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Man dies after assault at P.G. party

A Southeast D.C. man has died from injuries sustained in a fight over the weekend at a Fort Washington party, said Prince George's County police who are now investigating the death as a homicide.

Elijah Muhammad Turner, 22, of the 4000 block of 13th Street in Southeast died Monday morning after he was taken to a local hospital suffering severe head trauma, police said Tuesday.

Police think Mr. Turner was injured early Saturday at a party in the Piscataway Estates neighborhood in Fort Washington. Officers were dispatched to the 13000 block of Pendelton Street for a fight at a large party, county police said. When officers arrived they found the crowd had dispersed but were informed that Mr. Turner was admitted to a local hospital with injuries from an assault.

Mr. Turner died Monday morning from injuries he sustained during the fight, said police who are still investigating the incident.

No arrests have been made.

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Andrea Noble

Andrea Noble is a reporter for The Washington Times’ Metro Desk. Prior to joining the Times, she worked at the Prince George’s Gazette covering crime and public safety. Ms. Noble graduated from Webster University in St. Louis, Mo., where she studied journalism and sociology. She can be reached at anoble@washingtontimes.com.

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