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    P.G. offender registry for gun crimes not as long as expected

    The Prince George's County Police Department's new gun-offender registry unit is monitoring fewer convicted gun offenders than the number it initially estimated, according to data provided by police.

  • P.G. police forming new investigative division

    The Prince George's County Police Department is forming a new investigative division this year in a bid to streamline casework and boost case closures, according to police officials.

  • Capitol Heights man killed changing tire

    One man died overnight in Capitol Heights when he was crushed by a van that fell on him while he tried to change a tire.

  • Prince George's County (Md.) seal

    Shooting of handcuffed Md. suspect draws scrutiny

    The Prince George's County Police Department's inspector general said it's likely the case of a District Heights police officer who shot a handcuffed man in the back as he fled from the officer's custody will go before a grand jury.

  • Prince George's County (Md.) seal

    District Heights officer shoots handcuffed suspect

    A man shot Thursday night by a District Heights police officer was handcuffed and under arrest when police officials said he escaped from the back of the officer’s police cruiser and the officer fired at him.

  • The funeral for Prince George's County police officer Adrian Morris begins at Woodstream Church in Mitchellville, MD, on August 28, 2012. Morris died in the line of duty on August 20, 2012. (Eva Russo/Special to The Washington Times)

    WILD ART: Full honors for fallen officer

    Officer Adrian Morris of the Prince George’s County Police Department was buried with full honors Tuesday. He died in the line of duty last week while pursuing a theft suspect on Interstate 95. He was promoted posthumously to the rank of officer 1st class.

  • City State: Morning Roundup

    Virginia Democrats blocking budget; Speeding Prince George's lawmaker surrenders car; ACLU alarmed about D.C. police surveillance; O'Malley signing gay-marriage bill; Metro crime rate among highest in U.S.; D.C. votes to loosen handgun regulations; Registration begins for Easter Egg roll.

  • Prince George's County Council member Karen Toles

    Speeding council member gives up county car

    The Prince George's County Council member clocked driving at least 105 mph in her county vehicle — but not ticketed for speeding — says she will give up the car until she completes a driver-safety course.

  • P.G. officer being tried in missing-guns case

    A Prince George's County police officer assigned to a state gun seizure task force stole weapons from an evidence locker and resold them on the street, prosecutors told jurors Monday at the start of the officer's trial.

  • **FILE** A line forms for entry into the Plaza 23 Event Center in Temple Hills. (Andrew Harnik/The Washington Times)

    P.G. cracks down on clubs beset by violence

    They're not all nightclubs. Some are bars, some are strip joints, restaurants and even banquet halls. But they all host dancing in Prince George's County.

  • Police chief among nominees confirmed in P.G.

    The Prince George's County Council on Tuesday confirmed a 27-year police veteran as the county police department's new chief.

  • Baker nominates interim chiefs to lead P.G. police, fire

    Prince George's County Executive Rushern L. Baker III on Friday nominated the interim chiefs of the police and fire departments to lead the agencies on a permanent basis.

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    Suspect surrenders in fatal shooting at No. Va. barbershop

    The suspect in a fatal shooting at a Northern Virginia barber shop Wednesday has surrendered to authorities, according to the Fairfax County Police Department.

  • Immigration-status policy mulled

    Prince William County officials are considering overturning a police department policy that prohibits officers from inquiring about an person's immigration status except when suspected of felonies or other major crimes.

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