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  • Illustration Second Amendment by Alexander Hunter for The Washington Times

    Senior citizen sharpshooter: Vegas burglar killed by elderly gun owner

    A 72-year-old man, who was the victim of a recent burglary, immediately went for his handgun when he heard a commotion in his Las Vegas home early Monday morning. Three intruders fled, and police later found one of them dead from an apparent gunshot wound.


  • Maryland resident James Brinkley

    MILLER: If you're not David Gregory …

    The Washington Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) inquiry into whether NBC's David Gregory possession on national TV of an illegal 30-round "high-capacity" magazine has been ongoing for three weeks.


  • Teen stabbed in stomach outside Metro station

    A teenager was stabbed in the stomach during a fight outside of a Metrorail station Sunday morning, Metro police said.


  • ** FILE ** Metro transit police arrest a suspect at the Columbia Heights Metro station in Washington. (John Muller/Special to The Washington Times)

    Metro transit police: Not quite the region's finest

    Records suggest that the the Metro's 600-member police force has conducted little enforcement of the transit system's everyday rules and that the department also counts among its ranks people who have been arrested for violent and predatory crimes.


  • City State: Morning Roundup

    Bill would add Virginia to health-care opponents; Another guilty plea in D.C. corruption case; Issa calls hearing on Occupy D.C.; O'Malley budget includes tax hikes; D.C. Council reaches deal on medical marijuana; GOP withdrawals 'loyalty oath'; Metro police sued on free speech; Occupy protesters toss apparent smoke bomb onto White House lawn.


  • City State: Morning Roundup

    Resignation is another Gray setback; Md. legislators warned about likely cuts to federal transport money; D.C. police announce new crime reporting tool; Rep. Wolf seeking more Va. clout on airports authority board; Rain causes flooding, closures; Moody's lauds McDonnell's move; Md. lawmakers call for BGE inquiry.


  • D.C. police roll out new crime-reporting tool

    A new online reporting tool will allow people to submit reports of suspicious activity around the District and photos or videos of the activities directly to the Metropolitan Police Department, officials announced Wednesday.


  • D.C. police officer ordered held without bond in shooting

    A Metropolitan Police Department officer accused of drunkenly opening fire on a car full of people that included transgenders will be held without bond as he awaits trial.


  • Three shot in D.C., P.G.

    Two men were shot and critically injured Tuesday night in a Landover neighborhood and another man was shot in Northeast Washington.


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