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Andrea Noble

anoble@washingtontimes.com

Andrea Noble was a crime and public safety reporter for The Washington Times.

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National Night Out events link communities, police

Police and residents across the region will take to the streets Tuesday for National Night Out, an annual event that attempts to fight crime by bolstering relationships between communities and law enforcement agencies.

August 1, 2011

Police arrest boyfriend in P.G. woman’s killing

Prince George's County police have arrested the boyfriend of a woman found dead on her apartment balcony Thursday and charged the man with first-degree murder, officials said Friday.

July 29, 2011

D.C. man pleads guilty to fatally stabbing daughter

A D.C. man believed to have had sex with his teenage daughter shortly before he fatally stabbed her and stuffed her body in a trash can pleaded guilty to her murder Friday in D.C. Superior Court.

July 29, 2011

Police officer held without bond on murder, sex charges

A Maryland police officer was ordered held without bond Wednesday after being indicted on charges including attempted-murder and sex offenses, according to court records. The charges are in connection with the officer shooting a man, then claiming he was carjacked.

July 27, 2011
Ricardo Leon

Man fatally shot by Fairfax police was DoD security officer

A Centreville man fatally shot Thursday by Fairfax County police was a Defense Department security officer stationed at the vice president's mansion who had been hospitalized the previous day due to erratic behavior, coworkers and officials said.

July 22, 2011

Heat wave gives D.C., suburbs a tropical feel

The sweltering heat and high humidity made it feel a hotter Thursday in the Washington area than the beaches of Panama or the floating markets of Bangkok, according to weather reports.

July 21, 2011

P.G. Council tightens regulations on dance halls

Dance halls in Prince George's County will face stricter safety regulations and will pay more to license their clubs after the County Council voted Tuesday to adopt new regulations.

July 19, 2011