The District recorded its first homicide in the nearly two weeks since federal law enforcement surged in the nation's capital, while President Trump declared Tuesday that anyone who commits murder in the city will face capital punishment.
The District witnessed its first killing in nearly two weeks amid the federal law enforcement surge in the nation's capital, while prosecutors began identifying some of the criminal suspects arrested by authorities during the citywide crackdown.
President Trump signed an executive order Monday threatening to pull federal support from the District of Columbia and other jurisdictions that refuse to ditch their cashless bail policies.
President Trump blasted Maryland Gov. Wes Moore about "crime ridden" Baltimore on Sunday after the Democrat sent a letter last week inviting the president to visit his state amid dramatic reductions in violent crime.
Military attorneys are being sent to the U.S. Attorney's Office in the District as prosecutors look to add some extra legal muscle amid President Trump's federal crackdown on crime in the nation's capital.
President Trump on Thursday spoke to a large crowd of federal law enforcement and National Guard troops in Southeast before his nighttime patrol with guard members and D.C. police as part of his mission to lower crime in the District.
Two lawsuits from former Metropolitan Police Department officers accusing the department of suppressing violent crime numbers are getting another look during the political rumpus over President Trump's deployment of troops to fight crime in the District of Columbia.
The Justice Department on Tuesday opened an investigation of the Metropolitan Police Department allegedly publishing phony crime data to make the city appear safer than it is, according to multiple reports.
The District of Columbia remains in political turmoil after President Trump declared a safety-inspired "takeover" of the city's streets, with a federal judge forcing him to retreat from total control of the police department and Republican governors rushing National Guard troops to deploy at federal command.
New York City police said Sunday that three men were killed and nine people were wounded when a suspected gang-related shooting erupted inside a Brooklyn nightclub.
The Republican governors of Ohio, South Carolina and West Virginia said they are sending National Guard troops to the District in support of President Trump's mission to drive down crime and disorder in the nation's capital.
The Justice Department on Thursday fired the man accused of throwing a Subway sandwich at a federal agent in the District over the weekend after learning he was one of the agency's staff members.
The District of Columbia's top cop said Wednesday that the federal agents flooding the city had made more than 100 arrests on gun, drug and homicide charges that her short-staffed police force didn't have the manpower to tackle.
National Guard troops put boots on the ground Tuesday in the District as the White House shared the first batch of federal arrests and warned the city's homeless they could face jail time amid President Trump's takeover of the nation's capital's policing.
The District witnessed its 100th homicide Monday night after a man was shot and killed in Logan Circle, the same neighborhood where an attack on a former federal employee inspired President Trump to take over policing in the city.
President Trump declared an emergency over crime in the District of Columbia while disputing the accuracy of police statistics showing a 30-year low in violence in the nation's capital.
President Trump announced Monday that he would deploy about 800 National Guard troops to the District of Columbia and placed the city's police department under emergency federal control in an unprecedented move to combat crime in the nation's capital and remove homeless encampments.