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Speeding SUV Slams Into Tree, Killing Loudoun County Woman In Manassas: Police
A late-night drive turned deadly in Virginia when a speeding SUV careened off the road and crashed into a tree, killing the 39-year-old woman behind the wheel. Loudoun resident Assiatou Barry was traveling north on Lee Highway near Pageland Lane in Manassas around 12:23 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 14, wh…
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DC Mass Shooting Suspect Identified After One Killed, Five Wounded in Gunfire
DC police identify Matt Wade Lambert as the suspected gunman in a Northwest DC shooting that killed James Stuart and injured five others on 15th Street NW.
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“Booms last night on 17th Street NW…sounded eerily like the rifle shots down the street on Thursday morning…Looks like it turned out to be fireworks.”
Around 3:00am last night, on 17 & Q NW, we woke up to a series of booms outside that sounded eerily like the rifle shots down the street on Thursday morning. About five cop cars stopped by the Safeway and McDonalds and officers fanned out on foot with flashlights between Corcoran and Church.
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McLean father charged over teen house party apologizes to neighbors: 'We're embarrassed'
McLean father Aubrey Vaughan apologized to neighbors in an interview with FOX 5, saying he was "embarrassed" after high schoolers showed up to what was meant to be a backyard eighth-grade gathering promoted on Snapchat. Vaughan said he and his wife were home supervising the entire time, banned bags and...
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DNA Cold Hit Finally Names Suspect in 2014 Dupont Circle Uber Assault
Connecticut Ave. S. of Dupont Circle — Approximate Bar Departure Area. A woman who said she climbed into what she thought was her requested Uber near Dupont Circle in the early hours of April 13, 2014, ended up assaulted by one of two men inside the vehicle, according to police — a case that sat unsolved for 12 years until an FBI database match this past summer pointed investigators to a suspect.
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D.C. resident makes the case for keeping the National Guard amid neighborhood shootings
The very day last month that the District of Columbia was arguing in a federal appeals court against President Trump's deployment of the National Guard to help protect the city, David Michael captured a daylight shooting on his patio cam at his LeDroit Park home.