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The family of a man shot and killed by police in Southeast, D.C. is demanding all bodycam footage related to the shooting be released.

Virginia Attorney General addresses a letter to D.C. mayor and city council demanding stricter action on violent crime.

The officers shined a flashlight at the window and saw a man with blood on his hand.

Crime is raging in the Democratic-controlled District of Columbia. Overall crime is up 25%, murders are up 20%, and just a few weeks ago, a congresswoman was mugged in her own apartment building.

Law enforcement agencies in Washington, D.C., are preparing for possible protests after a grand jury voted to indict former President Donald Trump.

Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- Republican members of the House Oversight Committee on Wednesday pressed Washington, D.C., officials about public safety and the citys management in the wake of Congress taking the unusual step of blocking controversial changes to the local criminal code. For almost four hours, legislators debated D.C.s laws at a hearing nominally focused on policing in the district. Having stopped the so-called crime bill last month, House Republicans are now seekin...

Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images(WASHINGTON) -- Republican members of the House Oversight Committee on Wednesday pressed Washington, D.C., officials about public safety and the citys management in the wake of Congress taking the unusual step of blocking controversial changes to the local criminal code. For almost four hours, legislators debated D.C.s laws at a hearing nominally focused on policing in the district. Having stopped the so-called crime bill last month, House Republicans are now seekin...

(WASHINGTON) -- Republican members of the House Oversight Committee on Wednesday pressed Washington, D.C., officials about public safety and the city's manageme

(WASHINGTON) -- Republican members of the House Oversight Committee on Wednesday pressed Washington, D.C., officials about public safety and the city's management in the wake of Congress taking the unusual step of blocking controversial changes to the local criminal code. For almost four hours, legislators debated D.C.'s laws at a hearing nominally focused on policing in

The U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia declined to prosecute the vast majority of arrests made in the nation's capital last year, according to a new report.