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A neighborhood group says the number of clubs and liquor licenses on one particular D.C. block is causing an uptick in crime. But club owners say they’re being unfairly targeted.
Lillian Tweten Daily Caller News Foundation Crime in Washington, D.C., is spiking in a neighborhood that, up until recently, was growing in popularity and recovering from decades of violence, The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday. Many residents in the Shaw neighborhood of Washington are too afraid to walk alone even during the day, and…
Crime in Washington, D.C., has begun to reclaim a neighborhood that, up until recently, was steadily growing in popularity, the WSJ reported.
Youth violence remains a critical issue for Washington, D.C. According to the Metropolitan Police Department, 13 juveniles have been killed in the District this year with the most recent happening in the early morning hours Sunday.