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DC police said a student grazed by gunfire is ‘totally fine.' Here's what we know about recovery
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An officer's hope: ‘That better day is coming,' DC police veteran says
As the first month of 2024 wraps up, there are some signs of improvement in the District with homicides and violent crime down so far. But there’s still work to be done especially when it comes to you... -
Calls to overhaul District's violence reduction strategy
When the shots hit Reginald Jackson’s front door in Northeast D.C. in September 2022, bullets left holes in the metal screen and shattered the frame. He was inside when the shots were fired and ... -
The teacher shot by a 6-year-old still worries, a year later, about the other students in the room
She said she hopes their happiness “wasn’t completely stripped away.”
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‘Incredibly serious': Deadly, unpredictable switches add to DC's gun toll; prosecutors seek change
As Washington, D.C., closes an especially deadly year, the News4 I-Team learned law enforcement and prosecutors are nervous about the “explosion” of Glock switches in D.C. and the lenient way District...