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Gun Charges Dropped Against Sniper Who Once Held Record in Afghanistan
A soldier who once set a record for the longest sniper shot in Afghanistan by an American is now facing gun charges as part of a larger death investigation in Northern Virginia.
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8 Horses Die After Fire Consumes Barn in Frederick
Eight horses were killed after a large fire broke out in a barn in Union Bridge, Maryland.
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ATF Critical of DC Fire Chief in Senior Citizen Apartment Complex Fire Investigation
Federal investigators criticized D.C.’s fire chief for denying access to a senior citizen apartment complex after a devastating fire ripped through the building near Navy Yard in Southeast in September.
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Diocese Investigation Finds MAGA Hat-Wearing Catholic School Students Not to Blame for DC Encounter With Native Americans
The Catholic bishop of Covington, Kentucky, says an independent investigation “exonerates” students from Covington Catholic High School who were at the center of a national firestorm when a video supposedly showed a confrontation between the students and Native Americans at the Lincoln Memorial.
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Arlington Diocese Releases List of 16 Priests Accused of Sexually Abusing Juveniles
The Catholic Diocese of Arlington released a list on Wednesday of 16 priests who the diocese says have been credibly accused of sexually abusing juveniles over the past 40 years.
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The District Is Seeing More Married Couples Get Roommates, Study Shows
There’s no question that living in D.C. is expensive. And rising housing costs in the area have pushed more married couples to take on roommates to save money, a new study says.
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Hit-and-Run Driver That Killed Smithsonian Employee Sentenced to 18 Months in Prison
The driver who killed a Smithsonian employee who was riding his bike to work in September will serve 18 months in prison.
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Hit-and-Run Driver Sentenced to 18 Months in Prison
The suspect in a hit-and-run accident that killed a popular Smithsonian employee was sentenced to 18 months in prison. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.
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Fairfax Substitute Teacher Tried to Trade Child Porn for Sex With Minor, Police Say
A 21-year-old man from Springfield, Virginia, is accused of soliciting sex from a minor after police say he offered to trade sexually explicit images of children.
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Woman Who Gave the Finger to Trump's Car Wins Election
The woman who lost her job after displaying her middle finger at President Donald Trump’s motorcade has won a seat on a county board of supervisors in Virginia.
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Man Suing Metro Transit Police Officers Following Stun Gun Incident
Metro Transit Police Chief Ron Pavlik has asked the U.S. Attorney’s Office to independently review an officer’s use of force during an arrest at the U Street Metro station in Northwest Washington.
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Man Sues Metro Transit Officers, Claims Excessive Force
A man is filing a lawsuit against three Metro Transit Police officers who he says wrongfully arrested him and used a stun gun on him this summer. News4’s Shomari Stone reports.
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Former Child Care Worker Gets 8 Years for Child Sex Abuse
A judge erupted in court as he sentenced a former child care worker who pleaded guilty to child sex abuse involving two boys. Northern Virginia Bureau Chief Julie Carey reports.
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‘It Makes Me Want to Puke': Judge Sentences Child Molester
A former after-school child care worker will spend at least the next eight years in prison for sexually assaulting two boys in the program.
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Killer Sentenced for Random Stabbing of DC Jogger Near Logan Circle
Wendy Martinez was jogging near D.C.’s Logan Circle when a stranger stabbed her to death. That man was sentenced Friday to spend three decades in prison.
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DC Jogger's Killer Gets Decades in Prison
The man who stabbed 35-year-old Wendy Martinez to death near Logan Circle last year was sentenced Friday to decades in prison. News4’s Darcy Spencer is outside the courthouse.
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Man Trapped in DC Seniors' Home for 5 Days After Fire Sues Management
A senior citizen who was trapped inside his apartment for five days after a fire ripped through a Southeast D.C. seniors’ home last year is suing the property’s manager.
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Suspect in Killing of Transgender Sex Worker Says He Feared for His Life
A man accused of killing a transgender sex worker feared for his life, according to his attorney. Prince George’s County Bureau Chief Tracee Wilkins reports.
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Suspect in Killing of Transgender Woman Feared for His Life: Attorney
The suspect in the death of Zoe Spears, a 23-year-old transgender woman shot to death last month in Prince George’s County, feared for his life, according to his attorney.
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Officers Shoot Armed Woodbridge Man After Domestic Call, Police Say
Police shot and wounded a man in Woodbridge Thursday morning after he advanced toward officers with a knife, ignoring commands to stop, authorities say.