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Vandals Steal Money, Shatter Glass at Asian Restaurants Near in Columbia
Local Asian restaurant owners are picking up the pieces after thieves broke into their restaurants, stole money and destroyed property.
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North Potomac Teen Was Shot in Random Encounter: Court Docs
A North Potomac high school student who was in Columbia visiting a friend was shot and killed Saturday, police said.
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Community Mourns Richard Montgomery High School Senior Killed in Random Encounter
Friends and family are mourning the loss of 18-year-old Simeon Mukuna, who was shot and killed this weekend by someone he had never met. News4’s Cory Smith has the latest on the case that has left a community grieving.
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North Potomac Student Fatally Shot, Remembered for ‘Magnetic Personality'
A North Potomac high school student who was in Columbia visiting a friend was shot and killed Saturday, police said.
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High School Senior With ‘Magnetic Personality' Shot, Killed in Columbia
Simeon Mukuna is mourned by those who knew him at Richard Montgomery High School. He was a student athlete applying to college with a bright future ahead. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports.
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Montgomery County High School Student Shot, Killed in Columbia
Simeon Mukuna was visiting a friend in Columbia when a gunman shot and killed him. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports.
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1st City in US Named for Columbus Puts His Statue in Storage
The first city in the United States named for Christopher Columbus has removed a statue of the explorer and placed it in storage for safekeeping after it was vandalized several times in a week. Workers in Columbia, South Carolina, dismembered the statue early Friday, and by mid-morning only the feet were attached to the pedestal at Riverfront Park. The statue…
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Maryland Man Entered School, Tried to Kiss Girl, 14: Police
Police have charged a 20-year-old Maryland man with entering a high school and trying to kiss a 14-year-old student
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Alabama Officials Address Deadly Tornado
Lee County Sheriff Jay Johnson and Chris Darden of the National Weather Service address the media after a tornado swept through the region over the weekend, leaving at least 23 dead and dozens more unaccounted for.
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Video Shows DC Police Physically Detain Teen Selling Street Food
A video shows D.C. police officers physically detain two children who were selling food on a sidewalk without a permit. News4’s Shomari Stone reports.
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Man Arrested for Rape After Series of Crimes in DC
A man accused of beating and raping a woman in D.C. was arrested for multiple other incidents in the days leading up to the attack, according to court documents. News4’s Jackie Bensen reports.
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1 Dead, 2 Injured in Columbia Heights Shooting, Stabbing
One man died after two were shot and a third was stabbed in an apartment in a Northwest D.C. brownstone Monday morning.
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2 Hurt in Columbia Heights Shooting
Two men were shot inside a townhouse in the 3100 block of 16th Street NW early Monday, police said. News4’s Meagan Fitzgerald reports.
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Harris Speaks at Criminal Justice Candidate Forum After Organizers Nixed
A criminal justice forum planned for Democratic presidential hopefuls in South Carolina has been reconfigured after Kamala Harris withdrew from the event, citing a lack of access for students at the historically black college in Columbia where it’s being held. The city’s mayor, Steve Benjamin, tells The Associated Press he’s worked with Benedict College officials to coordinate what’s being called...
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Trump Taking Victory Lap on Criminal Justice Reform
When President Donald Trump talks about how his policies are helping African Americans, he almost always mentions a new law that has allowed thousands of non-violent offenders to gain early release from federal prison. He made the pitch again Friday at a criminal justice conference in South Carolina. And then he sought common ground with African Americans by saying he...
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Rayful Edmond Makes a Case for Early Release
Notorious D.C. drug kingpin Rayful Edmond wants out of prison. He has spent 30 years locked up for being one of the major players during the city’s violent crack epidemic. News 4’s Jackie Bensen takes a closer look at his plea for early release.
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Rayful Edmond Asks Judge for Release From Life Sentence
A notorious 1980 D.C. drug kingpin asked for his release from prison because of the help his provide authorities in prosecuting other criminals. Mark Segraves reports.
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Cause of Lawrence Gas Leak Identified After Hundreds Evacuated
The major gas leak that caused evacuations in Lawrence, Massachusetts, on Friday was started when city contractors checking water valves “inadvertently closed a gas valve” officials said Friday evening. The leak caused hundreds of people to be evacuated from their homes and two schools early in the morning, just over one year after the area was rocked by gas explosions...
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4 People Were Shot, 2 Critically, in Busy NW DC Neighborhood
Four people were shot in Columbia Heights Thursday night. Shomari Stone reports two are in critical condition.
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Defense Says Police Investigation Into DC Woman's Killing Is ‘Lazy'
The public defender for a man accused of stabbing 27-year-old Margery Magill to death in Columbia Heights says the police investigation is “lazy.” News4’s Pat Collins reports police have no murder weapon, motive or video of the attack.