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Owner killed in convenience store robbery in Prince George's County
A husband and father of three died three days after he was attacked in a robbery of the convenience store he owned, Prince George’s County police said. Mohammad Hanif of Annandale, Virginia, opened the convenience store on Larchmont Avenue in Capitol Heights, Maryland, about a year-and-a-half ago, his family said. He suffered head trauma during a robbery Tuesday, police...
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Convenience store owner dies after attack during robbery; police seek to identify killer
The victim would have given the items in his store away if the killer would have asked, his family said. News4’s Aimee Cho reports.
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‘We demand justice': Family speaks after Prince George's police kill man in his home
Family members of Melvin Jay spoke publicly for the first time after he was shot and killed by an officer inside his home. They demanded justice for a killing they say never should have happened.
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‘We demand justice': Family speaks after Prince George's police kill man in his home
Family members of Melvin Jay spoke publicly for the first time after he was shot and killed by an officer inside his home. They demanded justice for a killing they say never should have happened.
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Man turns himself in after strangling girlfriend in Accokeek: Prince George's County police
A man turned himself in after he said he strangled his girlfriend inside her Accokeek home on Saturday, Prince George’s County police said.
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Man shot by officer inside his own Prince George's apartment after alleged break-in call, AG says
Melvin Jay was was shot and killed Thursday by an officer who was responding to an alleged break-in at an apartment complex in Suitland. But Jay was inside his own apartment, the Maryland Attorney General’s has confirmed.
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Man killed by Prince George's police was shot inside his own apartment
Questions are swirling about a deadly police shooting in which a man was shot in his own apartment. News4’s Mauricio Casillas reports.
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PGPD officer hit by van, suspect injured in officer involved-shooting and chase
After a police officer shot a burglary suspect in a stolen van, the suspect sped off and hit another officer, dragging him down a busy highway. News4’s Derrick Ward explains that the violent arrest started with a break-in at a fast food restaurant.
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‘They were incompetent': Family of man killed by Prince George's police seeks investigation of state's attorney
The family of a man killed by a Prince George’s County police officer wants the state’s attorney’s office investigated after the officer was found not guilty.
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Family of man killed by Prince George's police wants investigation of state's attorney's office
The family of a man killed by a Prince George’s County police officer want the state’s attorney’s office investigated after the officer was found not guilty. News4’s Walter Morris reports.
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Officer acquitted of murder released from custody, faces federal charges in fraud case
A Prince George’s County police officer acquitted of killing a man is free for the first time in almost four years. News4’s Jackie Bensen reports he now faces charges in an alleged ring of police officers accused of duping banks and insurance companies by claiming they were victims of crime.
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Prince George's officer acquitted of murder pleads not guilty in insurance fraud case
A Prince George’s County police officer acquitted of murder earlier this week pleaded not guilty Friday in a federal insurance fraud case. A jury found Michael Owen not guilty of murder Wednesday in the fatal shooting of William Green, who was handcuffed in Owen’s cruiser at the time. But Owen remained in custody until entering his plea in the...
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Officer acquitted of murder pleads not guilty in insurance fraud case
A Prince George’s County police officer acquitted of murder earlier this week appeared at a hearing Friday in a separate insurance fraud case. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports.
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Acquittal of Prince George's officer who killed handcuffed man gets new reactions
William Green was sitting in the passenger’s seat of Prince George’s County Police Officer Michael Owen’s police cruiser with his hands cuffed behind his back when Owen shot him six times. Owen was in the driver’s seat. Prosecutors claimed Owen committed murder when he shot and killed Green, who was under the influence of PCP. They did not believe...
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Acquittal of Prince George's officer who killed handcuffed man gets new reactions
After a jury acquitted Officer Michael Owen on Wednesday for the death of William Green, News4 has new reactions to the surprise verdict. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports.
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‘There's no justice': Officer acquitted in fatal shooting of handcuffed man in cruiser
For the first time in three years, Officer Michael Owen is a free man. But the family of William Green, who was shot and killed by Owen, doesn’t believe he deserves a second chance. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports.
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Prince George's officer found not guilty in murder trial
A jury acquitted a Prince George’s County police officer who shot and killed a man who was handcuffed in his cruiser in January 2020. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports.
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Prince George's police officer found not guilty in fatal shooting of handcuffed man
A jury acquitted a Prince George’s County police officer who shot and killed a man who was handcuffed in his cruiser in January 2020.
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Defense expert witness says officer used ‘reasonable force' in fatal shooting of handcuffed suspect
The defense wrapped its case in the murder trial of Michael Owen, the Prince George’s County police officer charged with killing a handcuffed man in January 2020. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports a defense expert tried to bolster Owen’s claims that he shot William Green in self-defense.
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‘Thought I was gonna die': Prince George's officer charged with murder testifies
A Prince George’s County police officer accused of killing a man who was in handcuffs in his cruiser took the stand in his own defense on Monday, telling his version of what happened in January 2020. Michael Owen stands accused of murder in the deadly shooting of William Green. Prosecutors say his use of force was not justified. He claimed…