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Man Arrested in Stabbing Near the Washington Monument
U.S. Park Police arrested the suspect on Saturday.
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Man Stabbed on Washington Monument Grounds
A man stabbed another man on the grounds of the Washington Monument on Saturday, according to authorities.
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Man Stabbed on Grounds of Washington Monument
News4’s Darcy Spencer reports that the attack happened in the 1600 block of Constitution Avenue NW.
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Man Accused of Pouring Paint on Washington Monument Says Vandalism Was a Cry For Help
The suspect said he planned to paint the side of the Washington Monument not as some kind of political statement, but in the hope he’d be arrested and get the help he needs. News4’s Jackie Bensen reports.
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Accused Washington Monument Vandal Suspect Speaks
The man accused of defacing the Washington Monument told News4’s Jackie Bensen why he did it just after being released from custody.
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Washington Monument Cleanup Underway After Vandalism
Crews and conservation teams are working to fix damage to the Washington Monument after a man splashed it with a bucket of red paint. News4’s Dominique Moody has info on the crime and restoration work.
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Washington Monument Vandalized With Red Paint, Profanity
The Washington Monument was vandalized with red paint and profanity on Tuesday night, and officials say it could take weeks to clean up. News4’s Dominique Moody reports.
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Washington Monument Vandalized With Profanity, Splashed With Red Paint
A man was arrested Tuesday night for allegedly dumping a bucket of paint and writing profanities on the Washington Monument.
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Man Arrested in Washington Monument Vandalism
A man is accused of dumping paint and writing profanities on the Washington Monument.
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Giffords Unveils Gun Violence Memorial on National Mall
Supporters of tougher gun laws, including members of Congress, joined former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords Tuesday morning on the National Mall for the unveiling of a display of tens of thousands of flowers representing lives cut short by gun violence in America.
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Flower Memorial Represents Lives Lost to Gun Violence
Advocates for tougher gun laws joined former Congresswoman Gabby Giffords on the National Mall. Giffords, who is a survivor of gun violence, unveiled her display of tens of thousands of flowers which represents a life cut short by gun violence. News4’s Mark Segraves has more on the call to action.
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Thousands Expected to Attend Abortion Rights March
Thousands of abortion rights supporters are expected in D.C. Saturday. The National Park Service issued permits for a large rally at the Washington Monument followed by a march to the Supreme Court. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.