Washington, D.C
22 people charged with drug distribution arrested
WASHINGTON (WDVM) — Within the midst of a surge of violent crime within the space, 22 folks charged with distributing medication have been taken off the streets.
A year-long investigation between D.C. police, the FBI adn the DEA led to those arrests, with 13 of them taking place on Wednesday. Over half of these arrested had prior arrests for unlawful weapons, and nearly half have prior arrests for felony violence.
Together with the arrests, 11 weapons, over 500 grams of fentanyl and nearly 400 grams of crack cocaine had been seized.
Mayor Muriel Bowser stated that this was a giant step in placing violent criminals behind bars.
One suspect continues to be on the free.
Daniels was nearly perfect against the Bengals, setting a single-game rookie record with a 91.3% completion rate, and the fan base has been quick to proclaim the performance as his coronation. Regardless of how accurate that is, it’s becoming clearer by the week that the Commanders have their quarterback of the future, and the players have someone they can rally around.
D.C. police have identified the man who died after being shot near Nationals Park on Friday night.
D.C. police have identified the man who died after being shot near Nationals Park on Friday.
Police said officers responded to a report of gunshots being heard in the 1300 block of South Capitol Street at K Street in Southwest just before 7 p.m.
Officers said they were “flagged down” for a man with “gunshot wound injuries.” He was transported to a hospital, where he later died.
The man has been identified as Marc Butler Jr., 28, of no fixed address.
Anyone with information about the shooting is asked to contact D.C. police.
A map of the area where the shooting happened is below.
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