Burglary
600 block of 9TH ST NE Burglary: Building unoccupied
Crime reported on October 21, 2009.
600 block of 6TH ST NE Burglary: Attempt
Crime reported on October 21, 2009.
600 block of F ST NE Stolen auto
Crime reported on October 21, 2009.
1600 block of ISHERWOOD ST NE Stolen auto
Crime reported on October 21, 2009.
800 block of F ST NE Stolen auto
Crime reported on October 21, 2009.
Theft
900 block of 8TH ST NE Theft: Bicycle
Crime reported on July 11,
400 block of 8TH ST NE Theft (property valued at less than $250)
Crime reported on October 21, 2009.
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25 October, 2009
23 October, 2009
Police Alert
Police Alert-
Robbery (Gun)_2237 hours_600 block of 11th Street, NE_B/M bald 5'5" 135 lbs. wearing all black clothing DO NOT TAKE ACTION CALL 911 W/EVENT #588728
Sent on: 10/22 22:41
ROBBERY GUN _ 1937HRS @ 1100 B/O FLORIDA AVE NE LOF: (3) B/M'S MASK BLK COATS ARMED W.GUNS L/S EASTBOUND SOUTH ALLEY 1200 MORSE ST NE DO NOT TAKE ACTION CALL 911 W/EVENT # I20090588344
Sent on: 10/22 19:53
Police Alert-
ROBBERY PURSE SNATCH_7:29PM_NORTH CAPITOL & K ST NE _LOOKOUT FOR A B/M, BALD, DARK SHIRT DO NOT TAKE ACTION CALL 911 W/EVENT #I20090588326
Sent on: 10/22 19:47
1D SHOOTING _ 1929HRS @ 14TH & MARLAND AVE NE PRELIMINARY LOF: B/M 5'06" - 5'09" BRN SWEATER MED COMPL BEARD DO NOT TAKE ACTION CALL 911 W/EVENT # I20090588325
Sent on: 10/22 19:41
Police Alert-Robbery Gun
Robbery Gun_2131 hours_700 Constitution Ave NE_B/M 5'8", wearing a dark jacket with a hood, armed with a gun; 2 other B/M's all dark clothing DO NOT TAKE ACTION CALL 911 W/EVENT #I20090586498
Sent on: 10/21 21:49
Robbery (Gun)_2237 hours_600 block of 11th Street, NE_B/M bald 5'5" 135 lbs. wearing all black clothing DO NOT TAKE ACTION CALL 911 W/EVENT #588728
Sent on: 10/22 22:41
ROBBERY GUN _ 1937HRS @ 1100 B/O FLORIDA AVE NE LOF: (3) B/M'S MASK BLK COATS ARMED W.GUNS L/S EASTBOUND SOUTH ALLEY 1200 MORSE ST NE DO NOT TAKE ACTION CALL 911 W/EVENT # I20090588344
Sent on: 10/22 19:53
Police Alert-
ROBBERY PURSE SNATCH_7:29PM_NORTH CAPITOL & K ST NE _LOOKOUT FOR A B/M, BALD, DARK SHIRT DO NOT TAKE ACTION CALL 911 W/EVENT #I20090588326
Sent on: 10/22 19:47
1D SHOOTING _ 1929HRS @ 14TH & MARLAND AVE NE PRELIMINARY LOF: B/M 5'06" - 5'09" BRN SWEATER MED COMPL BEARD DO NOT TAKE ACTION CALL 911 W/EVENT # I20090588325
Sent on: 10/22 19:41
Police Alert-Robbery Gun
Robbery Gun_2131 hours_700 Constitution Ave NE_B/M 5'8", wearing a dark jacket with a hood, armed with a gun; 2 other B/M's all dark clothing DO NOT TAKE ACTION CALL 911 W/EVENT #I20090586498
Sent on: 10/21 21:49
17 October, 2009
DISPUTES THROUGH MEDIATION
DC SUPERIOR COURT’S MULTI-DOOR RESOLUTION DIVISION
HELPS PARTIES RESOLVE DISPUTES THROUGH MEDIATION
The Metropolitan Police Department often receives calls for service in response to
disputes between neighbors. DC Superior Court’s developed the Multi-Door Resolution
Division to assist in cases that are outside the realm of MPD. This is NOT meant to replace our responsibilities to investigate alleged criminal allegation. It’s just another tool that we can utilize. Below is a brief description off their website along with a link to their website.
The Multi-Door Dispute Resolution Division (Multi-Door) helps parties settle disputes
through mediation and other types of appropriate dispute resolution (ADR), including
arbitration, case evaluation and conciliation. The name “Multi-Door” comes from the multidoor courthouse concept, which envisions one courthouse with multiple dispute resolution doors or programs. Cases are referred through the appropriate door for resolution. The goals of a multi-door approach are to provide citizens with easy access to justice, reduce delay, and provide links to related services, making more options available through which disputes can be resolved. The Multi-Door Dispute Resolution Division of the D.C. Superior Court assists parties to reach agreements that meet their interests, preserve relationships, and save time and money. Our mediators and dispute resolution specialists are trained at Multi-Door to serve in a wide range of cases, from civil to small claims, to family.
HELPS PARTIES RESOLVE DISPUTES THROUGH MEDIATION
The Metropolitan Police Department often receives calls for service in response to
disputes between neighbors. DC Superior Court’s developed the Multi-Door Resolution
Division to assist in cases that are outside the realm of MPD. This is NOT meant to replace our responsibilities to investigate alleged criminal allegation. It’s just another tool that we can utilize. Below is a brief description off their website along with a link to their website.
The Multi-Door Dispute Resolution Division (Multi-Door) helps parties settle disputes
through mediation and other types of appropriate dispute resolution (ADR), including
arbitration, case evaluation and conciliation. The name “Multi-Door” comes from the multidoor courthouse concept, which envisions one courthouse with multiple dispute resolution doors or programs. Cases are referred through the appropriate door for resolution. The goals of a multi-door approach are to provide citizens with easy access to justice, reduce delay, and provide links to related services, making more options available through which disputes can be resolved. The Multi-Door Dispute Resolution Division of the D.C. Superior Court assists parties to reach agreements that meet their interests, preserve relationships, and save time and money. Our mediators and dispute resolution specialists are trained at Multi-Door to serve in a wide range of cases, from civil to small claims, to family.
13 October, 2009
Robbery Suspect Sought for Numerous Crimes
October 8, 2009
Robbery Suspect Sought for Numerous Crimes
The Metropolitan Police Department is seeking the public’s assistance in its ongoing investigation into a series of robberies involving taxicab drivers, carjackings and a robbery of an establishment. Police are seeking information on the identity of a suspect who may be responsible for these crimes, in which the description of the suspect is similar.
Taxi cab robberies
In the following incidents, the suspect reportedly hailed a cab and requested to be taken to a location. Once at that location, the suspect implied that he had a weapon and demanded money.
September 4, 2009 at approximately 1:30 pm, in the 1200 block of Evarts Street, NE
September 8, 2009, at approximately 3:30 pm, in the 1500 block of Montana Avenue, NE
September 10, 2009 at approximately 12 am, in the 2200 block of 13th Street, NE
September 17, 2009, at approximately 3 pm, in the 1500 block of Channing Street, NE (suspect took the vehicle)
Armed robbery of an establishment
In the following incident, the suspect entered the Lowest Price Gas Station, displayed a knife and demanded money. He then obtained an undetermined amount of cash and fled the scene.
September 22, 2009, at approximately 2:40 pm, in the 2800 block of 12th Street, NE
Carjackings
In the following incidents, the suspect either implied that he had or displayed a gun and took the taxicab.
September 27, 2009, at approximately 10 am, in the 1400 block Hamlin Street, NE
September 28, 2009, at approximately 12 am, in the 1000 block of Douglas Street, NE (displayed handgun)
The suspect is described as a medium to dark complexioned black male, approximately 35 to 40 years of age, standing between 5’9” and 5’11” in height. This suspect has a thin build and a goatee.
The Metropolitan Police Department is currently offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for these robberies.
Anyone with information about these cases is asked to call police at 202-727-9099 or 1-888-919-CRIM [E]. Anonymous information may also be forwarded to the DC Crime Solvers Unit at 1-866-411-TIPS and to the department’s TEXT TIP LINE by text messaging 50411. If the information provided to Crime Solvers leads to an arrest and indictment, that caller will be eligible for a reward of up to $1,000.
*Photographs and a composite sketch of the suspect accompany this release.
06 October, 2009
SECURE PROPERTY IN YOUR CAR TO REDUCE THEFTS FROM AUTO
SECURE PROPERTY IN YOUR CAR TO REDUCE THEFTS FROM AUTO
One of the most common types of theft is theft of valuables from your automobile. Theft from auto is strictly a crime of opportunity that can be prevented if you take away the opportunity.
Thieves generally won’t waste their time breaking into autos that don’t have valuables in plain sight.
Recently, the Metropolitan Police Department has recorded an increase in thefts from autos, particularly in areas across DC known for their fashionable stores, popular restaurants and trendy bars. Cars parked near sporting venues when games or concerts are scheduled may also be targeted. If you plan on parking your car in a neighborhood that is known for its numerous visitors, remember thieves know these areas are popular, too. Be sure to either take valuable property with you or secure it properly. Please take the precautions listed below to help ensure your auto is not targeted by thieves:
• Keep Your Valuables Out of Sight. The best way to prevent theft from your auto is to always keep
valuables out of sight. Never leave cell phones, briefcases, suitcases, or electronic devices
(cell phones, iPods, laptop computers, etc.) in your car in plain view. Take these items with
you, or secure them—all the time, every time.
• Secure Your GPS Device. While many GPS devices are mounted in the dashboard of the vehicle,
the MPD encourages anyone who uses a portable GPS device to take it with you, along
with any other items of value, when you park the car.
• Use Your Trunk. If your car has a trunk, use it. Put valuables in there or in a locked glove compartment. Hiding items under seats is better than leaving them in plain view, but securing them inside the glove compartment or trunk is a far better deterrent.
• Don’t Tempt Thieves with New Purchases. During the holiday season especially, or any time you’re shopping, place packages in the trunk, not on the passenger seats or floors.
• Remove Your Radio Faceplate. If you can unfasten your sound system and take it with you, or lock it in your trunk, do so. And don’t forget to do the same with your CDs and tapes.
• Lock It Up. Also, keep your car doors and windows locked—all the time!
One of the most common types of theft is theft of valuables from your automobile. Theft from auto is strictly a crime of opportunity that can be prevented if you take away the opportunity.
Thieves generally won’t waste their time breaking into autos that don’t have valuables in plain sight.
Recently, the Metropolitan Police Department has recorded an increase in thefts from autos, particularly in areas across DC known for their fashionable stores, popular restaurants and trendy bars. Cars parked near sporting venues when games or concerts are scheduled may also be targeted. If you plan on parking your car in a neighborhood that is known for its numerous visitors, remember thieves know these areas are popular, too. Be sure to either take valuable property with you or secure it properly. Please take the precautions listed below to help ensure your auto is not targeted by thieves:
• Keep Your Valuables Out of Sight. The best way to prevent theft from your auto is to always keep
valuables out of sight. Never leave cell phones, briefcases, suitcases, or electronic devices
(cell phones, iPods, laptop computers, etc.) in your car in plain view. Take these items with
you, or secure them—all the time, every time.
• Secure Your GPS Device. While many GPS devices are mounted in the dashboard of the vehicle,
the MPD encourages anyone who uses a portable GPS device to take it with you, along
with any other items of value, when you park the car.
• Use Your Trunk. If your car has a trunk, use it. Put valuables in there or in a locked glove compartment. Hiding items under seats is better than leaving them in plain view, but securing them inside the glove compartment or trunk is a far better deterrent.
• Don’t Tempt Thieves with New Purchases. During the holiday season especially, or any time you’re shopping, place packages in the trunk, not on the passenger seats or floors.
• Remove Your Radio Faceplate. If you can unfasten your sound system and take it with you, or lock it in your trunk, do so. And don’t forget to do the same with your CDs and tapes.
• Lock It Up. Also, keep your car doors and windows locked—all the time!
03 October, 2009
Army Ten-Miler
VDOT has issued the following traffic alert for the Army Ten-Miler this weekend:
I-95/395 HOV SCHEDULE CHANGE, CLOSURES THIS WEEKEND
Lanes will reverse a day later to accommodate Army Ten-Miler
CHANTILLY – The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) will delay reversing the I-95/395 High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes this weekend for the annual Army Ten-Miler race Sunday in Arlington and Washington, D.C.
The HOV lanes will remain open to all motorists southbound from 6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2 until 1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 4. The lanes will close to all traffic at 1 p.m. and reopen northbound to all motorists at 3 p.m. (The lanes are usually open southbound until 2 p.m. Saturdays, reopening northbound at 4 p.m.).
The following ramps will also be closed for the race from 5:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. Sunday (or until the course is cleared):
I-395 North mainline to Route 27 North/Route 110 South (Exit 8B)
I-395 North mainline ramp to northbound express lane
I-395 South mainline to South Parking (Eads Street) (Exit 8A)
I-395 South HOV ramp to South Parking (Eads Street)
Washington Boulevard to Route 27
Visit www.armytenmiler.com for more information.
I-95/395 HOV SCHEDULE CHANGE, CLOSURES THIS WEEKEND
Lanes will reverse a day later to accommodate Army Ten-Miler
CHANTILLY – The Virginia Department of Transportation (VDOT) will delay reversing the I-95/395 High Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes this weekend for the annual Army Ten-Miler race Sunday in Arlington and Washington, D.C.
The HOV lanes will remain open to all motorists southbound from 6 p.m. Friday, Oct. 2 until 1 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 4. The lanes will close to all traffic at 1 p.m. and reopen northbound to all motorists at 3 p.m. (The lanes are usually open southbound until 2 p.m. Saturdays, reopening northbound at 4 p.m.).
The following ramps will also be closed for the race from 5:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. Sunday (or until the course is cleared):
I-395 North mainline to Route 27 North/Route 110 South (Exit 8B)
I-395 North mainline ramp to northbound express lane
I-395 South mainline to South Parking (Eads Street) (Exit 8A)
I-395 South HOV ramp to South Parking (Eads Street)
Washington Boulevard to Route 27
Visit www.armytenmiler.com for more information.
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