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DC Felons Wanted An Audience For Their Guns, Got Federal Investigators Instead: DOJ
Turns out, the feds have Internet access too.
Two felons in the DMV weren't shy about showing off their guns for social media clout.
Federal investigators in DC were watching the whole time.
The online showboating helped launch a federal probe that ultimately landed Travis Foster, 25, and Reginald Monroe, 23, both of DC, in prison after authorities uncovered an arsenal of firearms, hundreds of suspected fentanyl pills, and evidence of drug dealing.
US Attorney's Office
The two men were sentenced on Thursday, Oct. 22, to a combined 103 months behind bars, federal prosecutors …
Virginia Teen Stole Girl's Clothes, Attempted To Make Great Escape On Bus, Police Say
A teenage girl accused of chasing down another teen, beating her up, and stealing her clothes tried to make her getaway on a bus in Virginia, but her troubles were just getting started, police said.
Arlington County Police officers were called to the 2800 block of South Quincy Street at approximately 4:42 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 21, following reports of an assault involving two teenage girls who knew each other.
Investigators said the victim was outside when the suspect approached and began chasing her, eventually catching up to her outside a nearby business, where she allegedly assaulted t…
Same Two Men Charged In Separate Landover Murders Nine Days Apart: Police
Two murders. Nine days apart. Two of the same accused killers. And Maryland investigators say there's no indication the deadly shootings are connected.
Devin Spivey, 22, of Laurel, and Shamar Evans, 19, of Washington, DC, are now charged in both October 2024 murders in Landover, where 18-year-old Kesean Pollard and 29-year-old Tresean Sparrow Bey were gunned down in separate shootings that remain under investigation by Prince George's County Police.
The first killing occurred on Tuesday, Oct. 22, 2024, when Pollard was found suffering from gunshot wounds inside a vehicle in the 7100 block o…
