LOCAL CRIME & PUBLIC SAFETY

The road closures, according to the D.C. police department, are expected between 1 and 3 p.m.

Anger was already simmering when footage was released of the fatal police shooting of Justin Robinson, 26, who worked as a violence interrupter in D.C.

A federal judge ordered Tyrell Bailey to remain in jail and calls the case and officer’s death “a real example of the dangers” of discarding guns in the community.

D.C. police fatally shot Justin Robinson, 26, earlier this month at a McDonald’s in Southeast Washington.

The thefts and the destruction of property occurred in Georgetown, City Center and other neighborhoods.

Relatives of Justin Robinson, 26, hesitated at first, their lawyer said, but ultimately decided to let the public see his final moments.

The town police chief described the shooting as apparently an isolated incident that did not pose a threat to the public.

Jaylen Rashawn Prince was arrested about 20 minutes after the shooting at Joppatowne High School.

Man charges SWAT team in area of Chevy Chase, Md., after being coaxed from abandoned, boarded up home.

A woman died from multiple gun shots late Friday night in the 1000 block of Spring Road in Northwest D.C. A man who was also shot was in critical condition.

Three women and two men were shot and injured in Southeast Washington on Friday, according to police.

Two D.C. gang members were sentenced to decades in prison for the 2017 killing of Jamahri Sydnor who was struck by a bullet as she was driving in Northeast Washington.

Another student was taken into custody after the incident in Harford County, Md.

The 60-year-old Maryland resident faces 16 felony counts. Three alleged co-conspirators have pleaded guilty.

A mother of one girl pushed for more time in court, saying, “Two years per one life lost feels like a slap in the face.”

Tyrell L. Bailey, 27, has been charged with unlawful possession of a firearm with a prior conviction and two other weapons counts.

A D.C. prosecutor said the five teens charged in the fatal beating and stomping of Reginald Brown were on Georgia Avenue “looking for a victim.”

Police said Arturo Elmore-Adon filmed the videos surreptitiously, either in bathrooms or placing his phone underneath the dresses, skirts or shorts of young children.