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.
The attorneys general of D.C. and Maryland on Tuesday sued three firearms dealers in Montgomery County that they argue should have flagged purchases as suspicious.
A driver said she was uncertain if she pressed down on the gas pedal or the brake pedal, police said in a report about the incident in D.C.’s Tenleytown area.
The relatively small community of people who work on what’s often called “community violence intervention” has been hit hard by the news of Trayon White Sr.’s arrest.