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Joyride Is Over For Man Who Stole Police Vehicle In Northwest DC Joyride Is Over For Man Who Stole Police Vehicle In Northwest DC
Joyride Is Over For Man Who Stole Police Vehicle In Northwest DC Daniel Gladden found himself in the back of a cruiser, not the front, nearly a week after stealing a police vehicle that he used to run errands in Northwest DC. Gladden has been arrested and charged with theft and theft from a motor vehicle days after he brazenly stole a University of the District of Columbia (UDC) police vehicle from the campus, the Metropolitan Police Department announced. The man took it right up to the store. Metropolitan Police Department At around 3:45 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 10, Gladden stole the UDC truck, police say, and he was later caught on camera using it to …

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Stolen Police Vehicle Used To Run Errands, Go Shopping In DC (VIDEO) Stolen Police Vehicle Used To Run Errands, Go Shopping In DC (VIDEO)
Stolen Police Vehicle Used To Run Errands, Go Shopping In DC (Video) Not even the manhunt for a man wanted for stealing a police vehicle in Northwest DC could stop him from doing some shopping. On Friday, the Metropolitan Police Department were able to track down a stolen University of the District of Columbia (UDC) police vehicle from campus, but the wanted man caught on camera taking it remains at large. Suspect Stole a Police Vehicle in Northwest DCRead more: https://t.co/I17TbBIKA6 pic.twitter.com/15WYEw7vgI — DC Police Department (@DCPoliceDept) November 10, 2023 While officers were attempting to track both he and the truck down on Nov. 10, the wan…

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Officers Track Down Stolen Police Vehicle In DC, Suspect Still At Large Officers Track Down Stolen Police Vehicle In DC, Suspect Still At Large
Officers Track Down Stolen Police Vehicle In DC, Suspect Still At Large A police vehicle in DC was among the latest to be stolen as car thefts in the District continue to peak. An alert was issued by the Metropolitan Police Department on Friday as they attempt to locate a man who managed to steal a University of the District of Columbia (UDC) police vehicle from campus, authorities say. The theft was reported at around 3:45 a.m. on Friday morning. "On Friday, a UDC Police Cruiser was reported stolen from the Van Ness Campus," school officials said in a statement on Friday afternoon. "The University is cooperating with the MPD investigation, and we will releas…

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Justice Served For Family Of Beloved DC Student-Athlete Gunned Down Outside MD Tattoo Shop Justice Served For Family Of Beloved DC Student-Athlete Gunned Down Outside MD Tattoo Shop
Justice Served For Family Of Beloved DC Student-Athlete Gunned Down Outside MD Tattoo Shop Tevin Ream has been found guilty on all counts for shooting and killing a promising student-athlete outside of a Prince George’s County tattoo shop in 2021. The 32-year-old Oxon Hill resident was convicted on all counts this week by a jury for his role in the murder of Dorian Hurd, 20, a popular basketball player at the University of the District of Columbia who was remembered for his wit and humor by family after the trial. Dorian HurdUDC Firebirds Prince George’s County District Attorney Aisha Braveboy announced that Ream was found guilty of first-degree murder, weapon, and other offe…

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Minor Responsible For Majority Of Bomb Threats Targeting HBCUs, FBI Says Minor Responsible For Majority Of Bomb Threats Targeting HBCUs, FBI Says
Minor Responsible For Majority Of Bomb Threats Targeting HBCUs, FBI Says The FBI announced that one minor is “believed to be responsible for the “majority of the threats" that have been targeting Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) across the country and throughout the region. According to a press release issued by the FBI, since January, more than 50 HBCUs, houses of worship, and other faith-based and academic institutions across the country have received racially motivated threats of violence. Of those threats, there have been some reported in the Washington, DC, Maryland, and Virginia region. The investigation into the threats led to the id…

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