According to a statement from the agency, a person connected to a heinous coat robbery at Dunbar High School was just taken into custody by the Metropolitan Police agency. The November 18th heist, which included stealing a coat at gunpoint, happened close to the school. The incident happened on the 100 block of N Street Northwest, according to the details given. Days after the heist, news of the arrest broke, indicating that local law enforcement acted quickly.
Interestingly, the suspect was found in a location that was similar to the original murder scene, suggesting that there may have been a pattern or a lack of foresight. Following a tip about a second sighting, Third District officers responded to the scene on November 21 and immediately arrested the person. In connection with the case, a 16-year-old male Northwest resident has been charged with armed robbery. The Metropolitan Police Department offers a financial reward for tips that result in a conviction and encourages anyone with more information to speak with the police immediately.
It is recommended that members of the public contact the police by contacting (202) 727-9099 or by using the Department’s TEXT TIP LINE at 50411. By combining public insights, the agency hopes to strengthen its inquiry; a reward of up to $10,000 is evidence of this endeavor.
Given the age of the person charged, information on the suspect’s name has not been made public.For updates and more details about the current investigation, the official MPD report continues to be the major resource.
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