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Paul Duggan

Paul Duggan

Staff Writer / Crime Reporter at The Washington Post

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  • Crime
  • Health & Medicine

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Recent Articles

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Three juveniles, one adult charged in fatal shootings of three Virginia men

Authorities in Spotsylvania County say an illegal firearms sale Tuesday night led to a robbery attempt and gunshots outside a townhouse complex.
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Former D.C. officer again charged with sex trafficking of teen girls

Linwood Barnhill Jr., once imprisoned for prostituting underaged girls, has committed “remarkably similar crimes” since his release in 2020, a prosecutor said.
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Shooters emerged from car in D.C. slaying of congressional intern

D.C. police said investigators have obtained a video recording that experts are working to enhance, hoping the footage will help authorities identify suspects.
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Virginia man who had 155 pipe bombs pleads guilty to federal crimes

Authorities said Brad K. Spafford voiced support for political assassinations while stockpiling explosives and ammunition on his farm near Newport News.
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D.C. police chief halted firings of officers in fatal chase, report...

Terence Sutton and Andrew Zabavksy, convicted in the death of Karon Hylton-Brown but pardoned by the president, collected hundreds of thousands of dollars in back pay.
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Congress tried to control D.C. police in 1989. The results were dis...

Today, relaxed criminal laws and a pandemic-era crime spike have again made D.C. a federal target. But little is known about exactly how federal officials plan to improve the conditions they complain about.
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Pirro tells prosecutors to seek maximum charges in D.C. arrests

U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro said prosecutors must seek the most serious charges available for those arrested amid a Trump administration crackdown on D.C. crime.
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Va. Supreme Court faults judge for jailing domestic-violence victim

The Virginia Supreme Court cited “inconsistencies and embellished factual findings” by the trial judge who ordered a prosecution witness jailed.
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Settlement reached in antisemitic bullying at Virginia private school

Brian Vazquez and Ashok Roy filed a complaint in July with the Virginia Office of Civil Rights alleging the school retaliated against their children.
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Former FBI agents sue agency for firings over kneeling for George F...

The 13 agents said they made a “tactical” decision to kneel during the June 4, 2020, demonstration in hopes of de-escalating a confrontation with an angry crowd.
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How an unsolved 1971 homicide led to a surprise DNA connection

A detective investigating a killing stumbled onto a “case within a case,” as he called it, involving long-lost siblings who hadn’t seen each other for 62 years.