TRUE CRIME

Dozens of groups, including Amnesty International, asked the attorney general to reconsider the Justice Department’s decision to close the federal civil rights investigation into the 2017 slaying of unarmed motorist Bijan C. Ghaisar by two U.S. Park Police officers.

After the Virginia attorney general dismissed the state criminal case, members of Virginia's congressional delegation and others are seeking reconsideration by the Justice Department.

A North Carolina man says he brought guns to a Virginia hotel as one of several "quick reaction forces" to be summoned by the Oath Keepers on Jan. 6, 2021.

The former police chief and state administrator says bringing in officers with critical thinking skills will improve community relations better than just hiring more officers.

Reeling from the sudden dismissal of manslaughter charges against officers in the death of their son, the Ghaisars plead for the attorney general to get involved

Virginia initially appealed the dismissal of manslaughter charges against two U.S. Park Police officers, but a new attorney general has ended the appeal.

The high cost of creating a new police department trumped concerns over the sheriff's power and a lack of transparency in Loudoun.

Charles Donohoe admitted that he was part of the plan to attack the Capitol.

Jurors in Nancy Crampton Brophy's murder trial are unlikely to hear about her 2011 essay, in which she wrote that she thinks a lot about murder because she’s a romantic suspense writer.

The woman left typed notes signed 'Jane Doe' and defied police investigators for 25 years. New technology may end the mystery.

J. Scott Moretti, who oversaw diplomatic security training, had been charged on allegations from 2011 to 2013.

After the Texas man was arrested in December, he didn't have another hearing for nearly three months, causing prosecutors to quickly indict him on one count after he initially faced eight counts.

After the state opened up all closed criminal case files to any requester, the legislature limits unlimited access to victims and requires victims to approve any case file releases.

Capitol Police Sgt. Gonell said he vividly remembered being punched and attacked by Duke Wilson of Nampa, Idaho. Wilson got one of the stiffest sentences yet for assaulting the police.

The impact of a mass shooting lasts a lifetime, experts say, and victims often need help with therapy or medical bills that aren’t covered by insurance.

Stores selling designer eyeglasses such as Cartier and Dior are being victimized locally and nationally, police say

As Virginia prosecutors appeal the dismissal of manslaughter charges, the D.C. and state attorneys general want clarity on when they can prosecute a federal officer.

The new Capitol Police chief acknowledged department morale remains low but said he's taken important steps with intelligence and preparation for future incidents.