Winning Touchdown Turns Deadly As DC Man Fires 17 Shots At Flag Football Rival On School Field Winning Touchdown Turns Deadly As DC Man Fires 17 Shots At Flag Football Rival On School Field Winning Touchdown Turns Deadly As DC Man Fires 17 Shots At Flag Football Rival On School Field
Winning Touchdown Turns Deadly As DC Man Fires 17 Shots At Flag Football Rival On School Field Antonio Hawley took flag football trash talk to a new level. Now he's heading to prison for decades. The 23-year-old District resident has been sentenced to 32 years in prison after being found guilty of the murder of 26-year-old Aaron Wiggins on the sports field of Watkins Elementary School. Shortly before 10 p.m. on Oct. 6, 2021, Hawley and Wiggins were opponents during a flag football scrimmage that got heated after the lights went out on the field. Prosecutors say the two teams decided to run one final play, and Wiggins caught the winning touchdown, ending the game. Througho…
CVS Opens First Pharmacy-Only Store In New England: What To Know CVS Opens First Pharmacy-Only Store In New England: What To Know CVS Opens First Pharmacy-Only Store In New England: What To Know
CVS Opens First Pharmacy-Only Store In New England: What To Know CVS is opening its first pharmacy-only stores in the Northeast as it tries to change how people access medications and in-person care. The Rhode Island-based company announced the opening of a new pharmacy-focused location in Boston on Wednesday, Oct. 7. The store is located at 32 Warren Street in the Roxbury neighborhood. The roughly 3,000-square-foot store focuses on prescription medications, immunizations, and pharmacist support. It also carries a limited selection of over-the-counter products, along with a disposal bin for unwanted or expired medications and a collection …
FaceTime Drug Display Comes Back To Haunt DC Man After Feds Raid Apartment: DOJ FaceTime Drug Display Comes Back To Haunt DC Man After Feds Raid Apartment: DOJ FaceTime Drug Display Comes Back To Haunt DC Man After Feds Raid Apartment: DOJ
FaceTime Drug Display Comes Back To Haunt DC Man After Feds Raid Apartment: DOJ A FaceTime call may have led federal authorities straight to an illegal immigrant's DC stash house. Moussa Konte, 32, a Senegalese citizen, is facing federal charges after a June FaceTime call led to the discovery of kilogram-sized quantities of suspected narcotics, according to the US Attorney's Office. That call ultimately led investigators to his one-bedroom DC apartment, where law enforcement executed a search warrant at around 6 a.m. on Aug. 25. Inside, investigators found three bags of blue pills stamped “M30” weighing a combined 739.37 grams that were suspected of containing fentany…
Alexandria Man Ran Cross-Country Fentanyl Pipeline From LA To DC: Feds Alexandria Man Ran Cross-Country Fentanyl Pipeline From LA To DC: Feds Alexandria Man Ran Cross-Country Fentanyl Pipeline From LA To DC: Feds
Alexandria Man Ran Cross-Country Fentanyl Pipeline From LA To DC: Feds “Fat Bags” was making a lot of trips out west. Dozens of times over more than three years, Alexandria resident Karon Olufemi Blalock flew to Los Angeles to buy bulk quantities of fentanyl-laced counterfeit pills before bringing them back to the DC area, federal prosecutors say. Sometimes they came back in his luggage or carry-on bags. Other shipments were sent through commercial mail carriers. On Tuesday, Oct. 6, the 32-year-old Blalock was sentenced to 128 months in federal prison for his role in the sprawling operation, which moved tens of thousands of counterfeit oxycodone pills contain…
'Put Me In': Basketball Standout Daniyah Ford, 17, Gunned Down In DC 'Put Me In': Basketball Standout Daniyah Ford, 17, Gunned Down In DC 'Put Me In': Basketball Standout Daniyah Ford, 17, Gunned Down In DC
'Put Me In': Basketball Standout Daniyah Ford, 17, Gunned Down In DC Daniyah Ford was always ready to get in the game. The 17-year-old Hyattsville girl and Coolidge High School basketball player was remembered for her energy and toughness after she was gunned down in Northwest DC on Saturday, Oct. 3, leaving her Maryland family and basketball community mourning a teenager they say had a promising future. “Coach D, I’m ready today put me in ok,” Ford would tell her coach, according to a tribute shared by the DC Lady Colts basketball program after her death. It was the kind of line that captured the teenager teammates and coaches knew. “We will miss your …
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New Frozen Food Recall: What Shoppers Should Check Your freezer may hold products covered by an expanding food recall, giving shoppers another reason to check before taking a bite. Frutas y Hortalizas del Sur S.A., based in San Carlos, Chile, has expanded its recall of frozen organic berries over potential E. coli O145:H28 contamination, according to the company announcement posted on the FDA website. The expansion covers additional lots of Great Value Organic Triple Berry Blend and Organic Blueberries, both in 10-ounce packages, plus one lot of Trader Joe’s Organic Mixed Berry Blend in 12-ounce packages. The affected Great Value products …
'Fat Goat' Kidnapping Ended With 2 Dead, Mercedes In Flames In Capitol Heights: Feds 'Fat Goat' Kidnapping Ended With 2 Dead, Mercedes In Flames In Capitol Heights: Feds 'Fat Goat' Kidnapping Ended With 2 Dead, Mercedes In Flames In Capitol Heights: Feds
'Fat Goat' Kidnapping Ended With 2 Dead, Mercedes In Flames In Capitol Heights: Feds The night started with a birthday celebration. It ended with two men dead. A DC man known as “Fat Goat” was sentenced to five years in federal prison on Monday, Oct. 5, for his role in a kidnapping that spiraled from the District into Maryland before ending in a deadly shootout, federal prosecutors announced. Melvin Green, 27, served as a lookout and later took possession of a gun as his associates kidnapped two men on F Street SE in June 2023, according to court documents. Glock pistol recovered from search of Green’s residence.  US Attorney's Office Green, whose nickname is …
Second Jury Convicts 3 DC Men In Shooting That Left One Dead, Another Wounded: DOJ Second Jury Convicts 3 DC Men In Shooting That Left One Dead, Another Wounded: DOJ Second Jury Convicts 3 DC Men In Shooting That Left One Dead, Another Wounded: DOJ
Second Jury Convicts 3 DC Men In Shooting That Left One Dead, Another Wounded: DOJ A second jury reached the verdict the first one couldn't. Three DC men were convicted on Friday, Oct. 2, in the 2021 murder of 34-year-old Delonte King, who was shot in the head and back during a burst of gunfire that also wounded another man. Demonte Gibson, 28, Tre’Quan Nelson, 26, and Asani Forte, 29, were found guilty following a retrial in DC Superior Court, more than a year after their first trial ended with a hung jury. King was killed shortly after 2 p.m. on Nov. 3, 2021, when gunfire broke out in the 2800 block of 14th Street NW. Police responding to the shooting found King uncon…
'Give It To Me': DC Man Had Just One Dime When Robber Shot Him In Head, Feds Say 'Give It To Me': DC Man Had Just One Dime When Robber Shot Him In Head, Feds Say 'Give It To Me': DC Man Had Just One Dime When Robber Shot Him In Head, Feds Say
'Give It To Me': DC Man Had Just One Dime When Robber Shot Him In Head, Feds Say There was almost nothing to take. A 24-year-old man killed during a robbery outside his DC home had just a dime in his pocket when police found him after the November 2023 shooting, according to federal prosecutors. Now, the man who killed Jireh Martinez is headed to prison for 20 years. Kenneth Coleman, 37, was sentenced on Friday, Oct. 2, after pleading guilty to second-degree murder while armed in the Nov. 17, 2023, killing. Martinez was coming home from a convenience store that day when Coleman confronted him and put a gun to his head, court documents state. Coleman repeatedly demand…
Tequila, Ghost Gun, Child In Back Seat: DC Felon's Gas Station Getaway Goes Bust Tequila, Ghost Gun, Child In Back Seat: DC Felon's Gas Station Getaway Goes Bust Tequila, Ghost Gun, Child In Back Seat: DC Felon's Gas Station Getaway Goes Bust
Tequila, Ghost Gun, Child In Back Seat: DC Felon's Gas Station Getaway Goes Bust It was a bad place to try to make a run for it. With a young child in the back seat and federal agents surrounding his car at a crowded DC gas station, Dayvon Darius Marson allegedly hit the gas anyway, dragging an ATF agent before crashing into another vehicle. That decision ultimately helped send the 31-year-old DC felon to federal prison for two years on Friday, Oct. 2. The trouble started months earlier, shortly after 6:15 p.m. on Feb. 26, when Marson pulled into a Citgo in the 3800 block of Minnesota Avenue NE in a Toyota Avalon with heavily tinted windows. Metropolitan Police office…
Man Pulled On Car Door Handles Before Gun Handoff, Deadly Chase Through DC: Feds Man Pulled On Car Door Handles Before Gun Handoff, Deadly Chase Through DC: Feds Man Pulled On Car Door Handles Before Gun Handoff, Deadly Chase Through DC: Feds
Man Pulled On Car Door Handles Before Gun Handoff, Deadly Chase Through DC: Feds It started with someone pulling on car door handles at 4:15 in the morning. It ended with a 23-year-old dead, and two men facing murder charges nearly two months later. District residents Henry Buchanan, 48, and Charles Jenkins, 46, were arrested in connection with the Aug. 4 shooting death of Xavier Fogle in Northwest DC, federal authorities announced on Friday, Oct. 2. According to court documents, surveillance cameras captured Fogle pulling on door handles in the 1400 block of Clifton Street NW, including one belonging to Buchanan. Buchanan came out of a nearby building and confronted F…
Pair Used Stolen IDs To Land DC Apartments, Then Exploited Eviction Delays: Feds Pair Used Stolen IDs To Land DC Apartments, Then Exploited Eviction Delays: Feds Pair Used Stolen IDs To Land DC Apartments, Then Exploited Eviction Delays: Feds
Pair Used Stolen IDs To Land DC Apartments, Then Exploited Eviction Delays: Feds They found a way to live rent-free. Then prosecutors say they kept doing it. Two DC residents are accused of cycling through stolen and fake identities to land apartments without paying the bills, exploiting an eviction process that could keep them inside for months while losses climbed into the hundreds of thousands of dollars. Maliktra Derenorcourt, 27, and Philippe Oliver Gadie, 34, were charged in a seven-count indictment unsealed this week as federal investigators continue digging into what they describe as a multiyear housing and Social Security fraud scheme. The alleged playbook was…