Saturday, December 31, 2011

Homicide Watch D.C. Tracks Every Murder in Our Nation’s Capital

[Thanks to reader-researcher "W" for sending this along.]

 

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Mark every death. Remember every victim. Follow every case.

Derrick Ragland
Dec. 19, 2011

 

Kevin Blackwell Jr.
Dec. 17, 2011

 

Delvon Javis Shearin
Dec. 10, 2011

 

Stephon Emmanuel Way
Dec. 10, 2011

 

Elaine Coleman
Dec. 4, 2011

 

Steven Curtis Moore
Dec. 3, 2011

 

Jhonte Coleman
Nov. 27, 2011

 

Stephen Deon Barnes Arrested in Connection with Fatal Shooting at NE DC Gas Station

Posted Dec. 28, 2011, 10:47 p.m. by Laura Amico | Leave a Comment

In the fifth homicide arrest in two days, Stephen Deon Barnes was arrested today in connection with the fatal shooting of Stephon Emmanuel Way.

Barnes, a 22-year-old Northwest DC man, is suspected of first degree murder while armed.

Way, 24, was shot at a gas station in Northeast DC on Dec. 10. A juvenile girl was also shot but survived.
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Filed under: Stephen Barnes, Stephon Emmanuel Way

Terry Terrell Johnson Arrested in Shooting Death of Andre Wiggins

Posted Dec. 28, 2011, 9:22 p.m. by Laura Amico | Leave a Comment

Terry Terrell Johnson, a 22-year-old Southeast DC man, has been arrested on suspicion of first degree murder while armed in connection with the shooting death of Andre Wiggins.

Wiggins, 19, was killed on Oct. 26.

MPD announced Johnson's arrest Wednesday night. It was the fourth arrest made in a homicide case in approximately 31 hours. Three suspects: Anthony Speight, Andrew Williams and Harold Proctor were arrested Tuesday and appeared in court Wednesday. The cases are all unrelated.

Johnson is likely to appear in court Thursday.
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Filed under: Andre Wiggins, Terry Johnson

Andrew Williams Held in Playground Shooting of Junon Snead

Posted Dec. 28, 2011, 9:12 p.m. by Laura Amico | Leave a Comment

A playground shooting that killed Junon Snead in May was captured on surveillance video from a nearby apartment building.

That video was used, in part, by detectives to arrest Andrew Williams on suspicion of first-degree murder while armed Tuesday. Williams appeared in court Wednesday to be presented with the charge. He was ordered held pending a preliminary hearing.
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Filed under: Andrew Williams, Junon Tyree Snead

Fatal Robbery Recorded on 911 Call is Among Evidence in Case Against Md. Teen

Posted Dec. 28, 2011, 6:21 p.m. by Laura Amico | Leave a Comment

The call came in to a 911 center in Maryland:

"Stab this n**** up."
"Work his pockets."
"Give me your phone."
"Come up off that North Face cuz."
"Get in the f***ing car… C'mon before the police show up."
"Nah son, I'm bout to stab this n*** up."

When police arrived, Kevin Blackwell Jr. was found stabbed in the chest, the victim of an apparent robbery. He died later that night.
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Filed under: Harold Proctor, Kevin Blackwell Jr.

More Men, Family Violence, in Domestic Violence Homicides this Year

Posted Dec. 28, 2011, 5 p.m. by Laura Amico | Leave a Comment

Domestic violence experts in DC watched homicide reports closely this year, culling the details of every case to determine whether murder victims were also domestic violence victims.

Too often they have been, said Amy Loudermilk, a senior policy specialist with the DC Coalition Against Domestic Violence (DCCADV).

Of 108 reported homicides this year, 13 victims have been killed in domestic violence attacks, according to records kept by the DCCADV and DC SAFE. Twelve domestic violence homicides were reported in all of last year, in comparison. Though the increase is slight, domestic violence experts are worried.

"It's just alarming to me," Loudermilk said. "We are not exactly sure what's going on."
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Filed under: Year in Review

Robbery Attempt at Center of Bill Mitchell's Truxton Circle Shooting Death

Posted Dec. 28, 2011, 3:45 p.m. by Laura Amico | 2 Comments

A $20 robbery may have been the cause of Bill Mitchell's shooting death in Truxton Circle last January.

That's according to charging documents made public today just before Anthony Speight, the man prosecutors say killed Mitchell, was presented with a charge of first degree murder while armed.
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Filed under: Anthony Speight, William Mitchell

Hunger Strike, Spies, Iranian "Hits": A Look Back from Georgetown Patch at the DC Murder that Made International Headlines

Posted Dec. 28, 2011, 3 p.m. by Shaun Courtney | Leave a Comment

Albrecht Muth, 47, who claims to be an officially unofficial agent of the Iraqi military, will spend the new year at DC Jail, where he is on a hunger strike and awaiting indictment in Georgetown's first murder in five years.

Muth is suspected in the August 2011 strangling death of his 91-year-old wife, Viola Drath, a German-born journalist known for entertaining high-ranking US officials— including Supreme Court justices— in her home.
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Filed under: Year in Review

Homicides 2011: The Year in Charts

Posted Dec. 28, 2011, 10:05 a.m. by Chris Amico | Leave a Comment

From Homicide Watch DC's databases, the year in homicide, visualized:
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The Year in Comments

Posted Dec. 28, 2011, 9:21 a.m. by Laura Amico | Leave a Comment

Family, friends and neighborhoods of homicide victims and suspects opened up their hearts and minds on Homicide Watch throughout the year. In their comments were words of grief, wisdom, loss and comfort. They helped all of us better understand the true human impact of violent crime and the humanity present in the most tragic of circumstances.

As 2011 closes we look back on some of the comments of the year.
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Anthony Speight Arrested in January Death of Bill Mitchell in Truxton Circle

Posted Dec. 27, 2011, 6:44 p.m. by Chris Amico | 2 Comments

Police today announced the arrest of 23-year-old Anthony Speight in the January shooting death of Bill Mitchell near North Capitol Street and Florida Avenue NW.

Speight, who has no fixed address, is being held on suspicion of first degree murder while armed.

A statement from MPD is below:
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Filed under: Anthony Speight, William Mitchell

Special Coverage: 2011 Year in Review

What is Homicide Watch D.C.?

Homicide Watch is a community-driven reporting project covering every murder in the District of Columbia. Using original reporting, court documents, social media, and the help of victims' and suspects' friends, family, neighbors and others, we cover every homicide from crime to conviction.
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·         guest1I would recommend reading the police documents, they are much more descriptive as to what transpired.

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What is Homicide Watch D.C.?

Homicide Watch is a community-driven reporting project covering every murder in the District of Columbia. Using original reporting, court documents, social media, and the help of victims' and suspects' friends, family, neighbors and others, we cover every homicide from crime to conviction.
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