Police say the shooting happened just before 6 p.m. at the White Oak Shopping Center.

A Montgomery County Police spokesperson told �鶹���� the shooting started after an altercation inside the America’s Best Wings restaurant in the 11200 block of New Hampshire Ave.

The White Oak shooting is now being investigated as a homicide. Two adult males shot and transported. One victim dead. There is no suspect in custody at this time.

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There officers found two adult male victims with apparent gunshot wounds.

One of the victims died at the hospital and the second victim is in critical condition.

Montgomery County Police said they are searching for the shooting suspect. No one has been arrested in this shooting.

An approximate location for the shooting is included below.

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Thaniyyah Veney, 32, of Southeast D.C., was arrested and charged with driving under the influence, reckless driving, leaving after colliding, assault with a dangerous weapon and aggravated assault, .

Around 1 p.m. on Saturday, D.C. police were called to the 3200 block of 4th Street Southeast, where they said Veney lost control of a Ford 500, ran a stop sign at the intersection of 4th and Savannah Streets, jumped a curb and crashed into a house.

D.C. police say Veney struck a parked and occupied vehicle, then struck the man and his 5-year-old daughter before striking the house.

The suspect was located in a nearby alley by responding officers, D.C. police told �鶹����.

Emergency personnel found a man at the scene after being struck by the car and a 5-year-old girl trapped under the vehicle, according to preliminary reports. The girl was conscious and breathing when she was evacuated by helicopter to a local hospital with serious injuries.

Just got to the scene where a car crashed into two pedestrians and a house. DC Police tell me an adult male and a juvenile female were hit by a car. The child – who was trapped under the car – was conscious and breathing:

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Her father faced critical injuries and was taken to the hospital on the ground by an ambulance.

Ward 8 Council member Trayon White, who was at Children’s National Hospital Saturday, said “Baby Raci” was alive and in stable condition after being struck.

“She suffered a broken shoulder, hip, and a fractured skull. She is out of surgery and will be monitored closely,” White wrote in a post on Instagram. “This was a miracle. Mom and Dad want to thank everyone.”

 

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The two were walking to Oxon Run Pool near Hart Middle School when the car struck them. White said officials apprehended the driver as they tried to flee the scene on foot a block and a half away.

�鶹����’s Ivy Lyons and Ciara Wells contributed to this report.

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During the 42nd annual ceremony, 144 firefighters were remembered, including six from Maryland and three from Virginia, who died in 2022 and in previous years.

Maryland

• Paul Butrim — Baltimore City Fire Department
• Kenneth Lacayo — Baltimore City Fire Department
• Kelsey R. Sadler — Baltimore City Fire Department
• James Perrine Seavey Sr. — Cabin John Park Volunteer Fire Department
• Kelly W. Frye — City of Cumberland Fire Department
• David Insley Jr. — Salisbury Fire Department

Virginia

• Kimberly A. Schoppa — Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department
• Robert W. “Bobby” Nelms — Fries Volunteer Fire and Rescue Department
• James Sturgill — Pound Volunteer Fire Department

“They showed courage, they were protectors, they had noble qualities and they made the ultimate sacrifice,” said Maggie Lawrence, chaplain of the Tennessee Federation of Fire Chaplains.

During the service, Emmitsburg Mayor Donald N. Briggs remembered their bravery.

Each firefighter’s name will be inscribed on a bronze plaque in honor of their sacrifices. On Sunday, bells across the United States will ring to honor those who died.

See the and learn more about the memorial on the foundation’s website.

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A ten-year-old girl was taken to the hospital after she was struck at about 5:30 p.m. on Saturday in the area of New Hampshire Avenue and Lockwood Drive in White Oak.

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Montgomery County police said the little girl suffered injuries that were not life threatening and the vehicle’s driver stayed at the scene.

Separately, around 5:35 p.m., a woman was struck by a car at Watkins Mill Road and Stedwick Road in Montgomery Village.

Police said she was taken to the hospital with injuries that were not life threatening. The driver who struck her also remained at the scene of the crash.

This year the county tallied nearly 500 injuries on roads, as well as 16 pedestrian and bicyclist deaths. Montgomery County’s Council President Evan Glass recently said he is making road safety one of his top priorities for the new year.

“Whether you are biking, walking, rolling and, yes, even driving, we need to make our streets safer for everybody … my goal is to make sure that we can more safely and efficiently travel throughout the county and throughout the region,” Glass said.

�鶹����’s Dick Uliano contributed to this report.

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It happened around 9:30 p.m. in the northbound lanes just after Maryland Route 197.

The juvenile was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries in critical condition but later died.

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U.S. Park Police say the driver of one car died at the crash. That vehicle had no passengers.

The driver and three young passengers from the second car were all transported to the hospital.

That driver and the two surviving juveniles suffered non-life threatening injuries.

The Baltimore-Washington Parkway was closed between Maryland Route 197 and Maryland Route 198 for more than six hours for investigation, �鶹���� Traffic reports.

Police didn’t say whether the juveniles were kids or teens.

Below is a map of where the crash took place.

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It happened around 4:30 a.m. according to , chief spokesperson for Montgomery County Fire and Rescue, who said the tractor-trailer was then abandoned as there was fuel spill.

As a result, three lanes were blocked.

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Traffic on the inner loop near Maryland Route 355/Rockville Pike stopped because of the accident.

Below is a map of where the crash took place.

State troopers were on the scene Sunday morning and a tow truck was on its way to remove the tractor trailer. The investigation is ongoing.

Check out �鶹���� Traffic on air for the latest on this closure.

�鶹����’s Nardos Mesmer and Ian Crawford contributed to this story.

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The Prince William County police said the carjacking happened on Bayside Avenue in Woodbridge earlier Thursday.

Officers spotted the stolen car around 2:30 p.m., and the police said the suspects ran into Stonebridge.

Police believed one suspect ran into the Wegman’s and the manager decided to evacuate the store.

Police were not able to arrest the suspect, and do not believe the suspect is in the area.
Other suspects who fled from the car are in custody.

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*Incident: Armed Carjacking | Woodbridge; Suspects from an armed carjacking fled on foot from in the Stonebridge at Potomac Town Center. Two of the suspects are in police custody. Additional suspects are still at large. Please avoid the area & follow police direction.

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According to police, Gerald Wayne Koogle, 42, opened fire at the officers just before midnight on Friday from his home on Longfellow Court.

The Washington County Sheriff’s Office says it received a 911 hang-up call and, just before the call disconnected, heard a woman say a man was threatening her.

When deputies arrived, they tried to get Koogle to open the door. That’s when he fired several rounds at officers through a window at close range, police say.

The deputies were able to get to safety, and shortly after, the woman exited the home.

Police negotiated with Koogle, who eventually surrendered. Two other residents were safely removed from the home.

Authorities were able to recover an AR-15 semi-automatic refile and other weapons and ammunition after the incident.

Charges against Koogle include first-degree attempted murder.

He is being held without bond at the Washington County Detention Center.

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At about 10 a.m. Saturday, a firetruck in Northwest D.C. was traveling to a fire in the 100 block of C Street when it collided with a motorcyclist at the intersection of 3rd and E streets,  D.C. Fire and EMS spokeswoman Jennifer Donelan told �鶹����.

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The driver of the motorcycle, an adult male, was taken to the hospital with serious injuries.

None of the fire crew were reported injured.

Roads were temporarily closed around the intersection as police investigated the crash.

D.C. Fire and EMS says they are conducting their own internal investigation into the incident.

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In addition to its traditional summer learning, the Office for Teaching and Learning is offering 30 new programs, including a family engagement opportunity through the county’s Park and Recreation Centers.

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is open to students at all levels.

Other courses include coding, theater and cooking camps. Most programs are free. Students who receive reduced or free lunch can request cost waivers and transportation, breakfast and lunch will be provided.

“We have PWC history camp, we have coding camp, we have ‘cookology’, we have a lot of exciting opportunities for students in the arts with our orchestra camp and also our choir camp,” said Rita Goss, Associate Superintendent for Teaching and Learning.

In addition, on Wednesday, the Prince William County School Board discussed the updated summer school plan to address unfinished learning.

This year, summer school has two parts.

The launch program, which is similar to the traditional summer school, where they will offer in-person learning for the intensive, remedial classes that support all students kindergarten through 12th grade.

For high schoolers, the school system is focusing on propelling students toward graduation, including credit recovery. Students will have an opportunity to participate in person and virtually, as well as some independent learning opportunities.

Parents have all been notified electronically through the school messenger system of the summer school offerings. Schools are following up individually with letters to parents and schools are available to answer questions from parents who might wonder if children are a good candidate for a program or need summer school.

Registration for summer camps and summer school is open through June 15.

�鶹����’s Valerie Bonk contributed to this report.

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DC Fire and EMS and Metro Police arrived at the Brookland Station at about 2:30 p.m.

Officials say the man was pronounced dead at the scene.

A spokesperson for Metro says the victim and a second individual entered the tracks at Brookland station.

The victim was struck between NoMa and the Brookland stations, suspending rail service between NoMa and Fort Totten. A shuttle bus service is available for riders between those Red Line locations.

An investigation into the death is ongoing.

�鶹����’s Ivy Lyons contributed to this report.

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D.C. Fire and EMS received a call at about 10:20 a.m. about a 2 1/2-story detached wood frame house burning on Adams Street. When firefighters got there, the back of the house was engulfed in flames.

A spokesperson for D.C. Fire said the heat radiating from the flames was so hot that the houses on each side of the original fire were at risk of catching fire.

Firefighters made their way into the wood-frame house and were able to keep the fire from spreading.

The houses on each side of the fire suffered damages with charring and some siding melting off.

D.C. Fire describes one of the houses as having suffered significant damage.

EMS evaluated one person believed to a resident of one of the damaged houses. Three adults, two children and a dog were displaced.

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Police say that driver is in custody.

The driver hit a vehicle on the 11100 block of Montgomery Road in Beltsville around 6 p.m. Sunday. The driver and a juvenile passenger of the vehicle that was hit were taken to the hospital with serious, but not life-threatening injuries.

A few minutes after hitting that vehicle, county police say the same driver hit two pedestrians near the intersection of Montgomery Road and Cedar Lane.

EMS officials tell �鶹���� that two pedestrians were taken to a hospital with serious injuries.

Prince George’s County police say the collisions are still under investigation. The identities of the driver and the people who were injured aren’t known.

A map of the approximate location is included below:

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The stabbing occurred Saturday afternoon around 4:30 p.m. when two men riding on a bus near Martin Luther King Jr and Sterling Street in Southeast got into an argument, leading to one man stabbing the other, a Metro spokesperson told �鶹����.

Metro says the injured man was taken to the hospital. An unnamed suspect was taken into custody. No other injuries were reported.

This is a developing story.

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The left southbound lane of I-95 south of Maryland Route 216 was blocked for nearly three hours after the load attached to a small flatbed trailer came off, said �鶹����’s Dave Dildine in the Traffic Center.

The incident was cleared at about 6 p.m., Dildine said.

Traffic was “heavy and slow from 175 past 32 and 216 before the Patuxent River,” he said before the scene was cleared.

Maryland State Police said the trailer became destabilized and is damaged. It’s unclear whether the truck itself or the trailer it was towing struck a guard rail, police said. No injuries were reported.

Separately, Maryland State Police said someone was killed when a single vehicle went off the road and down an embankment near Route 212.

Dildine said the incident didn’t cause a significant backup.

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