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Crime Watch: Week of October 29

11/04/06 3600 block 34th St: Attempted traffic stop, suspect caught by DC K-9 unit
11/03/06 4200 block 28th St: Unknown suspects attempt to steal vehicle
11/03/06 2500 block Queens Chapel Rd: Physical fight between family members
11/02/06 3300 block Chauncey Pl: Unknown suspects cause damage to auto
11/01/06 3200 block Rhode Island Av: Arrestee was causing a disturbance
10/31/06 4200 block Russell Av: Destruction to property
10/31/06 3400 block Rhode Island Av: Arrestee charged after brandishing knife in public
10/31/06 4000 block 34th St: Vandalism to auto
10/31/06 3300 block Chauncy Pl: Two suspects issued citations for alcohol in public
10/31/06 3700 block 34th St: Theft from auto
10/30/06 3400 block Rhode Island Av: Unknown suspect(s) break and enter business
10/29/06 3300 block Buchanan St: Attempt theft of auto
10/29/06 3100 block Queens Chapel Rd: Vandalism to auto
10/29/06 3200 block Rhode Island Av: Vandalism to auto
10/29/06 2700 block Allison St: Theft of auto

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Anonymous said…
Why are some dates in red?
The red dates indicate an incident where an arrest was made.

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