Good morning, D.C. Yesterday we told you to expect the Supreme Court ruling on the Heller handgun case at 10 a.m., and today, we’re telling you the exact same thing. Could this possibly be the start of us all collectively living the same day over and over again, like in Groundhog Day? There’s only one way to find out — on to this morning’s headlines!

Metro Worker Sex Sting: The Examiner reports that a Metro station manager and a Metro custodian were arrested on prostitution charges after an undercover transit police investigation found they arranged hookers for people from inside the Dupont Circle Metro station. Police first became suspicious of the station manager, Sharon Waters, after they found fliers advertising sex trips with Waters’ name, email and phone number printed on them. The other woman is believed to have been one of Waters’ prostitutes, and has since been fired after police found stolen merchandise on her at the time of her arrest. Waters is on administrative leave.

Norton Investigates Capitol Police Firings: The Post reports that Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton called for a review of the U.S. Capitol Police decision to dismiss one-fourth of the department’s most recent group of recruits, who were hired despite failing criminal background or other employment checks. Norton has expressed concern that the department treated the fired recruits unfairly, since many of them quit other jobs and had already completed half of their training.

Briefly Noted: Virginia executed its 100th prisoner … Woman found dead in Bowie house fire was shot and died and before the fire … Construction worker rescued after fall at State Department … Today is a Code Orange air quality day.

This Day in DCist: In 2007 an evil Spider-man was roaming the streets of Fairfax committing crimes, and in 2006 we examined the possibility of a living wage for D.C.

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