In addition to requiring body-worn cameras, the department’s new policing practices also limit the use of no-knock warrants.

Police were investigating an alleged domestic dispute when Terrance Maurice Parker brandished a gun, which city officials say he pointed at an officer.

The union has filed two lawsuits against D.C. government in the past week.

The women say last week Secret Service agents held them at gunpoint near the National Mall, handcuffed them, and separated them from their infants.

More than 3,000 D.C. police officers use body-worn cameras, which were introduced five years ago as a tool to improve police accountability and relations with the community. But whether they have done that is up for debate.

MPD has denied a FOIA request from the ACLU for body-worn camera footage. Now, 15 advocacy groups want the mayor to release it anyway.

There was no statistical difference between a group of officers with or without cameras on use-of-force incidents, civilian complaints, and several other metrics.

Police say that Gerald Hall was holding at knife.

Officials are investigating the September 7 shooting in Petworth.

A new Campaign Zero analysis highlights the ongoing debate over who should be able to access the footage.