Leaving the investigation of Vince Gray to continue in someone else’s hands.

The plea deal asked for him to admit to one felony count.

A review of old cases and subsequent recent exonerations prompted Ron Machen’s office to form the “Wrongful Convictions Unit.”

The attack stemmed from a heated argument at an auto body shop in April of 2013.

Another case connected with FBI errors.

D.C.’s recent marijuana decriminalization law would make possession of pot not punishable by more than a $25 fine, but if you get caught on federal land, it could be a different story.

23-year-old Shawn Gray pled guilty to firing on a van full of police officers back in January. He faces eight to 10 years in prison.

Both Chengs face up to six months in jail and fines of up to $5,000.

“What we do is simply bring cases when they are ready to go, and sometimes it is awkward, but it is the best way to do these things irrespective of what the fallout is going to be.”

More than 20 people were arrested today following a multiyear investigation into a scheme to obtain fraudulent Medicaid payments from D.C.’s program, the largest fraud bust of this kind in the city’s history.