Prosecutors allege she stole from a 15th St NW restaurant over three years by skimming money from the cash deliveries, the restaurant’s safe, and while giving out cash to the restaurant’s bars .

They’re facing decades in prison.

He was fatally shot by MPD Officer Brian Trainer on September 11.

While prosecution of assault is higher than the public perceives, the U.S. Attorney’s Office appears to pursue some cases more than others.

The first one is tonight at the D.C. General shelter.

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

Another case connected with FBI errors.

Last Friday, the District’s Office of Campaign Finance filed a complaint against D.C. Council Chairman Kwame Brown, finding that Brown’s 2008 campaign failed to report hundreds of contributions totaling in the six figures. But could Brown also be facing criminal charges as a result?

Dwight Harris, the man who was videotaped being forced from his wheelchair and bloodied by Metro Transit Police along U Street in May, was supposed to appear before a judge on Friday on misdemeanor assault charges. That won’t be necessary now, though: all criminal charges against Harris have been dropped.

The videotaped altercation between Dwight Harris and two transit police officers who appeared to violently restrain him outside the U Street Metro station last week has led to dropped charges and discipline for the officers involved.