District Neighbors Lost to Violence Feb 21 – Feb 27

The District of Columbia lost the following individuals to violence in recent days:

• February 22 — 1600 block of Benning Road, NE (stabbing)
  39-year-old Jason Wood, of Northwest
• February 24 — 600 block of 46th Place, SE (shooting)
  33-year-old Mark Mosley, of Northwest
• February 24 — 4300 block of Georgia Avenue, NW (shooting)
  30-year-old David Elijah Brandon, of Burtonsville, MD.
• February 25 — 4700 block of 1st Street, SW (shooting)
  35-year-old Georgette Goodman, of Southwest

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We are still in the 30-day mourning period for the following individuals lost to violence in the District:

• January 24 — 3700 block of O Street, SE (shooting)
  56-year-old Albert Ford, of Southeast
• January 26 — 1500 Block of Fort Davis Place, SE (triple shooting)
  26 year-old Sean Shuler of Capitol Heights, MD
• January 26 — 1500 Block of Fort Davis Place, SE (triple shooting)
  26 year-old Javon Abney of Southeast
• January 26 — 1500 Block of Fort Davis Place, SE (triple shooting)
  24 year-old Tyrik Hagood of Northeast
• January 26 — 4100 block of Hayes Street, NE (shooting)
  59-year-old Kevin Jerome Harrison, of Northeast
• January 27 — 100 block of Irvington Street, SW (2017 shooting)
  28-year-old Troy Souder, of No Fixed Address.
  (homicide declared 1/31/19
• February 3 — 500 block of 60th Street, NE (shooting)
  59-year-old Michael Bernard Wells, of Northeast
• February 6 — 1900 block of 4th Street, NW (2/5 assault)
  35-year-old Daniel Olaya, of Bowie, MD
• February 14 — 1700 block of Hamlin Street, NE (shooting)
  32-year-old David Anthony Remen, of La Crosse, WI.
• February 15 — 100 block of Harry Thomas Way, NE (shooting)
  20-year-old Matthew Washington, of Northwest

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Data are taken from DC’s Metropolitan Police Department notices. (See “About” for a little more.)

For thoughts on responding from a faith perspective, please visit Song Every Day.

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