District Neighbors Lost to Violence Jan 16 – Jan 22

No homicides were reported in the District of Columbia between Jan 16 and Jan 22!

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

• December 19 — 3900 block of Minnesota Avenue, NE (shooting)
  28-year-old Richard Washington, of Northeast, DC
• December 21 — 400 block of 42nd Street, NE (shooting)
  28-year-old Nyesha Lenea Galloway, of Hyattsville, MD
• December 23 — 4200 block of 4th Street, SE (shooting)
  27-year-old Tyshaun Turner, of Southeast, DC
• December 26 — 1800 block of Corcoran Street, NE (shooting)
  26-year-old Andre Carroll, of no fixed address.
• December 28 — unit block of Riggs Road, NE (shooting)
  28-year-old Tarriq Childs, of Silver Spring, MD
• December 30 — 600 block of M Street, NE (shooting)
  21-year-old Jibri West, of Northeast
• December 30 — 4200 block of Barnaby Road, SE (shooting by security)
  26-year-old Mia Penny, of no fixed address.
  Identity released 1/7/20 (transgender woman previously mis-identified)
• January 4 — Unit block of K Street, NW (shooting)
  39-year-old Anthony Ward, of Northwest
• January 4 — 2000 block of 19th Place, SE (shooting)
  60-year-old Charles Robinson, of Southeast
• January 5 — 1200 block of U Street, NW (assault)
  22-year-old Dy’Mani Priestley, of Hyattsville, MD.
• January 5 — 1400 block of 3rd Street, SW (shooting)
  26-year-old Xavier Tate, of Northeast
• January 6 — 2400 block of Franklin Street, NE (shooting)
  38-year-old Lamar Walters, of Northeast
• January 6 — 3700 block of Minnesota Avenue, NE (shooting)
  21-year-old Tia Carey, of Southeast
• January 8 — 1300 block of 7th Street, NW (shooting)
  18-year-old Malick Cisse, of Northwest
• January 12 — 700 block of 24th Street, NE (1/11 shooting)
  41-year-old Tavon Cox, of Baltimore, MD.
• January 14 — 2400 block of Virginia Avenue, NW (stabbing)
  48-year-old Kevin Chamberlain, of no fixed address.

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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.