Jasmine Hilton

1 day ago | washingtonpost.com | Jasmine Hilton

Md. woman who allegedly drove through festival to get to work will remain jailed (washingtonpost.com) Md. woman who allegedly drove through festival to get to work will remain jailed By Jasmine Hilton 2025051222320000 A woman who pulled down police tape blocking traffic for a street festival and then drove slowly through a Maryland street festival Saturday told police she needed to get to work in Virginia, according to body-camera footage of the incident.

5 days ago | washingtonpost.com | Jasmine Hilton

Rosa Caceres remembers walking her 2-year-old son to McDonald’s for dinner on Feb. 8, 2o24, she said in court. A Happy Meal for him and an order of three extra milk jugs. She toted the foodand drinksas she pushed his stroller through a grassy courtyard on Kanawha Street in the Langley Park area of Maryland, pausing just before the screeching tires gave way to gunshots.

1 week ago | washingtonpost.com | Jasmine Hilton

Two workers killed in Prince George’s County, official says (washingtonpost.com) Two workers killed in Prince George’s County, official says By Jasmine Hilton 2025050616025100 Two workers were killed Tuesday morning in Prince George's County after their ladder came in contact with a high-voltage power line, said Alan Doubleday, a spokesman for the Prince George's County Fire & EMS department.

1 week ago | washingtonpost.com | Jasmine Hilton |Dan Morse

Former Maryland mayor federally indicted on child exploitation offenses (washingtonpost.com) Former Maryland mayor federally indicted on child exploitation offenses By Jasmine Hilton; Dan Morse 2025050521313500 A Prince George's County man who previously served as mayor of University Park, Maryland, has been federally charged with child exploitation offenses, the Maryland U.S. attorney's office said Monday, months following his arrest on state charges of the same kind. Joel Biermann, 46, is...

2 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Jasmine Hilton

The Maryland Attorney General’s Office is investigating a in Prince George’s County on Sunday that stemmed from a suspected domestic-related stabbing and fire earlier that morning. Two Prince George’s County police officers shot 44-year-old Aevon Bucknor Jr. of Oxon Hill after he “advanced toward one of the officers” with a knife near National Harbor, the attorney general’s Independent Investigations Division said in a news release.