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Keith L. Alexander

Washington, D.C.

Crime/courts reporter for @WashingtonPost, co-winner of 2016 @PulitzerPrizes for ground-breaking, national investigation of fatal police shootings. #Bison! HU!!

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  • 1 week ago | washingtonpost.com | Keith L. Alexander

    Mentally ill man unlikely to be prosecuted in stabbing of U.S. Senate aide (washingtonpost.com) Mentally ill man unlikely to be prosecuted in stabbing of U.S. Senate aide By Keith L. Alexander 2025061821305700 A man charged with stabbing a U.S. Senate aide in a random attack two years ago has again been found mentally incompetent to stand trial, making it unlikely at this point that he will ever be fully prosecuted for the nearly fatal assault.

  • 2 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Keith L. Alexander

    Ex-boyfriend accused of killing D.C. woman and leaving body in dumpster (washingtonpost.com) Ex-boyfriend accused of killing D.C. woman and leaving body in dumpster By Keith L. Alexander 2025061222144200 In April, after Richard Dyson beat and suffocated his ex-girlfriend in their bedroom, D.C. police allege, he went to a nearby Home Depot and purchased a large black Rubbermaid tub.

  • 2 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Keith L. Alexander

    Teen convicted in D.C. killing is not receiving court-ordered therapy (washingtonpost.com) Teen convicted in D.C. killing is not receiving court-ordered therapy By Keith L.

  • 2 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Keith L. Alexander

    D.C. youth, 16, ordered confined until age 21 in killing of disc jockey (washingtonpost.com) D.C. youth, 16, ordered confined until age 21 in killing of disc jockey By Keith L.

  • 2 weeks ago | washingtonpost.com | Keith L. Alexander

    Bradley Bondi, brother of attorney general, loses bid to lead D.C. Bar (washingtonpost.com) Bradley Bondi, brother of attorney general, loses bid to lead D.C. Bar By Keith L. Alexander 2025060919080100 Members of the D.C. Bar have elected an employment attorney as the association's new president, overwhelmingly rejecting the candidacy of lawyer Bradley J. Bondi, brother of Attorney General Pam Bondi.

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Keith L. Alexander
Keith L. Alexander @keithlalexander
9 Jun 25

New: Bradley Bondi, brother of Attorney General Pam Bondi, loses bid to lead D.C. Bar. https://t.co/iKEUY3uk93

Keith L. Alexander
Keith L. Alexander @keithlalexander
9 Jun 25

D.C. youth, 16, ordered confined until age 21 in killing of disc jockey. The teen had 5 other assault, robbery cases as well. Such a heart-wrenching case. #dcyouth https://t.co/mL47lsIjRE

Keith L. Alexander
Keith L. Alexander @keithlalexander
9 Jun 25

A year-long investigation into the District's juvenile criminal justice system which too often leaves District residents, and even the youth charged in violent crimes, at risk.

Lisa Gartner
Lisa Gartner @lisagartner

@wpinvestigates @newsbysamuels @laurenmlumpkin @Jdharden @AmyJBrittain D.C. says that teens who commit serious and repeated crimes need rehabilitative services to avoid reoffending. But @ndungca @Jdharden @keithlalexander found that Mayor Bowser's administration too often doesn't deliver, leaving D.C. less safe for everyone https://t.co/ATkAuVqsTI