Violence interrupter, Justin Robinson
What we know about Justin Robinson’s death and the D.C. police shooting video
The fatal police shooting this month of a D.C. violence interrupter and the release of body-camera video from the officers who fired their weapons have sparked outrage among some District residents, particularly in the Southeast Washington neighborhood where the victim,
DC police release bodycam video of deadly shooting involving Violence Interrupter Justin Robinson
Body camera footage released by D.C. police Monday shows the moment officers shot and killed Justin Robinson, a Violence Interrupter for the city, during an incident at a Southeast McDonald’s last week.
‘Opportunities were taken away': Family of Justin Robinson calls for DOJ investigation
Holding back tears, Robinson’s mother, Alicia, spoke about how she wants him to be remembered. She says he was passionate about his work in trying to make D.C. safer.
DC police release bodycam footage of fatal shooting of Justin Robinson
In an incident that has captured national attention, Washington D.C. police have released bodycam footage of the fatal shooting of Justin Robinson.
Before D.C. police killed Justin Robinson, he worked to stop violence
The 25-year-old understood the city’s crime problem better than most, because he had been on both sides of it.
Justin Robinson’s family speaks out, demands DOJ investigation after deadly DC police shooting
The family of Justin Robinson is urging the Department of Justice (DOJ) to open a civil rights investigation into his death. His family is calling on the DOJ to investigate the Metropolitan Police Department’s (MPD) practices after police officers shot and killed Robinson on Sept.
D.C. Police Release Body Camera Footage of Fatal Shooting of Justin Robinson
Correction: MPD initially mixed up the names of the two officers who shot Justin Robinson. Officer Vasco Mateus stuck his gun through the open car window and fired at least 10 shots. Officer Bryan Gilchrist fired one shot. This article has been corrected.
7 arrested after protest over deadly DC police shooting of Justin Robinson turns violent
Three people were arrested after a protest in Southeast D.C. Tuesday night turned violent, according to Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) officials.
Family of Violence Interrupter Justin Robinson wants feds to look into police shooting
The family of Justin Robinson, a violence interrupter who was gunned down in D.C. in September, wants the Department of Justice to open a civil rights investigation to look into the Metropolitan Police Department's practices.
Bodycam Footage Shows Fatal Police Shooting Of Justin Robinson
Body camera footage of the fatal police shooting of Justin Robinson, a 26-year-old Black man who served as a Violence Interrupter in D.C., has been released.
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Police conflate names of officers in fatal shooting of Justin Robinson
D.C. police conflated the identities of two officers involved in the fatal shooting of Justin Robinson, leading to ...
Family of DC man killed by police outside a McDonald’s in Southeast calls for federal probe
The relatives of Justin Robinson believe police didn’t do enough to de-escalate the situation before opening fire on the ...
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Bobby McAlpine and Justin Robinson: Leaders of the Undergraduate Student Government’s 57th General Assembly
Politics has no place in the 57th Assembly of Ohio State’s Undergraduate Student Government, more commonly known as USG — at least to its new and returning leaders. USG incumbent President Bobby ...
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Family of man slain by D.C. police calls for federal inquiry of department
In a previous version of this article, the names of two Metropolitan Police Department officers who fired shots at Justin Robinson were conflated based on incorrect information from the department.
Family of killed DC violence interrupter seeking Justice Department investigation
The family of D.C. violence interrupter Justin Robinson will speak Monday after the man was shot and killed during an interaction with police in Southeast D.C.