From MPD:
“On February 7, 2015 PSA 303 Nightlife officers conducted multiple traffic stops for motor vehicle violations on 18th Street in Adams Morgan. During one of the traffic stops, officers recovered a Remington Model 1100 shotgun with eight rounds of ammunition. During a second traffic stop, officers recovered a Ruger P-95 semi-automatic handgun.
Thanks to the careful attention and thorough investigation of the PSA 303 Nightlife Officers, two weapons were taken off of the streets of Washington DC to assist in ensuring the safety of numerous residents and visitors in the Adams Morgan Neighborhood.”
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