Tom sends above from 16th and Newton St, NW: “The driver tried to turn their car on and leave but it wasn’t moving at all. The fire and police came as the person saw them he fled the scene. The person driving the car came back in another car when the fire department left and grabbed some items and left as the cops were coming onto the scene.”

And Todd sends from 13th and D Street, NE: (more…)



Photos by DC Fire and EMS

From DC Fire and EMS around 11pm:

“Crash with vehicle overturned and entrapment 1600 block Wisconsin Ave NW. #DCsBravest were on scene with single vehicle overturned that also struck store front. Occupant was extricated by our Rescue Squad & transported with critical injuries. Damage to building was cosmetic only.” (more…)



Fairmont and Sherman Ave, NW

Thanks to JAK for sending over the weekend.

Ed. Note: Like garbage collection some of our posts were pushed a day too.


“Dear PoPville,

I hope someone can tell me if this person is okay. I watched a dump truck barreling down Foxhall Road and turn left, land on its side and hit a pole. This was at the corner of Foxhall and Reservoir Road NW. The truck started smoking and I called 911 and heard sirens shortly thereafter. This happened at 12pm almost on the dot.”

DC Fire and EMS reports: “Update crash with entrapment intersection of Salem Ln., Foxhall & Reservoir Rds NW. Driver of overturned dump truck has been extricated by #DCsBravest & is being transported with non life threatening injuries.”



photo by Erin

From the Mayor’s Office:

“Today, Mayor Muriel Bowser, Chief Robert J. Contee, III of the Metropolitan Police Department, and District Department of Transportation Interim Director Everett Lott announced new traffic safety enhancements around schools.

“Ensuring our young people have everything they need to succeed means keeping them safe before, during, and after school. Whether that’s through Safe Passage, through the shuttle bus program, or through enhanced traffic enforcement, we know it’s a community-wide effort,” said Mayor Bowser. “We also know that our young people have a unique perspective on what’s happening in our city and incorporating their insights and their perspectives into our work is critical to building a safer, stronger DC. I encourage our young people to share their ideas and make their voices heard at the upcoming Youth Summit.”

Beginning today, Monday, November 29, 2021, the Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) will be conducting a traffic safety campaign targeting safety in school zones. (more…)


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