D.C. Police Find 5 Fetuses in Home of Anti-Abortion Activist After Receiving Tip She Had 'Bio-Hazard Material'

Lauren Handy.Photo: Tom Williams/CQ Roll Call The frozen remains of five aborted fetuses were found this week inside the Washington, D.C. apartment of an anti-abortion activist. At this point, D.C.’s Metropolitan Police Department has yet to file any criminal charges connected to the grim discovery made Wednesday. However, medical examiners confirmed Thursday the remains recovered from 28-year-old Lauren Handy’s home were, in fact, fetuses. News footage from Wednesdayshows forensic specialists exiting the home with coolers and red hazardous waste bags.

D.C. Police Officer Who Responded to Capitol Riots Is Third to Die By Suicide

Officer Gunther Hashida was “found deceased in his residence on Thursday, July 29,” Metropolitan Police Department spokesperson Kristen Metzgerconfirmed to CNNon Monday. Hashida was assigned to the Emergency Response Team within the Special Operations Division. He joined the police force in 2003, Metzger wrote. “We are grieving as a Department and our thoughts and prayers are with Officer Hashida’s family and friends,” the statement continued. mountcastle funeral home In a statement on social media Monday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi wrote that Hashida “risked his life to save our Capitol, the Congressional community and our very Democracy.

D.C. Police Searching for Burglar Who Tried to Sexually Assault Georgetown Student As He Slept

Metropolitan Police DC.Photo: Getty Police in Washington, D.C., are looking for the man who broke into the home of a college student before trying to sexually assault him. A press release from the Metropolitan Police Department confirms the crime happened Sunday morning at around 4:30 a.m. The victim — a male student at Georgetown University — was sleeping at the time. The suspect entered an occupied residence in the 3500 block of O Street and approached the sleeping victim once inside.

D.C. Residents Surprised to Be Offered Soon-to-Expire Vaccine Doses While Shopping for Groceries

David MacMillan.Photo: NBC Washington/YouTube A few lucky D.C. residents got more than groceries at their local supermarket. Two social media users said that they were able to get vaccinated while they were out grocery shopping, thanks to fast-acting pharmacists who thought to quickly administer doses that were about to expire. Rather than letting the remaining doses go bad after a day of inoculating health care workers, the pharmacists offered them to shoppers.

D.C. Restaurant Apologizes for Offering Bottomless Mimosa Special During Kavanaugh Hearing

Photo: Getty One restaurant has issued an apology after what many have called a tone-deaf promotion duringthe testimony of Dr. Christine Blasey Fordin the confirmation hearing ofJudge Brett Kavanaughto the U.S. Supreme Court. In a since-deleted tweet, Shaw’s Tavern in Washington, D.C. wrote: “Open at 10 a.m. for the hearing. Bar service starts at 11 a.m. with bottomless mimosas.” Given the nature ofDr. Ford’s emotional testimony—she claims that Kavanaugh sexually assaulted her at a high school party in the 1980s, though Kavanaugh hasdenied the allegations—many were quick to point out that the special was in poor taste.