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Protesters confront Mayor Bowser over DC immigrant raids; resolution hearing held

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By Matt Ackland
| WTTG-TV (Bethesda, MD)
WASHINGTON - Protesters confronted D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser on Wednesday claiming she is not doing enough to protect immigrants from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement. Bowser was at the Mt. Pleasant Library leaving a ANC1D meeting Thursday morning when she was met by a group of demonstrators. She defended her stance on D.C.'s "sanctuary city" status as the protesters confronted her about taking a stronger stance against raids and deportations.
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DC looking into proposal of setting up supervised injection sites for drug users

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By Matt Ackland
| WTXF-TV (Philadelphia, PA)
WASHINGTON - More than 200 people died in the District last year from opioid overdoses, which is a 160 percent increase from two years before. D.C. leaders say drastic measures are needed to stop overdoses, and some are considering a plan that may surprise you. City lawmakers are currently looking into a plan to open up so-called “injection sites” – places where addicts can go to take their drugs with medical professionals nearby who can also help them get clean.
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Prince George's County kidnapping victim found shot to death in DC, officials say

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By Matt Ackland
| WTTG-TV (Bethesda, MD)
- A murder in the District has been connected to a kidnapping across the Maryland border in Prince George's County, according to officials. Andre Simmons of Bowie was reportedly kidnapped at gunpoint in Prince George’s County at about 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, authorities stated. DC police said the 28-year-old was found shot to death in an alley behind Atlantic Street, SE in D.C. on Wednesday.
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