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Violent crime in WashingtonDistrict of Columbia

Violent crime (assault, robbery, weapons, shootings). Live data for 2026 drawn from the Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia open feed. Snapshot covers 2026-01-182026-05-02.

Violent incidents
222
in the active snapshot
Arrests
0
0.0% of category total
Severe
222
100.0% of category total
Peak hour
00:00
19 dispatches

Hour-of-day pattern

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Top violent types

ASSAULT W/DANGEROUS WEAPON
111
ROBBERY
95
HOMICIDE
16

Top violent hotspots

1900 - 2199 BLOCK OF SAVANNAH TERRACE SE
3
800 - 899 BLOCK OF YUMA STREET SE
2
2 - 199 BLOCK OF GALVESTON STREET SW
2
5800 - 5899 BLOCK OF FOOTE STREET NE
2
740 - 899 BLOCK OF KENILWORTH AVENUE NE
2
3100 - 3299 BLOCK OF 14TH STREET NW
2
1800 - 1899 BLOCK OF Q STREET SE
2
100 - 299 BLOCK OF N STREET SW
1
100 - 199 BLOCK OF P STREET SW
1
1 - 99 BLOCK OF N STREET NW
1
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Frequently asked questions

How much violent crime is there in Washington?
In the active data snapshot we have 222 violent crime incidents recorded in Washington between 2026-01-18 and 2026-05-02. 222 of those (100.0%) were classified as severe. These are calls-for-service, not adjudicated crimes.
What time of day is violent crime most common in Washington?
The peak hour for violent crime in the snapshot is 00:00 local time, with 19 dispatches recorded in that hour.
Where does this violent crime data come from?
Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia's open data feed. Data: D.C. Open Data (Metropolitan Police Department).
How recent is this data?
Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia refreshes its public file daily. We re-ingest each refresh and republish here within minutes.
Source: Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbia. Data: D.C. Open Data (Metropolitan Police Department). Calls-for-service represent dispatched responses, not verified crimes.