D. C. Police hunt for three in connection with 7th street carjacking
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D.C. Police Hunt for Three in Connection with 7th Street Carjacking

WASHINGTON, DC – A recent unarmed carjacking in the 3900 block of 7th Street, Northeast, has prompted a police investigation. The theft of a 2016 black Range Rover with Virginia tag TPH9922 happened just before midnight yesterday morning.

D.C. Metro Police are looking for three individuals, two described as Black men wearing black hoodies.

Anyone who can provide details on the incident is encouraged to call the police at (202) 727-9099 or text a tip to 50411. Police advise the public not to approach the suspects. No additional information has been released at this time.

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