DC robbery escalates into felony case as trio vanishes into the night
Washington, DC – A robbery in Northeast D.C. early Wednesday morning has been reclassified as a felony case involving threats and assault, prompting an urgent manhunt for three suspects still at large.
At approximately 1 a.m., officers from the Metropolitan Police Department’s 6th District responded to the 3500 block of Hayes Street NE, where the initial report of a robbery has now been updated to include charges of Felony Threats and Simple Assault.
The primary suspect is described as a Middle Eastern male with a light complexion, last seen wearing dark grey jeans. He was accompanied by two Black females, though further details about their appearance remain undisclosed.
The incident occurred within the boundaries of Police Service Areas (PSA) 601 to 608. Police have not confirmed if a weapon was displayed or whether any items were stolen. No injuries have been reported.
The suspects reportedly fled the scene before police arrived. Investigators have not released surveillance footage or indicated if the trio is believed to be connected to other recent incidents in the area.
The Metropolitan Police Department urges anyone with information to call (202) 727-9099 or text an anonymous tip to 50411. In the event of an emergency or sighting, residents should dial 911.
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Key Points
- Robbery reported on Hayes Street NE now classified as Felony Threats and Simple Assault
- Suspects include one Middle Eastern male and two Black females
- Tipsters can call (202) 727-9099 or text 50411 with information
