Pack of robbers flee after assaulting and robbing woman on dc street

Pack of robbers flee after assaulting and robbing woman on DC street

Group assaults woman and steals belongings in bold daytime robbery on L Street NW

Washington, DC – A woman was attacked and robbed in broad daylight Saturday afternoon in Northwest DC after a group of suspects confronted her, assaulted her, and stole her belongings before fleeing the scene, according to police.

The robbery occurred around 4:37 p.m. on November 22 in the Unit block of L Street NW. Investigators say the victim was approached by multiple individuals who physically assaulted her and took her property. She was not injured in the attack.

Pack of robbers flee after assaulting and robbing woman on dc street
Photo: pack of robbers flee after assaulting and robbing woman on dc street

Surveillance footage captured the suspects nearby, and police have released images in hopes the public can help identify them. No arrests have been made as of Monday.

The Metropolitan Police Department is asking anyone with information to contact investigators or submit tips anonymously. A reward of up to $1,000 is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible.

This incident adds to ongoing concerns about group robberies occurring during daytime hours in high-traffic areas of the city.

Key Points

  • A woman was robbed by multiple suspects in the Unit block of L Street NW on Saturday afternoon
  • The suspects assaulted the victim and stole her belongings before fleeing the scene
  • Surveillance footage captured the suspects; police are offering a reward for tips
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