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Group of juveniles wanted after late-night robbery in Northeast DC

Washington, DC — A swarm of up to 15 juveniles is being sought by police after a late-night robbery on Thursday in Northeast Washington that ended with the theft of high-end sneakers and a designer beanie.

The robbery occurred around 11:49 p.m. in the 2300 block of 4th Street NE. According to the Metropolitan Police Department, the suspects — described as 10 to 15 Black juveniles — stole a pair of Jordan 8 sneakers and a Carhartt beanie from a victim before fleeing the scene. Police have not confirmed whether the group used force or weapons in the incident.

No injuries were reported, and officers continue to investigate. As of Friday, no arrests had been made.

The case has been assigned Event Number I20250614627. Anyone with information is urged to contact the Metropolitan Police Department by calling (202) 727-9099, texting tips to 50411, or dialing 911 in case of emergency.

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Key Points

10 to 15 juveniles wanted in connection with robbery on 4th Street NE late Thursday
Stolen items include a pair of Jordan 8 sneakers and a Carhartt beanie
Police continue investigating and urge anyone with information to come forward

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