The MPD captured video footage of individuals who were driving illegal minibikes, dirt bikes and all-terrain vehicles (ATVs). Check out the photos and notify the police if you have any information.
Through Crime Cards, users can most all the crime data they are want with in an easy-to-use, mobile friendly modern application.
Interested in getting an inside look at police operations? Register to become a participant in the MPD's Community Engagement Academy!
The MPD Online Reporting Tool offers a way for you to make quick reports that do not necessarily require a police officer to witness or take the information from you.
Want a chance to see MPD members in a different light? Check out this video series of police officers showcasing different passions, talents, hobbies and interests outside of their workday.
MPD's detectives are some of the best in the world, but we still rely on you to help identify individuals and provide leads in difficult cases.
Text tip line messages are monitored by members of the department 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The Online Reporting Tool offers a way for you to make quick police reports.
For non-emergency help, please use the directory below.
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MPD is the agency responsible for registering firearms in the District of Columbia.
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These programs are designed to encourage individuals to step forward and provide information.