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5049 D Street Case Study

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On April 27, 2018, MPD responded to the location of 5040 D Street SE Washington DC 20019 for a gunshot victim. Shot spotter registered at the location for multiple sounds of gunshots at 2242 hours. When officers arrived at the location, they located the complainant in apartment number 11 suffering from a single gunshot wound to his lower left leg. Medic #30 responded to the scene and transported him to Prince Georges County Hospital for further medical treatment.
Detective Booher responded to PG County hospital and conducted an initial interview and reported the following. The complainant advised that an individual who use to live in 5049 D Street by the name of Antonio was arguing with an individual. The argument turned physical when Antonio …show more content…

On April 30, 2018, Detective Adams showed W-1 a photo array which contained Antoine Dutch AKA Antoine Palmer in the number (8) eight position. W-1 reviewed the array and then advised that they did not recognize anyone in the photo array. W-1 seemed nervous and quick to pass the array back to Detective Adams.

W-1 was then presented an array which contained Mr. Charles McKinley Dutch III. W-1 reviewed the array and identified the photograph in the number Eight (8) position as the individual who to the apartment building door with a gun in his hand. W-1 then circled the photograph and initialed next to the picture. W-1 then signed the array confirming her answers.

On April 30, 2018, Detective Adams showed the complainant a nine person photo array which contained Antoine Dutch AKA Antoine Palmer in position number 8. The complainant reviewed all nine photographs and identified the individual in position number 8 as the person who came around the corner and shot first. The complainant then circled the photograph he identified and initialed next to the picture. The complainant then signed the array confirming the person he identified and the statements

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