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The fatal Northeast D.C. teen shooting

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DevelopingNext check Oct 28: A case-specific MPD update confirming whether Jamari Young has been located, any arrest or charges, and clarification of Jabrell Young's age and the shooting circumstances.

Where it stands

Jabrell Young, of Northeast Washington, died after being found shot inside a residence. Police are seeking his twin brother, Jamari Young; the report documents no arrest, charge or determination of guilt, so the search and investigation remain unresolved.

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  1. Update 1Jabrell Young dies in Northeast D.C. shooting; police alert names twin brother

The story so far

  1. Update 1

    Jabrell Young dies in Northeast D.C. shooting; police alert names twin brother

    Jabrell Young died after being found shot inside a Northeast Washington residence. A police alert named his twin brother, but the circumstances and subsequent search status remain unconfirmed.

    What moved

    • An MPD-issued AlertDC notice names Jamari Young, describes him as the victim’s twin brother and warns recipients not to intervene.

History

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  • Metropolitan Police Department of the District of Columbialaw enforcement agency in Washington, D.C., United States1 report

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