SEXUAL ASSAULT

The United States Park Police, Criminal Investigation Branch, is currently investigating a Sexual Assault that occurred Saturday, July 7, 2012 at approximately 0100 hours in the Georgetown Waterfront area. 

The victim was approached by the suspect in the area of M Street and 31^st Street, NW.  The suspect offered to assist the victim in locating her friends.  The suspect led the victim onto the C&O Canal just off of 31^st Street, and pushed the victim down into the bushes and sexually assaulted the victim.  The victim was able to get away from the suspect.  The suspect was last seen on the C&O Canal at 31^st Street, NW. 

Sketch of the suspect above and a description as follows:

White Male, with a heavy Australian accent

Late 20’s, Approximately 5’9”, slightly overweight

Short dark hair, Scruffy beard

Wearing a polo shirt with white and blue horizontal stripes

Wearing shorts, unknown color

Unknown shoes

If you come in contact with an individual matching the above description or image, please contact the U.S. Park Police Communications Section at 202-610-7505, or the U.S. Park Police Tip Line 202-610-8737, reference case #12-33695.

SEXUAL ASSAULT

The United States Park Police, Criminal Investigation Branch, is currently investigating a Sexual Assault that occurred on the Capitol Crescent Trail north of Three Sisters in the area of Water Street, NW, Washington DC, on Wednesday, July 26, 2012 at approximately 2116 hours.

The victim in this case was jogging on the trail and the suspect approached the victim from behind, and then placed the victim in a choke hold.  The victim lost consciousness and awoke with her pants down and the suspect fondling her.  The victim screamed and the suspect then fled on foot toward Fletcher’s Boat House.

Below is a sketch of the suspect.

 The suspect description is as follows:

Black Male, Medium Skin

Height  5’8 to 5’11

Approximately 180 to 200 pounds

Muscular/Fit build

Dreds – 3 to 4 inches long

Light scruffy beard

Wearing a white shirt, possibly a tank top or cut off sleeves

Wearing long jersey type black shorts

No weapons used

If you come in contact with any individuals that match the above descriptions, please take the appropriate action, document the contact thoroughly, and notify Detective Glenn Luppino 202-610-8750, reference case #12-36735.  U.S. Park Police Tip Line 202-610-8737.

U.S. Park Police is Seeking Information on Unidentified Subjects

The U.S. Park Police is seeking any information concerning the subjects in the photographs below. 

The first case represents the skeletal remains of an adult black male in his mid-thirties who was approximately 5’7”-5’8” tall. The remains were discovered on January 16, 2003, by a National Park Service maintenance worker who was cleaning debris from under the Theodore Roosevelt Bridge.






The second case represents the skeletal remains of adult Asian male in his late-(thirties to early forties who was approximately 5’5” – 5’9” tall. The remains were discovered on February 13, 2011, by a man walking his dog in the area of Fords Landing Way in Alexandria.  This area is also known as Jones Point.



Please call the tip line at (202) 610-8737 with any information concerning the two individuals.