Ayodele Okeowo

This guy is crazy lol

Just in: The National Mall is turning into a World Cup watch party. FIFA and Freedom 250 just announced plans for a huge fan zone with live screenings starting June 11 tied to America’s 250th. Details @axios: axios.com/local/washingt…

Congrats Knicks fans.. yall deserve 💙🧡

He made it.

LIFT IT UP ©️

@themayadecline 🔥🔥🔥

Promises made, promises kept. 😘😈⚽️

When your child is born vs when Arsenal win their first league title in 22 years

Congratulations to Max Dowman, who has become the youngest person to win the Premier League 🏆

It has been quite an experience to follow @Arsenal Football Club's epic adventure, from times of struggle and crushing setback, to successive seasons of recovery and resurgence on their glorious path to the summit of the English Premier League. In this time, we have witnessed the power of hope, resilience, focus and relentless hardwork in action, and watched a team of dedicated professional do battle against formidable adversaries, matchday after matchday. Tonight, the great reward is won. The team is victorious. It's faith and dedication is vindicated. And our commitment to succeed through work, discipline and teamwork is affirmed. Congratulations to the Gunners

0.00(xWork) tomorrow morning

Arsenal celebrating like they’ve won the league

@Arsenal can't believe this

The Arsenal. Your Premier League champions.

Premier League fucking champions

IT’S BEEN A LONG TIME COMING… PROUD TO BE A GOONER #COYG

Disbelief

DOJ announces “Summer Surge” in DC USAO announces they will now prosecute parents of juveniles breaking curfew. @nbcwashington

let’s not forget that he’s been able to do all of this whilst supporting arsenal during a title race. unbelievably impressive.

Dc not allowing Waymo for safety reasons is insane when there's no ban on Maryland drivers

BREAKING: I’ve just obtained @DCPoliceDept 554-page investigative report detailing a sweeping pattern of misconduct tied to how crime data was handled in Washington, D.C. @7NewsDC • Supervisors repeatedly altered police reports, often downgrading the severity of crimes • These changes were frequently made to make crime trends appear more favorable, especially in key performance areas • In some cases, officers changed a single report; others changed dozens, and some reclassified hundreds of reports • In one instance, a supervisor reclassified more than 130 reports in a single district specifically to create the appearance of reduced crime • Investigators also found cases where one individual reclassified nearly 300 reports, while another changed more than 150 What kinds of crimes were downgraded? • Robberies → reclassified as theft or simple assault • Assaults with weapons → reduced to minor assaults or “injured person” reports • Carjackings → recorded as auto theft or pending cases • Burglaries → changed to unlawful entry or minor incidents • Theft cases → labeled as “lost property” or lower-level offenses • Some shootings → categorized in ways that avoided counting them as violent crime What one officer told investigators: “It was embedded in us, engrained in us, to always seek out the lower offense. It has to be clear and obvious if it was going to be a Part One offense.” Investigators found this was not isolated: • The conduct spanned multiple units, districts, and several years • Some supervisors and command staff directed the behavior There were also accountability issues: • Some officers gave false or misleading statements during the investigation • Policies requiring accurate reporting and review were routinely ignored The impact was serious: • Public crime data was distorted • The integrity of the reporting system was compromised • Victims may not have received proper police service • Public trust in policing was undermined Here are the recommendations given by Internal Affairs to MPD so this doesn't happen again: