Ex-officer avoids jail time for shooting; D.C. honors 9/11 victims 25 years later
Here are your top stories from the D.C. area this morning: Tensions are high after former police officer Robert Warrington was sentenced to three years of home detention—avoiding any time behind bars—for shooting at an unarmed man during a 2024 traffic stop. Meanwhile, the nation's capital is pausing to mark 25 years since the Sept. 11 attacks, with local schools dedicating beautification projects to honor the students and educators lost on Flight 77, and leaders breaking ground on a new visitor's education center at the Pentagon.
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