Ramsey: Two officers punished over Rosenbaum investigation

Two District police officers and one civilian employee have been disciplined for their roles in the investigation of the David Rosenbaum attack, The Examiner has learned.

The most serious punishment, according to a June 28 memo from Metropolitan Police Chief Charles Ramsey, was a 10-day suspension for a civilian crime scene technician who failed to collect blood samples at the Gramercy Street Northwest crime scene. “The police have gotten off too easily,” said D.C. Council Member Phil Mendelson, chairman of the judiciary committee, who asked Ramsey to provide the information.