As juvenile crime soars, DC attorney general targets conservatives instead

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Crime, particularly juvenile crime, has soared in Washington, D.C., this year. The city passed the 200-homicide mark last week, the fastest it has hit 200 since the height of drug violence in the 1990s. Violent crime among juveniles is also up, particularly carjackings, which have left hundreds of victims injured, traumatized, and sometimes dead.

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