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D.C. inspector general investigates MPD crime data after allegations of manipulation and systemic issues.
The District of Columbia’s inspector general has launched an investigation into the Metropolitan Police Department’s crime data reporting system, following multiple probes into potential data manipulation.
The review, prompted by allegations that former Chief Pamela Smith pressured officers to lower reported crime rates and findings of widespread misclassification by U.S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro’s office, aims to assess the department’s internal controls.
Though no criminal charges were filed, both probes revealed systemic issues.
The investigation follows a federal law enforcement surge under a presidential emergency order.
Interim Chief Jeffery Carroll pledged reforms, including better training and an audit team.
MPD reported a 32% drop in homicides in 2025, though officials say crime was declining before the federal intervention.
Smith, who has since left office, disputes the allegations.
El inspector general de D.C. investiga los datos de delincuencia de MPD después de las acusaciones de manipulación y problemas sistémicos.