Third Suspect Arrested in D.C. Stabbing Case

Two significant homicide cases have emerged in Washington, D.C., involving fatal shootings and stabbings. In Northeast D.C., 48-year-old Wyatt Michelin Swan has been extradited and charged with first-degree murder in the death of Teresa Francisco, a 53-year-old woman found shot in her vehicle, with authorities investigating the incident as a domestic violence case. Meanwhile, in Northwest D.C., police have arrested Tommy Whack, the third suspect charged with first-degree murder related to the April stabbing death of Fasil Teklemariam, 53, who was discovered with severe injuries in his apartment. Whack's arrest follows the apprehension of two women, charged similarly, in connection with the murder. The Metropolitan Police Department is continuing investigations and seeks public assistance in both cases, offering rewards for useful information. Both incidents highlight the ongoing challenges of violent crime in the capital.