A Southeast D.C. family wants answers after Prince George’s County police stormed into its home. Tracee Wilkins reports.
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Police pulled three men and a teenager out of an apartment on Newcomb Street SE Wednesday afternoon.
“They just came in my home with no explanation,” Ernestine Little said. “I asked them, ‘Why are you coming in here? For what?’ … And they kept telling me, ‘Be quiet. Shut up.’”
“They had guns in my face,” Little said. “I so was scared because I had two small kids in the back, a 5- and a 6-year-old, in the back.” Little said her 16-year-old son was taken out of the home.
“They were messing him up right here; they were messing him up,” Little said. “They had his feet, they had his back, his elbows. They were tearing him up right here.”
News4 reached out to D.C. Police to ask if any policies were violated during the incident. They have not responded.
Prince George’s County police said the pursuit was approved.
