police arrested harold marshall early this morning, hours after the officers found moore bleeding insidehis home on f street northeast. he died at the hospital. police have not said how the two men knew each other. it's been nearly a year since a prince george's county man claimed a police officer pointed a gun at him and then stuck that gun in his mouth. tonight he is speaking out for the first time. diane cho is live. diane, you talk to this gentleman. diane: he says his life has not been the same since last year. now he's helping his case will prompt changes in the future. >> i felt like my life was about to end. diane: for the first time since it happened last may, william cunningham is speaking out about a terrifying encounter prosecutors say he had with a prince george's county police officer. >> i have not felt safe since the incident. diane: the incident was caught on video, recorded by his cousin. the victim's attorney would not release it. in it you see the officer holding a gun to cunningham's head before he lowers it to his mouth. the officer was indicted by a grand jury on s

within a few hours, police arrested harold marshall. he's now been charged with murder. >>> the robberies have been one after another after another in one neighborhood in northwest d.c. and we've learned they may all be related. investigators say there were five robberies between tuesday and wednesday all around mt. vernon square most taking place in daylight and four rob ice involved a nice. they came up to someone walking outside and demanded money. police are still looking for the suspects. >>> in maryland a police officers was working an accident on the side of a highway when someone plowed into him. it happened on route 29 and old column gillia road near the howard and montgomery county line. the officer was sitting in his cruiser with emergency lights on. police say a drunk driver ran into him and destroyed the police car. the officer and the driver had to be rushed to the hospital. both are expected to be okay. >>> there are six new ways to get caught speeding in the district. d.c. police have put up six new speed cameras, includ

two hours later police arrested harold marshall. he's been charged with murder. >>> a lot of you are on our nbc washington facebook page talking about a new account of what went down in charlottesville last week. the trinity irish pub says uva student martise join did not appear drunk before agents took him down. he was said to be polite in a conversation with the bouncer. the bouncer didn't let him in because he gave wronging in about his i.d. images of his bloody face went viral. virginia state police are investigating. we have the bar's full statement on nbcwashington.com including more of what the bouncer saw. >>> six new ways to get caught speeding in the district. police have put up six new cameras along with this in southeast. they're going up in sites where police say speeding's been a problem. for the first 30 days you'll get a warning citation if you're caught. the grace period stars tomorrow. >>> you're looking live at union station as cooler air moves into our area. chief meteorologist doug kammerer says we're all going

police arrested harold marshall accused of stabbing and killing tyrone moore early yesterday morning.s are working on changing campus culture when it comes on sex assaults and drinking. they want to make easier for women to report sexual assaults. dartmouth have banned hard liquor. >>> and lawmakers demanding joe clancy allow them to hear from agents tied to a recent scandal. leaders of the house committee september a the will the lthe will the sent a letter asking them to testify tomorrow. the committee is trying to get to the bottom of allegations that two senior agents had been drinking when they crashed a car at the white house. >>> a group claiming to be affiliated with isis posted the names and home addresses of about 100 members of the u.s. military. the group calls itself the islamic state hacking division. the posting urged loyalss it hunt down the service members. a senior defense official tells nbc news that much of the information posted was already out there. but the pebtntagon is encouraging those who are listed to be aware and exercise appropriate levels of protection.