Paul Duggan

Washington, D.C.

Crime reporter
Paul Duggan is a staff writer covering crime and justice. Since joining The Washington Post in 1987, he has worked as a general assignment reporter, assignment editor and national correspondent.
Latest from Paul Duggan

Authorities identify man fatally shot by Fairfax County police

The incident occurred Thursday after police said a man in possession of a stolen truck attacked an officer and tried to take his gun.

May 12, 2023

Va. deputies accused of criminally injuring a motorist with dementia

The 77-year-old driver, described by his family as "confused and disoriented," was tackled and died two weeks after suffering a head injury.

May 9, 2023

Charge dropped against man seen being beaten by D.C. firefighters

Six firefighters involved in the altercation were placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of an investigation.

April 27, 2023

Fugees rapper Pras Michél guilty in sprawling corruption trial

Michél has been defending himself against allegations of money laundering, campaign-finance violations and other charges in a criminal case arising from one of the world’s biggest financial scandals.

April 26, 2023

‘Mic check one-two’: Fugees rapper testifies in his corruption trial

Pras Michél is charged in several alleged criminal conspiracies related to his dealings with a Malaysian financier

April 18, 2023

GOP fundraiser says he got millions to illegally lobby Trump administration

Elliott Broidy, who was pardoned by Trump, testified about his failed attempts to quash a federal investigation of a Malaysian financier, during the trial of former Fugees member Prakazrel “Pras” Michél.

April 4, 2023

Leonardo DiCaprio testifies in trial of Fugees rapper Pras Michél

The former hip-hop star is accused of illegally funneling $2 million in stolen foreign money into a U.S. presidential campaign and scheming to quash an FBI investigation.

April 3, 2023

From rap royalty to federal court, Fugees star on trial in financial scandal

Pras Michél has been accused of money laundering, campaign-finance violations and other charges in a sprawling criminal case arising from one of the world’s biggest financial scandals.

March 31, 2023

Woman described as ‘among the worst’ Jan. 6 rioters gets 3-year sentence

Riley J. Williams was found guilty of six crimes. She was also accused of aiding in the theft of House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s computer, but jurors deadlocked on that charge.

March 23, 2023

Six people affiliated with the Oath Keepers convicted in Capitol riot

Authorities said most of the defendants marched in single file up steps outside the Capitol and helped force open doors for other rioters on Jan. 6, 2021.

March 20, 2023