There are about 20 customers without power. Road closures and delays are expected in the area.

Prince George’s County police said they received a report at about 1:55 p.m. of the robbery at 7810 Old Branch Avenue. The two suspects jumped out of white van and robbed driver as he was wheeling money into bank

There were no injuries reported.

Authorities say that Savanna Kidane Mouratidis, 15, of Haymarket, died due to her injuries last Friday. It’s believed she was sitting in the back passenger seat at the time of the crash.

Mouratidis is the second teenager to lose her life as a result of the April 20 early-morning accident. Kendra Tucker, 15, also died in the accident.

Savanna Mouratidis died

A 14-year-old girl, a 17-year-boy and an 18-year-old male were also injured.

Police say that the car they were traveling in hit a deer a high rate of speed, causing the car to careen into a tree. Five teens were in the car at the time of the crash.

Tucker was pronounced dead at the scene.

Grief counselors are at Battlefield HS in Haymarket, Virginia Monday to assist students.

Authorities say that officers responded at about 3 a.m. to a report of a suspect entering the St. Thomas Apostle Church at 2665 Woodley Road through the roof. He allegedly removed a large amount of the equipment and left the church.

Officers stopped the suspect's vehicle in the area of 14th Street and Spring Road NW, which was loaded down with the equipment. The unidentified man was charged with first-degree burglary.

Investigators are trying to determine whether the suspect is connected to other similar crimes in the area.

Authorities say that Clark John Mueller, 22, of New Market, is also facing charges of failure to reduce speed to avoid a collision and driving too fast for road conditions.

Officers responded to the 400 block of W. Patrick Street in Frederick, where they found that Mueller's car had left the roadway, struck two houses and was wedged between a house and telephone poll. One house sustained significant damage, as did the vehicle.

Mueller was not injured in the crash.

Authorities say that officers responded to the 700 block of Cady Drive just after 1 a.m. to find a man laying in the street suffering from trauma to the body. He was transported to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead.

The victim has been identified as 28-year-old James Anthony Jackson Jr., of the 4700 block of Rockwood Street, Waldorf, Md.

No motive has been established.

This post will be updated.

Prince William County Poilce say that 22-year-old Arturo Cruz Zaldivar was not wearing his seatbelt he lost control of a 1988 Oldsmobile Bravada on Route 7100 near West Ox Road just before 2 a.m.

Crash investigators determined that Zaldivar was driving north on the Fairfax County Parkway when the car went off the left side of the roadway and traveled across the median. The car began to roll, continued up an embankment and crashed through a fence and into the backyard of a home in the 13100 block of Lou Alice Way.

Police say that speed and alcohol appear to be factors in the crash.

The passenger, who was only identified as a 20-year-old male, was treated for minor injures. He was wearing his seatbelt at the time of the crash.

Nearly 7,000 customers in the Upper Marlboro area lost power for about three hours on Sunday morning and afternoon when a snake slithered a little too close to some feeder lines.

The outages were concentrated in the area of a bus section along Route 301 in Prince George's County. A bus section is a piece of equipment that provides power to five feeder lines, each of which feed about 1,500 customers.

Power was restored to all customers just after 1 p.m.

At its peak, the outage affected 6,912 customers.

"It woke us around 5 a.m.," says neighbor Cindy Learned. "I didn't see any flames. Just the smoke coming out, billowing from the top window there."

The victim was identified as Sung Y. Kwack, 74, of 8509 Scarboro Court.

Home video shows thick smoke, rising above the house in darkness.

A neighbor, who spotted flames through a kitchen window, called 911.

Firefighters, arriving here around 4:40 a.m., found the house interior fully aflame.

Once inside, they discovered the homeowner unconscious.

Investigators believe a pot on a stove that hadn't been turned off caused the fire.

A family friend, also in the house, escaped and was sent to the hospital.

"I think it must be a horrible shock when they hear."

Anne-Marie Doppman, who's lived across the street for years, says the deceased man's wife is in California visiting the couple's grown children.

"I know they had smoke detectors," she adds. "Whether they were on, or whether they had a battery, I'm really not sure".

Firefighters have been in the neighborhood, passing out fire safety pamphlets.

Many neighbors say they're now going to be more diligent in checking their smoke detectors.

The deceased man is remembered for his kindness and his meticulously cared-for garden.

"It's very tragic and very sad", says neighbor Andrew Weiss.

"He was very nice and made the neighborhood very beautiful."

Original story, 7 a.m.: One person is dead and another injured after a house fire in Potomac early Sunday morning, Montgomery County Fire says.

Fire and rescue units responded to the home at 8509 Scarboro Ct. at about 4:40 a.m. Fire officials say that the fire originated from a stove top in the kitchen, where the survivor said they were cooking. Officials say the fire burned for some time before being seen by a neighbor.

A sweep of the house found two men in their mid-70s, and the homeowner was found unconscious. First responders began advanced life support treatment before he was transported to Suburban Hospital in Bethesda, where he was pronounced dead.

The other victim was taken to the hospital with minor smoke inhalation. He is in stable condition.

It took 65 firefighters about 20-25 minutes to control the fire, which caused about $400,000 in damage to the house and its contents.

The cause of the fire is still under investigation.

Officials expect the break to be repaired in the next three or four hours.

UPDATE (9:04 a.m.): An official with Water Services say s that the line that broke supplies fire services, and is not a supply line. Therefore, Arlington estimates that no customers have had their water service interrupted.

The water main break is under control and no more water is flowing. Crews are on site and the line will be repaired. Officials say the line probably broke as a result of the swift change in temperature in the region.

ORIGINAL POST: Arlington Water & Sewer confirms that a water main broke near the 4500 block of South Four Mile Run Drive in Arlington overnight.

There is no estimate to when service may be restored.

This post will be updated.

Prince George's County Police say that officers responded to the intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and Donnell Drive just before midnight to find a female lying in the road.

She was pronounced dead at a local hospital. The striking vehicle remained on the scene and police are investigating.

The victim was pronounced dead on the scene. A motive has not been determined at this time. More information will be provided as it becomes available.

Marcus Silver, of D.C., was sentenced in D.C. Superior Court. A jury in February convicted him of manslaughter while armed, assault with a deadly weapon and other firearm offenses.

Authorities said Silver shot and killed Shadawnchea Gardner, 26, on March 10, 2010 on Hawaii Avenue NE. Before the shooting, Gardner and Silver’s ex-girlfriend had gone to Silver’s residence to retrieve a video game.

Silver’s ex-girlfriend got into a fight with Silver’s current girlfriend at the residence. While Gardner was trying to separate the two women, Silver shot him, authorities said.

McDonald Abraham III was originally scheduled to be sentenced on March 31, but the proceeding was delayed because the request for Abraham's court appearance had been faxed to the wrong prison.

Abraham pleaded guilty in January of murdering 17-year-old Stacey Seaton in June of 2005.

Prince George's County Fire & EMS responded to the home in the 10000 block of Dubarry Road to find that a large, mature tree had fallen from the backyard onto the one-story, single family home.

One person was inside the home at the time of the collapsed. The person was uninjured.

Authorities say that two vehicles were inside the detached garage at 720 Sheridan St. NW. Officials are calling the fire suspicious.

D.C. Fire says that no one was injured in the blaze.

This post will be updated.

Police believe that the shooting at an Exxon gas station at 5571 South Dakota Ave. NE is a robbery gone bad. They say the victim was shot on Chillum Place NE, just up the road from the station.

The victim says that a man, dressed in all black and wearing a mask, pulled a gun on him and attempted to rob him. When the victim tried to flee, he was shot in the leg and foot.

Police have no motives or suspects.

Virginia State Police say a high speed chase on I-66 has ended on Rt. 29 in Fauquier County and the driver has been taken into custody. Austin Griffith resisted a traffic stop, speeding away along I-66, and later tried to escape police after his truck had been stopped. He was charged with DUI, drug possession and a felony count of eluding police.

Another driver called police around 8:30 p.m. because he was concerned about the erratic driving behavior of a red 1996 Ford pickup truck traveling west on I-66, police said in a statement. A state police trooper was able to get behind the truck and initiated a traffic stop. The pickup eventually stopped on the shoulder of I-66 at Route 29/Centerville.

As the trooper walked up to the pickup truck, the driver sped away at high speed. During the pursuit, the truck crossed into the eastbound lanes at one point, going the wrong way on I-66.

The driver of the pickup eventually got off onto Route 29. State police deployed stinger spikes across the roadway in Fauquier County. The spikes deflated all four tires and the truck came to a rolling stop on Route 29 just north of Route 600.

The driver of the pickup then fled on foot. He was apprehended without incident by state police troopers within minutes.

Austin A. Griffith, 31, of Amissville, Va., has been taken to Fairfax County Adult Detention Center. He's been charged with DUI, driving on a revoked license because of a previous DUI conviction, felony count of eluding police, multiple drug possession charges, and for possessing drug paraphenalia.

Leonard was shot on February 20 in the back of the 400 block of 23rd Place Northeast. Police were sent to the scene shortly before midnight. Medical personnel pronounced Leonard dead at the scene.

Police arrested Donald Everette McGill and charged him with two counts of object sexual penetration and one count of sexual assault and battery.

Police went to the 10000 block of Portsmouth Road in Manassas on Tuesday because of an assault call. A 15-year-old girl told police that the suspect, a known acquaintance, sexually assaulted her.

Firefighters went to the fire at about 6:30 p.m. and found a child development playground engulfed in flames. No one was hurt in the blaze. The blaze gutted the playground and caused $15,000. The Loudoun County Fire Marshal is investigating the blaze.

According to online court records, Taylor was arrested on a number of charges in the late 80s to early 90s, including gun and drug charges. This was long before he was hired by Metro.

ABC7 contacted Metro officials to explain why Taylor was hired despite those charges – and how he was hired again after the 2008 accident.

Reached on Thursday evening, a metro spokesperson told ABC reporter Jay Korff the transportation agency does background checks on all its employees. He said Metro will look into this matter first thing Friday.

The president of the Amalgamated Transit Union Local 689, Jackie Jeter, says that Taylor was reinstated in last June after an arbitrator ruled that WMATA didn't follow proper procedures in his firing.

"Anyone who is arrested is innocent until proven guilty," Jeter said. She added that an employee being placed out of service without pay is standard operating procedure in these situations.

Taylor was arrested Thursday morning at the Cheverly station on charges that he hit and killed a person with a Metrobus in 2008.

A grand jury charged him with negligent homicide on Tuesday. Taylor allegedly struck and killed Bartlett Tabor with his bus on Sept. 26, 2008.

Taylor allegedly ran a red light in Foggy Bottom, plowed into a tax and killed Tabor, who was in D.C. on business with his wife and children. Taylor had been on the job for just six months.

WMATA spokesman Steve Taubenkible says that Taylor had been employed by Metro from March to October of 2008 and then again from June 2010 until now. Taylor is now out of service without pay.

On Thursday, Taylor appeared in court for an initial arraignment. He was released but was required to surrender his license and take drug tests.

D.C. Fire & EMS officials responded to the area of 14th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue just before 10 a.m.

Authorities briefly shut down Pennsylvania Avenue between 13th and 15th Streets and 14th Street from Pennsylvania to Constitution.

The scene was cleared and streets were reopened about 45 minutes later.

@robert158 tweeted the following picture of police activity on the scene.

Drivers are being redirected off the highway at MD-202/Landover Road.

This post will be updated.

Two suspects walked into the Family Dollar located in the 6700 block of Annapolis Road Wednesday around 3:36 pm., one displayed a handgun. They demanded money from the cash register. The victim complied and the suspects took an undetermined amount of cash and fled the scene in a late model, grayish, four-door, Nissan Altima.

Police described the first suspect as a black male in his late 40s, medium complexion, close salt-and-pepper moustache, wearing a dark colored baseball hat and a navy blue polo shirt. The second suspect is described as a black male, approximately 30 to 40 years old, medium complexion, close black moustache. He’s said to be wearing a black Redskins baseball hat and a navy polo shirt with blue, white and yellow stripes.

Anyone with information about the suspect is urged to call the Prince George's County Police Department's Robbery Unit at 301-772-4905. .

Hit-and-run Tuesday in Suitland

In a separate incident, Prince George's County Police are looking for the public's assistance in identifying a car potentially involved in a pedestrian hit-and-run in Suitland.

A pedestrian was struck Tuesday night at approximately 9:53 p.m. at the intersection of Silver Hill Road and Swann Road. Upon their arrival, officers found a 30 year-old Hispanic male lying critically injured in the roadway. A dark colored, four door, Honda Accord was seen leaving the area with possible front end damage.

Anyone with information about this case is asked to call the Prince George's County Police Department's District III Station, Patrol Officer Eric Guerra, at (301) 72-4900.

In both cases, callers wishing to remain anonymous may call Crime Solvers at 1-866-411-TIPS or go to http://www.princegeorgescountymd.gov/police/ and submit a tip online