Her name was “Ashli Babbitt.” But, to the Washington, D.C. Office of County Medical Examiner, even months after fingerprint identification, she remained little more than “female.”

Ashli Babbitt’s death was ruled a “homicide” by the DC OME, but USCP sees itself as exempt from my FOIA of its policies and training on the use of lethal force. What’s next?

Ashli Babbit was singled out and shot dead at point blank range, but USCP wants to keep the secrets of the shooter in the white buttoned-down shirt.