Washington, D.C. ranks among the worst U.S. cities for carjackings, a problem that has repeatedly drawn attention to young offenders taking vehicles at gunpoint. In a tragic development, a 13-year-old suspected carjacker was killed in the city.
The death of someone so young underscores the heartbreaking dimensions of the carjacking crisis. The case raises difficult questions about how children become caught up in violent crime and the devastating outcomes that can result.
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