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Captain Resigns Amid Crime Data Scandal | Charleston News
A top-ranking DC Met Police captain, Subrena Rivers, has stepped down amid an investigation into how crime reports were reclassified—over 130 theft cases downgraded. Rivers, who joined the force in 2003 and became captain just three years ago, denies wrongdoing, blaming training gaps over intent. This isn’t the first high-profile exit tied to the data scandal: former executive assistant chief Andre Wright also retired. The department hasn’t confirmed whether Rivers resigned, retired, or was fired. Eleven of the original thirteen involved leaders remain on administrative leave pending…
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