Amos Gelb Publisher Founder and Publisher, Amos Gelb, is a multi-Emmy Award-winning broadcast journalist. He founded D.C. Witness to fill a hole in the changing media landscape and to provide a place where starting journalists and others could learn the craft of gathering, sorting, and delivering actual facts. Read more LaTrina Antoine Editor-in-Chief LaTrina Antoine is a multidimensional journalist who has held several roles in the Communications field. For more than a decade, Antoine has produced quality work as a reporter and editor in the metropolitan area. Read more Ashleigh Joplin Editor Ashleigh Joplin is an award-winning videographer formerly for The Washington Post. She holds a B.S. and M.S. in Broadcast Journalism from Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism. Read more Tingshan Pan Data Operations Lead Tingshan Pan is a data scientist with a research background in Machine Learning and Data Analysis, specifically focusing on Big Data. Read more Noa Gelb Data Consultant Noa Gelb is a Data Manager with a background in Recruitment, Marketing, and the Arts. She is from Washington, DC and has lived in Athens, Greece, and Dublin, Ireland. Read more Andrew Michaels Senior Court Reporter Andrew Michaels is a multimedia journalist who has held reporting and editing positions in Maryland, including positions in Southern Maryland, Baltimore and Columbia for nearly a decade. Read more Alyssia Davis Assistant Editor Alyssia is passionate about crime. She is to learn all that she can about everything crime related. She also works hard to achieve her goals and does not give up, especially when it comes to things she cares about. Read more Inacent McKeithan Intern Inacent McKeithan is a Criminal Justice major attending Virginia State University. Read more Khalaisha James Intern Khalaisha James is a Criminal Justice major attending the Community College of Baltimore City. Read more Kiara Francis Intern Kiara Francis is a criminal justice and psychology major at Stevenson University. Read more Neoline James Intern Nea James is a first-year student in a master's degree program for forensic pattern analysis. She is also a senior in a sociology bachelor's program at Loyola Maryland University. Read more Ting Hong Intern Ting Hong is a student studying Applied Statistics and Psychology at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC). Read more