Map of MPD Police Service Areas in the Fourth District (courtesy MPD)

* Updated January 11, 2019

Below is a contact list of Metropolitan Police Department leadership in the Fourth District for Police Service Areas 401 - 409.

You can find your PSA on MPD’s interactive map, and see more info about the Fourth District Roster on MPD's website.

Fourth District Commander Randy Griffin (202) 715-7500

4D Watch Commander (202) 391-7177
Station Desk (202) 715-7400

Sector 1 // PSAs 401, 402 and 406

Officer email address - Cell Phone / Office Phone

Sector Captain Franklin Porter - (202) 528-8429 / (202) 715-7445
Lieutenant Francis Jenkins (PSA 401) (202) 489-9274 / (202) 730-0602
Lieutenant Andrew Zabavsky (PSA 402) (202) 597-2165 / (202) 730-0606
Lieutenant Ozetta Posey (PSA 406) (202) 528-5401 / (202) 730-0603

Sector 2 // PSAs 403, 404, and 405

Officer email address - Cell Phone / Office Phone

Sector Captain Bryan Christian (202) 436-6038 / (202) 715-7471
Lieutenant Troy Jessup (PSA 403) (202) 497-1504 / (202) 715-7476
Lieutenant Francis Martello (PSA 404) (202) 731-2493 / (202) 715-7396
Lieutenant Charles Barnes-Tutt (PSA 405) (202) 839-7924 / (202) 730-0603

Sector 3 // PSAs 407, 408, and 409

Officer email address - Cell Phone / Office Phone

Sector Captain Sean Conboy (202) 384-7608 / (202) 715-7471
Lieutenant Anthony Washington (PSA 407) (202) 553-4782
Lieutenant Jonathan Munk (PSA 408) (202) 391-6942 / (202) 576-8211
Lieutenant Jarlath Cady (PSA 409) (202) 904-5383(202) 576-8221

MPD Community Outreach Coordinator

Derek Staten (202) 715-7418

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