Washington Post Graphics

New Woodrow Wilson Bridge, 1998

New Washington Post Printing Press, 1999

Pulitzer Prize: Police Shooting Account, 1998Washington DC’s Police Department shot and killed more people per resident in the 90s than any other large city police force. Internal police files and court records revealed a pattern of reckless and indiscriminate gunplay by officers. This graphic helped visualize the differences between the official police account of a shooting and the conflicting evidence.The series, called Deadly Force, won the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service in 1999.

Pulitzer Prize: Police Glock Safety Mechanism, 1998Washington DC’s Police Department shot and killed more people per resident in the 90s than any other large city police force. Internal police files and court records revealed a pattern of reckless and indiscriminate gunplay by officers. This graphic helped visualize the safety mechanism of the police service weapon—the Glock—which DC officers say was at fault for many of the department’s accidental shootings.The series, called Deadly Force, won the Pulitzer Prize for Public Service in 1999.

Cigarette Prices Including Taxes, 1998

The Joys of Kayaking, 1999

Electronics Sales, 1997

Coke Spilling into Asia Markets, 1998