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Friday, November 28, 2014

POLICE HOLIDAY TASK FORCE ARRESTS 24 FOR DUI IN THANKSGIVING EVE OPERATION

The Montgomery County Police Holiday Task Force hauled in 24 drivers for DUI in a Thanksgiving Eve anti-drunk-driving operation. In all, police said, Task Force officers interacted with 291 citizens, and issued 253 traffic citations, 127 warnings, 32 equipment repair orders, 9 criminal violations, and 2 civil violations.

Among alcohol-related offenses were underage drinking and public urination. At least 5 of the drivers alleged to be driving under the influence Wednesday night, and early Thursday morning, were taken to the Bethesda 2nd District Police Station.
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16 comments:

  1. Anonymous8:01 AM

    According to who?

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    1. Tom10:06 AM

      Appreciate the police news but like the other person said yeah what's the source?

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  2. Anonymous8:15 AM

    I wonder what the "2 civil violations" were.

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  3. Anonymous2:12 PM

    The MCP Facebook page:

    https://www.facebook.com/mcpnews

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  4. Anonymous2:39 PM

    Source is the police..who else did you think?

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    1. Erol2:42 PM

      Sure. But he should provide a source/reference link if he's using their data.

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  5. Anonymous2:53 PM

    Every crime story on The Washington Post, WTOP, Gazette, etc. has a link to the a police webpage?
    There's no such thing, Erol.

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  6. Anonymous3:55 PM

    How many of the DUI's were Dyers? I'm betting half.

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  7. Anonymous4:14 PM

    3:55PM is already in the holiday spirit

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  8. Robert Dyer5:31 PM

    The data is from the Montgomery County Police Department, just as I wrote in the story. Stop trolling.

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  9. Anonymous6:00 PM

    @ 3:55 PM -

    Actually, it should be "DUIs" and "Dyer's". Acronyms and abbreviations do not use apostrophe for nominative plural. "Dyer's...arrests" is of course possessive singular and has an apostrophe followed by an "s".

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  10. Anonymous6:02 PM

    Sorry, I misquoted you, @ 3:55 PM.

    That should have been "Dyer's... DUIs", not "Dyer's... arrests".

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  11. Anonymous5:42 AM

    "Every crime story on The Washington Post, WTOP, Gazette, etc. has a link to the a police webpage?"

    The stories say "blank blank happened, according to the police."

    That's typically how you let people know you aren't just pulling facts out of your ass.

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  12. Anonymous12:44 PM

    the article said "police said"

    what else do you want? lol
    trolls are grasping at straws at this point.

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  13. Robert Dyer11:48 PM

    5:42: And that's exactly what my story said. "In all, police said," is about as clear as it gets.

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  14. Strange Party1:41 AM

    Congrats to the Task Force officers for their great work. Now those alleged to be driving under the influence need to hire a good, knowledgeable and a reputed lawyer. They must take full advantage of asking questions as it helps in finding a right DUI lawyer for you. Let me know if you need any help as my friend works with a DUI lawyer and can help you if select a good attorney to fight your case.

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