February 23
Theft. 4800 block Cordell Avenue.
Assault. 7100 block Arlington Road at 11:37 AM.
Assault. 3900 block Virgilia Street at 8:17 PM.
Theft. 5100 block Pooks Hill Road.
February 24
Theft. 7600 block Woodmont Avenue.
Theft from vehicle. 7300 block Wisconsin Avenue.
Theft from vehicle. 10800 block Mazwood Place.
Theft. 11500 block Rockville Pike.
3 comments:
This is a real crime report.
Police say a homeless man assaulted someone at the Bethesda North Marriott and Conference Center. That and the rest of the most recent 2nd District crime summary follows:
An aggravated assault occurred at the Marriott Conference Center, 5701 Marinelli Road in North Bethesda on Wednesday, 2/11 at 8:30 a.m. The suspect assaulted the victim, then fled.
Suspect: Black male, older in age, 6’2″/180 lbs., beard; homeless.
Three thefts from vehicles occurred in this beat during this reporting period. Incidents occurred on Montgomery Ave and St. Elmo Ave in Bethesda and on Fairglen Lane in Chevy Chase. Items taken included cash, glasses, chargers and an iPad.
Ten thefts from vehicles occurred in this beat during this reporting period. Incidents occurred on Walhounding Road, Wissioming Road, Broxburn Drive, and Ben Avon Road in Bethesda.
A residential burglary occurred in the 6700 block of Newbold Drive in Bethesda sometime between Wednesday, 2/11 and Friday, 2/13. Unknown entry; property taken.
An armed robbery occurred in the 8800 block of Clewerwall Drive in Bethesda on Monday, 2/16 at 5:30 p.m. The suspects threatened the victims with a weapon and obtained property.
Suspects: Two white males, 30′s, 6′-6’2″, each in black clothing
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@11:22AM Thanks for posting that old news that was copied and pasted from MoCo Police.
Hold off on the Edward R. Murrow Award.
11:22: You just made a buffoon out of yourself again. I have already reported all of these crimes weeks ago. The lack of specific details about the crimes shortly after they occur is a shortcoming of Montgomery County Government, which declines to make available the level of details that neighboring jurisdictions like DC make readily available for their residents.
What you have cut-and-pasted here is old news, and unlike the timely crime reports I provide on this blog, of little use in alerting residents to current crime waves in their neighborhood.
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