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Sunday, July 19, 2015

11 cars broken into in SW Bethesda, theft at Caddies, assault on St. Elmo + more - Bethesda crime update

Here's a roundup of crimes reported across Bethesda on July 16, according to crime data:

Assault. 4900 block St. Elmo Avenue at 3:35 PM.

Theft. Caddies on Cordell.

Assault. 7300 block Wisconsin Avenue.

Theft. 7300 block Wisconsin Avenue.

Vehicle burglary. 4900 block Cumberland Avenue (Somerset).

Vehicle burglary. 4900 block Essex Avenue (Somerset).

Vehicle burglary. 5600 block Warwick Place (Somerset).

Vehicle burglary. 5300 block Allandale Road (Green Acres).

Vehicle burglary. 5300 block Wakefield Road (Green Acres).

Drug arrest. River Road at Goldsboro Road.

Vehicle burglary. 5000 block Keokuk Street (Westgate).

Vehicle burglary. 4900 block Jamestown Road (Yorktown Village).

Vehicle burglary. 4800 block Bayard Boulevard (Crestview).

Vehicle burglary. 5600 block Gloster Road (Wood Acres).

Vehicle burglary. 6000 block Massachusetts Avenue (Glen Echo Heights).

Drug arrest. River Road at Wilson Lane.

Vehicle burglary. 6100 block Tulane Avenue (Glen Echo).

Theft. 10400 block Old Georgetown Road.
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9 comments:

  1. Anonymous9:33 AM

    So Westbard is now "SW Bethesda".

    G*dd*mn social climbers.

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    1. Robert Dyer1:48 PM

      9:33: These crimes covered a large area of the southwestern part of Bethesda. Not a single one of them took place in the area being described by the planning department as "Westbard".

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  2. Anonymous9:54 AM

    No one says they live in "Westbard". Westbard is just a street.

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    1. Robert Dyer1:50 PM

      9:54: Seriously! No actual resident ever called the area "Westbard".

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  3. Anonymous10:09 AM

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  4. Anonymous10:41 AM

    Dyer has declared an end to slow news days in Bethesda. And areas that wish they were Bethesda.

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  5. Anonymous5:40 AM

    If you said you lived "in Westbard," people would wonder how you had found housing at a strip mall.

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  6. Anonymous6:32 AM

    No one living in Westbard wants to admit that they live there.

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  7. Steve D.2:33 PM

    Westbard is historically a part of Greater Bethesda, and many ethnic Bethesdans live there.

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