If you live in the vicinity of Glen Mar Park or Sumner, make sure your car doors are locked and all valuables are removed from the interior. One or more thieves are breaking into cars in those neighborhoods in recent days. Report any suspicious persons or vehicles to Montgomery County Police.
Here's a roundup of crimes reported across Bethesda on June 28, according to crime data:
Assault. Medical Center Metro station at 6:57 PM.
Burglary. 4800 block Auburn Avenue at 12:44 AM.
Theft. Wisconsin Circle.
Drug arrest. I-270 at Grosvenor Lane.
Vehicle burglary. 5000 block Scarsdale Road (Sumner).
Vehicle burglary. 4900 block Rockmere Court (Sumner).
Vehicle burglary. 5100 block Sangamore Road (Sumner).
Vehicle burglary. 5000 block Baltan Road (Sumner).
Burglary. 6500 block Lone Oak Drive at 10:35 AM (Fernwood).
Burglary. 10900 block Montrose Avenue at 1:03 PM (Garrett Park).
Theft. 10400 block Fernwood Road.
Theft. Westfield Montgomery Mall.
Stolen car. 11400 block Schuylkill Road at 12:41 PM (Randolph Hills).
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5 comments:
Doesn't seem like a good idea to park all those nice Porsches overnight in Westbard.
A) They're VWs and Volvos, not Porsches.
B) Crime in 20816 is lower than 20814.
Well, the new Beetle does look kind of Porsche-y.
A more serious question - if self-driven cars all suddenly became self-aware, would they all immediately drive towards Westbard and try to run over Dyer?
I thought you said you were going to ask a "serious question".
6:02 Don't quit your day job to become a car thief. Hee. (You could end up with a warehouse of repainted Hyundais.)
And no. They would more likely seek to run over the Councilmembers that think that removing a car lane to accomodate and encourage bus-riding is a realistic and good solution to our transportation infrastructure problems.
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