Montgomery County police are investigating the theft of several vehicles from an auto dealership in Bethesda on October 21, 2025. During the early hours of that morning, police say, multiple vehicles were stolen from Jim Coleman Cadillac at 10400 Auto Park Avenue. Police have not released any surveillance camera footage from the dealership, and state that they have no suspect descriptions at this time. If you have any information that could assist detectives in closing this case, call police at (301) 279-8000.
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Robert, yesterday you said that you began this blog in 2006.
Should we expect a 20-Year Retrospective set of posts in the New Year?
Seriously--I, for one, would be very interested.
Pity MCPD encrypts all their radio traffic. If they didn’t, scanner listeners would have heard the description of the stolen vehicles, giving police extra sets of eyes to watch the streets and phone in anything that matched the description.
But, I’m sure the PD knows best by keeping all their comms private and secure, so nobody has any idea what’s happening until it’s far too late to do anything about it.
I’m not sure I agree with you 100 percent on your police work there, Lou.
Someone please tell me how it's possible to steal a modem car. That may sound like a silly question. But, I really would like to know. This isn't the 70's when you could easily hot wire a car in less than a minute. Do these thieves steal the key fob or is their some hacker device you can buty that grabs the signal which makes the car computer believe that key is present? Thank you!
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