Home invasion in Chevy Chase Lake, cars stolen in Bethesda, Chevy Chase + more - Crime Update

Here's a roundup of crimes reported across Bethesda in recent days:

November 9

Larceny. 9300 block Parkhill Terrace.

November 15

Shoplifting. 4800 block Bethesda Avenue.

November 17

Stolen car. 3900 block Leland Street.

Burglary. 3200-3299 block Oliver St. N.W.

Shoplifting. 10400 block Old Georgetown Road.

November 18

Home invasion/shooting. 8400 block Chevy Chase Lake Terrace.

Emergency petition - mental illness. 5300 block Western Avenue.

Stolen car. 5800 block Greenlawn Drive.

Auto parts stolen from Bethesda Metro parking, concealed weapon arrest at school + more - Crime Update

Here's a roundup of crimes reported across the Bethesda area on November 15:

Theft of auto parts. Bethesda Metro station parking.

Credit card fraud. 3900 block Virgilia Street (Chevy Chase).

"Sudden death." 5500 block Thornbush Court.

Concealed weapon arrest at school. 6400 block Rock Spring Drive.

Missing person. 11300 block Schuylkill Road (Randolph Hills).

Armed robbery (gun). 4600 block 38th Street N.W. (D.C.)

Theft from auto. 2700-2711 block Foxhall Road N.W. (D.C.)

Stalker in Friendship Heights, assault on Kingsley Ave. + more - Bethesda crime update

Here's a roundup of crimes reported across Bethesda on October 13, according to crime data:

Mental illness - emergency petition. Wisconsin Circle.

Stalking/intimidation. Apartment/condo on Friendship Boulevard.

Assault - 2nd degree. Kingsley Avenue.

Identity theft. Surrey Street.

Shoplifting. Apparel store at Pike & Rose.

Weapon possession. Car dealership on Old Georgetown Road (Pike District).

Liquor possession. Rockville Pike (Pike District).

Theft. Auto repair shop on Parklawn Drive.

Assault - 2nd degree. Auto repair shop on Parklawn Drive.

Theft from industrial park. Randolph Road.

Missing person. Whiterim Drive.

Swindled on Montrose Ave.!, Assault in downtown Bethesda office building! + more - Bethesda crime update

Here's a roundup of crimes reported across Bethesda on October 12, according to crime data:

Theft from vehicle. Wisconsin Avenue.

Assault - 2nd degree. Office building on Old Georgetown Road (downtown Bethesda).

Theft from vehicle. Parked at office building on Old Georgetown Road (downtown Bethesda).

Theft from yard. Chevy Chase Boulevard.

Theft from vehicle. Fairglen Lane.

"Fraud: swindle." Montrose Avenue.

Mental illness - emergency petition. Apartment on Strathmore Hall Street.

Extortion by threat of injury. Rapley Gate Terrace.

**Note: Montgomery County has recently intentionally deleted block numbers from crime incident data for unknown reasons.

Burglars hit Fairfax Rd. hard, shoplifter busted at County liquor store + more - Bethesda crime update

Here's a roundup of crimes reported across Bethesda on October 11, according to crime data:

Theft from vehicle. Fairfax Road.

Burglary (forced entry). Fairfax Road.

Burglary (forced entry. Fairfax Road.

Theft from restaurant. Old Georgetown Road (downtown Bethesda).

Shoplifting. Montgomery County Liquor store at Shoppes of Bethesda.

Identity theft. Bulls Run Parkway.

Property damage. MacArthur Boulevard (Cabin John).

Illegal use of credit cards. Beverly Road.

Theft from building. Old Georgetown Road (Pike District).

Liquor arrest. Randolph Road.

Extortion on Shepherd St., pot bust on Beech Avenue + more - Bethesda crime update

Here's a roundup of crimes reported across Bethesda on September 26, according to crime data:

Extortion/blackmail. Shepherd Street (Chevy Chase).

Burglary. Taylor Street (Chevy Chase).

Property damage. Business parking lot on Old Georgetown Road.

Possession of marijuana. Beech Avenue.

Mental illness - emergency petition. Andover Road (Chevy Chase).

Possession of marijuana. I-270 Exit 1.

Note: Montgomery County has improperly ceased providing street numbers in crime data.

Theft on Fairmont Ave., obstruction of investigation on Beltway + more - Bethesda crime update

Here's a roundup of crimes reported across Bethesda on September 25, according to crime data:

Theft from building. Fairmont Avenue.

Property damage. Construction site on Connecticut Avenue (Chevy Chase).

Obstructing criminal investigation. Capital Beltway at I-270 spur.

Theft. Westfield Montgomery Mall.

Theft. Westfield Montgomery Mall.

Impersonator strikes in Chevy Chase, pot bust on Kentbury Dr. + more - Bethesda crime update

Here's a roundup of crimes reported across Bethesda on September 19, according to crime data:

Theft. Heathwood Court.

Fraud: impersonation. Wisconsin Avenue in Chevy Chase.

Property damage. Construction site on Connecticut Avenue in Chevy Chase.

Identity theft. Newport Avenue.

Theft from vehicle. Roosevelt Street.

Possession of marijuana. Kentbury Drive.

Theft. Westfield Montgomery Mall.

Theft of auto parts. Garage on Democracy Boulevard.

Theft from parking garage. Strathmore Hall Street.

Bethesda crime update

Here's a roundup of crimes reported across Bethesda on September 17, according to crime data:

Forced entry. Beer & wine store on Woodmont Avenue at 4:55 AM.

Aggravated assault with gun. Unity Lane.

Car stolen on Middleton Lane, theft & disorder at iPic Theater + more - Bethesda crime update

Here's a roundup of crimes reported across Bethesda on September 15, according to crime data:

Stolen car. Middleton Lane.

DUI. Old Georgetown Road.

DUI. Wisconsin Avenue.

Assault. Greenlawn Drive.

Theft from vehicle. Broad Street.

Possession of marijuana. Rockville Pike.

Shoplifting. Democracy Boulevard.

Theft and disorderly conduct. iPic Theater (Pike & Rose).

Juvenile runaway. Schuylkill Road (Randolph Hills).

Bethesda crime update

Here's a roundup of crimes reported across Bethesda on September 12, according to crime data:

Shoplifting. Restaurant on Old Georgetown Road in downtown Bethesda.

Theft from vehicle. School parking lot on Hunters Lane.

Liquor violation. Norfolk Avenue.

DUI. Montgomery Avenue.

Theft. Westfield Montgomery Mall.

Theft from vehicle. Parking lot on MacArthur Boulevard.

Theft. School on Whittier Boulevard.

Shoplifting. Westfield Montgomery Mall.

Disorderly conduct. Alley on Cordell Avenue.

Car stolen on Cedar Lane, trespassing at Walter Johnson HS + more - Bethesda crime update

Here's a roundup of crimes reported across Bethesda on September 11, according to crime data:

Theft from vehicle. Parking lot on Battery Lane.

Theft. Pharmacy on Friendship Boulevard.

Assault. Parking lot on Willard Avenue.

Trespassing. Walter Johnson High School at 10:51 AM.

Trespassing. Walter Johnson High School at 7:15 AM.

Theft from vehicle. Brandt Place.

Stolen car. From driveway of home on Cedar Lane.

Theft from vehicle. Manning Drive.

Theft from vehicle. Howell Road.

Theft from building. Apartment/condo on Old Georgetown Road (Pike District).

Theft from vehicle. River Road 20817.

Bethesda crime update

Here's a roundup of crimes reported across Bethesda on September 9, according to crime data:

Marijuana possession. Parking garage on Woodmont Avenue.

Trespassing. N. Park Avenue.

Assault at doctor's office, damage inside Bradley Blvd. apartment + more - Bethesda crime update

Here's a roundup of crimes reported across Bethesda on September 8, according to crime data:

DUI. Capital Beltway in Bethesda.

Theft from vehicle. Kentucky Avenue.

Shoplifting. Old Georgetown Road in downtown Bethesda.

Theft from vehicle. Parking lot on Wisconsin Avenue.

Theft. Restaurant on Bethesda Avenue.

Assault. "Doctor/Dentist/Vet office" on Auburn Avenue at 2:57 PM.

Property damage. "Apartment/condo" on Bradley Boulevard.

Forgery. Convenience store on Wisconsin Circle.

Identity theft. Scotland Drive.

Bethesda crime update

Here's a roundup of crimes reported across Bethesda on September 7, according to crime data:

Theft from vehicle.. Old Georgetown Road.

Fraud/confidence game. Mountain Gate Drive.

Liquor law violation. Democracy Boulevard.

Liquor law violation. Democracy Boulevard.

Liquor law violation. Democracy Boulevard.

Liquor law violation. Democracy Boulevard.

Pot busts on Bradley Blvd., Beach Dr.; auto parts stolen in Pike District + more - Bethesda crime update

Here's a roundup of crimes reported across Bethesda on September 4, according to crime data:

Marijuana possession. Bradley Boulevard 20814.

Theft from restaurant. Old Georgetown Road in downtown Bethesda.

Property damage. Driveway on Kirby Road.

Marijuana possession. Beach Drive.

Fraud/confidence game. Apartment/condo on Rockville Pike.

Theft of auto parts. Old Georgetown Road (Pike District).

* Note: Montgomery County has intentionally removed block numbers from crime incident data for unknown reasons

Bethesda crime update

Here's a roundup of crimes reported across Bethesda on September 3, according to crime data:

Mental illness - emergency petition. Holly Leaf Lane at 7:23 PM.

Trespassing. Westfield Montgomery Mall.

Residential property damaged. Driveway on Magic Mountain Court.

Business property damaged. River Road in Potomac.

Assault on Westlake Dr., theft from vehicle on Woodglen Dr. - Bethesda crime update

Here's a roundup of crimes reported across Bethesda on September 1-2, according to Montgomery County crime data:

September 2

Theft from vehicle. Woodglen Drive.

September 1

2nd degree assault,  Westlake Drive at 10:41 PM

Sexual assault on Wisconsin Ave., busted for pot at Montgomery Mall + more - Bethesda crime update

Here's a roundup of crimes reported across Bethesda on September 1, according to crime data:

Sexual assault. "Doctor/dentist/vet office" on Wisconsin Avenue.

Theft. Bethesda Metro Center parking garage.

Forgery. Wisconsin Avenue.

Theft from vehicle. N. Park Avenue.

Theft from vehicle. Newdale Road.

Shoplifting. Westfield Montgomery Mall.

Possession of marijuana. Westfield Montgomery Mall.

Possession of marijuana. Boiling Brook Parkway (Randolph Hills).

"False pretenses/swindle/confidence game." Great Arbor Drive.

Montgomery County locks residents out of "open data" on crime

For the last 3 days, any attempt to review crime data on the Montgomery County Open Data website has resulted in a password screen popping up instead of the data. The screen demands the user log-in, which is not supposed to be required to use the "open data" site. I've noticed that other crime websites which use the data feeds from the County have not been able to display MoCo crime data from those days, either. Fail number two? A search for the term, "crime," on the site gets zero results. Another "open data" debacle for County Councilmember Hans Riemer.