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Burglaries, Vehicle Thefts and Weapons Arrest Included in August 31 Crime Summary

The Montgomery County Department of Police shared an overview of reported calls for service from August 31, 2026. The summary does not reflect every call for service on the referenced date. In the 3rd District, which includes Silver Spring, an auto theft was reported in the 1100 block of Hilltop...
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Popular Burrito Spot Named One of D.C., Maryland, and Virginia’s Best Cheap Eats

San Pancho, the Cal-Mex burrito restaurant at 7056 Carroll Avenue in Takoma Park, has been named one of “The Best Cheap Eats Around the DC Area” by Washingtonian. The recently published list highlights 60 restaurants where diners can get what Washingtonian describes as a satisfying meal for less than $25 per person, ex
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Car thefts spike in Montgomery County, defying national trend

Montgomery County, Maryland, police are dealing with a serious auto theft problem. Statistics shared by the police department indicate car thefts are up 22% over last year. As of July 28, 1,569 vehicles were stolen. If that pace continues, the county will far outpace last year’s total of 2,262.
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ACPD: Woman carjacked near Rosslyn

Arlington County police are investigating the second reported carjacking of the summer. A woman was carjacked on 19th Street N. in the Colonial Village neighborhood just before 5 p.m. last night (Monday), according to ACPD. The suspect, a man in his 20s, allegedly approached the woman, made threats, and stole her keys
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Montgomery County police defend decision to disband DUI unit as agency faces 200 vacancies

MONTGEOMERY COUNTY, Md. (7News) — Montgomery County Police Department (MCPD) is defending a decision to disband a specialized DUI enforcement unit as the department grapples with roughly 200 officer vacancies and growing questions about impaired driving following a deadly wrong-way crash over the weekend. Assistant Chi
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Restaurant and bar ‘legend’ Bobby Lee dies, bringing final end to Mister Days

Bobby Lee, the entrepreneur behind Mister Days who helped shape the D.C. area’s food and drink scene over decades of business ventures, has died. Lee, 87, passed away over the weekend, his family confirmed to ARLnow. His death brings a final closure to Mister Days Sports Rock Cafe, a popular restaurant and bar that reo
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After 8th DUI Killed Raphaela Weinsweig, Maryland Families Demand Felony Law

Raphaela Weinsweig was 26, working as a preschool teacher and hoping to become a nurse, when a Ford F-150 crossed the center line on Woodfield Road in rural Gaithersburg and hit her Jeep head-on. She died more than a month later from injuries doctors said were too severe for her to have a meaningful life. The driver wh
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Montgomery County Teen Charged With Motor Vehicle Homicide Following Fatal Howard County Crash

An 18-year-old from Damascus in Montgomery County has been charged following a fatal two-vehicle crash that occurred shortly before 4pm Monday on eastbound I-70 near Morgan Station Rd in Howard County. According to a preliminary investigation, an Isuzu box truck and a Genesis G80 were traveling east when the Genesis...
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» ‘My Intention Was Never for Anybody to Get Hurt,’ Defendant Expresses Remorse for...

DC Superior Court Judge Jason Park sentenced a defendant to 20 years in prison on Aug. 28 for his involvement in a robbery and fatal shooting. Trenton Collins, 24, pleaded guilty on March 9 to second-degree murder while armed and assault with a dangerous weapon for his involvement in the fatal shooting of 41-year-old P
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The Wall That Heals arrives in Campbelltown to honor Vietnam veterans

Despite the rain and the humidity, The Wall That Heals rolled into Campbelltown Community Park on Tuesday, Sept. 1, to honor Vietnam veterans' sacrifice and educate visitors about the continuing impact of the war. Escorted by 117 motorcycle riders and South Londonderry Township Police, the three-quarter scale replica o

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