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reaganredux June 13, 2013 at 12:19 pm
Marc Rich was guilty, why did Clinton pardon him and 150 others. Can you spell crooked?
Jeff Norfleet June 5, 2013 at 04:23 pm
What's up Ryan. This is Jeff Norfleet. I worked your brother a while back. He was a very cool guy.…Read More My former coworker just informed me about your brother. My heart goes out to the family as well as u. I will try to make the services. Again I'm so sorry for the lost of u n your love one.
Majorie Alice Blahous June 6, 2013 at 11:55 pm
Alice Blahous
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. I am the mother of Chuck Blahous. We can't…Read More even imagine the grief you are going through. We hope that the police are doing a thorough investigation. Again, we extend our condolences.
Marjorie Alice Blahous June 6, 2013 at 11:56 pm
Alice Blahous
Our thoughts and prayers are with you. I am the mother of Chuck Blahous. We can't…Read More even imagine the grief you are going through. We hope that the police are doing a thorough investigation. Again, we extend our condolences.
Fran Asbeck June 4, 2013 at 11:11 am
They could take my DNA from the bite wounds I'd inflict if they tried swabbing my cheek,
Amy Robinson-Brammer May 30, 2013 at 03:24 pm
Readers, the story above indicates how States Attorney McCarthy feels about gun violence.
I wonder…Read More how he feels about the monster that raped and strangled my 13 month old daughter and a battered/killed my friends 2 yr old son? How about the fact that he was sentenced (in the same MoCo court) to only 25yrs for killing 2 innocent BABIES! The same amount of time that Nguyen (above story) was sentenced too, and no one died in that case. Where is the fairness in that? In July of 2017 (after serving 18yrs), my daughters killer will be released from Hagerstown prison, free to start a new life. Amani and André will never have a 2nd chance, ever.
Joe Shono May 14, 2013 at 08:03 pm
If it was a hazmat call then the fire department was managing the scene. The fire department shut…Read More the road down. Mark you sound like another ignorant fool that hates the police and will take any opportunity to smash them. Lets give the police a week off and let all the overly critical citizens take care of themselves...lol
Joe Shono May 17, 2013 at 08:34 pm
Hey Pisk...thank goodness we have experts on how to tell first responder how to do their jobs. You…Read More missed my point...Any police you may have scene were working under fire/rescue's direction, but its not cool to slam fire rescue is it?
The comment about getting rid of the police was blanket sarcasm for all the thumb suckers out there who look for any opportunity to publicly criticize police. It is getting old listening to people rip police in this area. There are a lot of bad police officers, but they are in other regions of the country IMHO
Beth May 14, 2013 at 03:33 pm
The fees collected should fund all or part of the School Resource Officers program, which the County…Read More Council regularly offers up for cuts when the economy sees a downturn. This would provide a regular and uninterrupted source of funding for this vital piece of public safety.
Ned Sherburne May 14, 2013 at 05:35 pm
The Bethesda-Chevy Chase Rescue Squad's opposition to the ambulance fee proposal is well known and…Read More we still believe ambulance fees are bad public policy. Although we were successful at defeating the legislation in referendum once, the Rescue Squad did not have the funds to wage credible referendum battle after the legslation was approved a second time by the County Council. This was compounded by other volunteer departments that felt the County Association should not be involved in this battle. Residents of Bethesda-Chevy Chase should be aware that the Rescue Squad did NOT apply for ambulance fee money under the proposal before the Council. Our Board of Directors is working hard to try and maintain a funding model that is substantially free of County Government funds and maintains local perspective in how we operate.
Bill Redmond May 22, 2013 at 05:29 pm
"A jogger was seriously injured after being hit by an unoccupied school bus in Rockville on…Read More Tuesday, Montgomery County police said...The driver, Tugjnyam Bavaa, 58, of Rockville, was not injured."
When I read the lead, I thought that MCPS had purchased self-driving buses.
Police: Rockville Bank Robbery Averted After Teller Says She…
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