Anonymous
12/08/2022 18:24
Subject: Moco and crime
Another murder today. A Dash in clerk was robbed, shot two times in the chest. 11150 New Hampshire Ave. Middle of the afternoon.
Anonymous
12/08/2022 16:05
Subject: Moco and crime
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If you’re finding these examples can you share them with the class? That would make for a better discussion.
Everyone can sort through arrest data, crime data, and calls for service data on https://data.montgomerycountymd.gov
Case search has court data including bond amount.
In the case OP is referring to, the defendant was arrested for a handgun in November and got released on $5,000 unsecured bond. Didn’t have to pay a thing to walk out. And was just arrested for murder a few days ago. While out pending trial.
Last name from database is Yaque-del-cid
Arrested a few days ago, for a murder that happened on November 9, before he was arrested for the handgun charge on November 10th (https://casesearch.courts.state.md.us/casesearch/inquiryDetail.jis?caseId=D06CR22007455&loc=24&detailLoc=ODYCRIM). The November 9th murder charge is probably related to this: https://www2.montgomerycountymd.gov/mcgportalapps/Press_Detail_Pol.aspx?Item_ID=42399. Based on the case search data, it doesn't look like he committed the murder while released on bail for the other charges.
Just looking at arrest data isn't going to show you that, though.
Anonymous
12/08/2022 15:57
Subject: Moco and crime
Anonymous wrote:Where are there easily accessible crime stats for subsections of Montgomery County? Thinking of buying there and concerned about this.
In DC crime mapping is super easy thanks to the Crime Cards site, but haven’t seen anything similar for Montgomery Coubty, just data that is hard to map
Generally speaking, the higher crime areas are everything east of the railroad tracks to Norbeck Rd. Then Montgomery Village and Germantown.
Anonymous
12/08/2022 12:33
Subject: Re:Moco and crime
YA THINK?
Anonymous
12/08/2022 12:32
Subject: Moco and crime
Where are there easily accessible crime stats for subsections of Montgomery County? Thinking of buying there and concerned about this.
In DC crime mapping is super easy thanks to the Crime Cards site, but haven’t seen anything similar for Montgomery Coubty, just data that is hard to map
In DC crime mapping is super easy thanks to the Crime Cards site, but haven’t seen anything similar for Montgomery Coubty, just data that is hard to map
Anonymous
12/08/2022 12:07
Subject: Moco and crime
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What do you expect? MoCoites elected a progressive council and this is what they get. Reap what you sow. This is what progressives on the council to be progress - criminals getting more rights than law abiding, tax paying citizens.
This. MoCo (especially east MoCo) is going downhill quickly, and crime is creeping into the nice parts of west MoCo.
Rockville sucks too. Carjackings, stabbings, and I think three murders so far this year, which is very un-Rockville like. Their police department is falling apart and half the cops have left. They got rid of their midnight shift and now cops are working two 12 hour shifts. Imagine how miserable that is.
Anonymous
12/08/2022 11:54
Subject: Moco and crime
Anonymous wrote:What do you expect? MoCoites elected a progressive council and this is what they get. Reap what you sow. This is what progressives on the council to be progress - criminals getting more rights than law abiding, tax paying citizens.
This. MoCo (especially east MoCo) is going downhill quickly, and crime is creeping into the nice parts of west MoCo.
Anonymous
12/08/2022 11:51
Subject: Moco and crime
Anonymous wrote:I read on Nextdoor that the three teens who beat a woman and robbed her and then carjacked her car were released by MoCo police. The victim told the story on Nextdoor herself. These lovely kids are home free now.
Their brains aren't fully developed.
No one died.
Locking them up isn't going to solve anything.
I read a story once about how someone like that went on to win the Nobel Prize.
It's just as dangerous in rural areas.
Any more excuses I forgot?
Anonymous
12/08/2022 11:01
Subject: Moco and crime
I read on Nextdoor that the three teens who beat a woman and robbed her and then carjacked her car were released by MoCo police. The victim told the story on Nextdoor herself. These lovely kids are home free now.
Anonymous
12/08/2022 08:30
Subject: Moco and crime
Let me preface by saying I hate guns, but gun charges (depending on what they were) aren't normally offenses that would lead to "lock him up". A good R would know this. If it was, you'd have a ton of people in red states in prison for having illegal obtained guns.
Anonymous
12/08/2022 08:26
Subject: Moco and crime
Remarkable there are still no news stories on this .
Anonymous
12/08/2022 07:05
Subject: Moco and crime
Anonymous wrote:If you’re finding these examples can you share them with the class? That would make for a better discussion.
Everyone can sort through arrest data, crime data, and calls for service data on https://data.montgomerycountymd.gov
Case search has court data including bond amount.
In the case OP is referring to, the defendant was arrested for a handgun in November and got released on $5,000 unsecured bond. Didn’t have to pay a thing to walk out. And was just arrested for murder a few days ago. While out pending trial.
Last name from database is Yaque-del-cid
Anonymous
12/07/2022 12:38
Subject: Moco and crime
If you’re finding these examples can you share them with the class? That would make for a better discussion.
Anonymous
12/07/2022 10:29
Subject: Moco and crime
What do you expect? MoCoites elected a progressive council and this is what they get. Reap what you sow. This is what progressives on the council to be progress - criminals getting more rights than law abiding, tax paying citizens.
Anonymous
12/07/2022 07:31
Subject: Moco and crime
I’m beginning to see more instances if people arrested and given slaps on the wrist going onto commit more serious crime . If you look at the daily arrests a guy was arrested for murder yesterday. On November 11th the same guy was arrest on gun charges but he was free to go on to kill someone