Montgomery County police responded to a report of a 2nd-degree assault at Westfield Montgomery Mall in Bethesda late yesterday afternoon, January 10, 2026. The assault was reported at the mall at 5:58 PM Saturday. This is the first assault of 2026 at the mall. Twelve assaults were reported at the property in 2025, and eleven in 2024.
We’re not trying hard enough!
ReplyDeleteWe’re not trying hard enough
ReplyDeleteThere has to be a legal remedy to get the County Council defunded and rendered irrelevant. Anyone noticed how frustrated businesse owners are with the plastic bag ban? Crime runs rampant, the Democratic Socialists are trying to close high performing schools and we keep we want more! Resourceful people are leaving or getting tax residency elsewhere. Socialism works til you run out of other people’s money. This is a disaster of the left wing boomers making.
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DeleteMoCo seems to be more interested in enhancing it's "Woke" credentials than it is with actually looking to the needs of the hard working citizens who are being taxed more and more to support and endless string of social programs that attract more and more non-productive folks to our county. Our county government is more concerned with the rights of thugs, hoodlums and other criminals than they are with the safety of honest citizens and local businesses.
DeleteDeport the ninjas
ReplyDeleteI agree we need a better solution to the crime instead of getting side tracked with stupid stuff like plastic bags! The least of our worries when r businesses can’t sustain even one year in MOCO because the rent is too high!
ReplyDeleteThe plastic bag "big success" of those "politicians" is RIDICULOUS !! We, The People< need to vote them OUT of office A.S.A.P. !!!
ReplyDeleteThe "musical chair" petty tyrants strike again!
ReplyDelete10:29 Our county elected officials have stopped working for residents. The job is purely performative now.
ReplyDeleteThe big problems have grown so large now (traffic, housing, crime, cost of living) they're afraid to even address them.
I thought inflation, and housing costs were dropping while GDP is going up.
Delete6:26am Cost of food is still an issue. Housing prices almost doubled in some neighborhoods over a few years during and after COVID.
ReplyDeleteNone of the traffic choke points like the 495 Legion bridge area have been touched in 25+ years on the Maryland side.
Lots of problems not been being addressed.