Wednesday, July 29, 2026

Armed carjacking in Rockville


Rockville City police responded to a report of an armed carjacking Monday night, July 27, 2026. It took place in the 500 block of Hungerford Drive (MD 355) at 10:00 PM. A suspect displayed a handgun to a driver, and ordered the driver out of the vehicle. The suspect then drove away in the stolen vehicle. Police have not released a description of the suspect or of the stolen vehicle as of this writing.

15 comments:

  1. Thus is what happens when people accuse police of being criminals, and this is why Rockville Town Center is failing 🙄

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    1. This is a prelude to the new dawn for Rockville:
      https://apps.montgomerycountymd.gov/ccllims/BillDetailsPage?RecordId=2826

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    2. MAGA snowflakes

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    3. "people accuse police" you mean elected individuals.

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    4. I mean a lot of people seem to have a very low opinion of the Police today and like to accuse the police of abusing minorities,which is absolutely nonsense. It's a Marxist tenet that the police stand in the way of socialism and communism because the police protect private property and they protect people from being abbused by the mob.lets see how these same people accusing the police like it when the mob comes for them 😆

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    5. What you describe is ideal not real.

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    6. Tell that to the person who was carjacked.

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  2. Right between the US Post Office and the MOCO Liquor Store. And two blocks from Rockville City Police HQ. The usual suspect doesn't appear concerned about proximity to government facilities.

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    1. Way off base Mr. MaGoo. Try and recalibrate your compass.

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    2. It is know as tacit approval.

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  3. The usual suspects strike back

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  4. One does not "recalibrate" a compass.

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  5. BTW 'The Rockville Creative Accountants" want up to
    mail our property taxes this year to Binghamton NY.
    Next year it could be Anchorage AL.

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  6. It sounds more like a GPS glitch than a compass calibration.

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