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MCPD Daily Crime Summary – July 10, 2026 – Mocofeed

Posted on July 11, 2026

Original post on the MCPD Facebook page (July 10, 2026).

This is the MCPD daily crime summary for July 8 and 9, 2026. Notable incidents include multiple thefts from vehicles and several hate/bias incidents reported in the area.

Incidents

  • Hate/Bias Incident – 2200 block Baltimore Rd. – A man shouted antisemitic statements at a person outside a synagogue before walking away.
  • Theft from Vehicle (Catalytic Converter) – 2100 block Dexter Ave. – Catalytic converters were stolen from four vehicles.
  • Theft from Vehicle (Catalytic Converter) – 1200 block Downs Dr. – Catalytic converters were stolen from four vehicles.
  • Theft from Vehicle (Catalytic Converter) – 1300 block Chilton Dr. – Catalytic converters were stolen from four vehicles.
  • Residential Burglary Series / Auto Theft (Arrest) – 14300 block Berkey Park Dr. – A vehicle was stolen from an attached garage; a second home on the same street was broken into.
  • Weapons Possession (Arrest) – Lockwood Dr. / Heather Hollow Cir. – After a driver drove off, struck a curb and another car, they ran off carrying weapons and were arrested.
  • Armed Carjacking – 1100 block Bluff Ter. – An armed group of suspects stole a woman’s vehicle.
  • Theft from Vehicle (Catalytic Converter) – 13200 block Collingwood Ter. – A catalytic converter was stolen from a vehicle.
  • Hate/Bias Incident – 13100 block Thackery Pl. – Hateful graffiti was found in chalk on the front door and walkway of a home.
  • Auto Theft – 1700 block Quince Orchard Blvd. – A vehicle was stolen overnight from a parking lot.
  • Aggravated Assault – 19300 block Montgomery Village Ave. – A man confronted a group of girls, shot one with a BB gun, and pulled a knife on others.
  • Aggravated Assault (Arrest) – 700 block Twinbrook Pkwy. – During a dispute, a man threw boiling water on another man.
  • Residential Burglary – 13000 block Canterbury Way. – A man entered a home and was confronted by residents.
  • Auto Theft – Seurat Ct. – A vehicle was stolen from a driveway.
  • Auto Theft – 12900 block Meadow View Dr. – A vehicle was stolen overnight.
  • Auto Theft – Pissaro Ct. – A van was stolen from a driveway.
  • Auto Theft – 11100 block Lockwood Dr. – A vehicle was stolen from the street.
  • Weapons Discharge – 8000 block Eastern Ave. – A projectile struck an apartment window.
  • Armed Carjacking – 17800 block Georgia Ave. – A man threatened a woman with a weapon and stole her vehicle.
  • Aggravated Assault – 17800 block N. Frederick Ave. – A man forced his way into an apartment and threatened to kill the resident.

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Portions of this article – including summary text and the introduction – were drafted using generative AI based on source material from Montgomery County. The original document and images are linked above.


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