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Original post on the MCPD Facebook page (September 14, 2026).
This is the MCPD daily crime summary for September 11 to September 13, 2026. A notable pattern includes multiple incidents of auto theft and residential burglary across the reported days.
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Incidents
- Residential Burglary – 1200 block N. Washington St. – Property was taken from an apartment.
- Commercial Burglary – 1500 block Mt Vernon Pl. – Property was taken from a leasing office and later recovered.
- Commercial Burglary – 7300 block Wisconsin Ave. – A suspect cut open a garage door and entered a parking garage.
- Aggravated Assault – 600 block Deerhead Ct. – A victim was assaulted and seriously injured, then threatened with a knife.
- Theft from Vehicle – 11400 block Lockwood Dr. – Tires and rims were stolen between September 10 and September 11.
- Auto Theft – 4200 block Red Maple Ct. – A vehicle was taken between September 10 and September 11.
- Theft from Vehicle – 15900 block Frederick Rd. – Tires, rims, and brake parts were taken from a vehicle.
- Auto Theft – 7500 block Bybrook Ln. – A vehicle was taken between September 11 and September 12.
- Auto Theft – 9200 block Colesville Rd. – Two vehicles were taken between September 11 and September 12.
- Residential Burglary (Attempt) – 800 block Forest Glen Rd. – A suspect attempted to enter and fled the scene.
- Homicide – 11000 block Seven Locks Rd. – A victim was shot and pronounced dead.
- Auto Theft – 8200 block Georgia Ave. – A vehicle was taken.
- Aggravated Assault (Arrest) – 14000 block East West Hwy. – A victim was shot and suffered injuries that are not life-threatening; one person was arrested.
- Auto Theft – 10000 block Vanderblit Cl. – A vehicle was taken between September 12 and September 13.
- Residential Burglary – 7600 block Warbler Ln. – A dirt bike was taken from a garage.
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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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