Officer Kills Carjacking Suspect Police investigate shooting

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• Pablo Alfaro Saturday, Feb 7 at 1:44 PM FLAG COMMENT I just broke up with the ms-13 in fear of being arrested by the cops and locked up cause the gang planned to ask me to rob several gas stations and blow them up and they plan to pay me $2 million to blow up the gas lines along the streets of D.C. and I want to let you know that I am the only one in the gang to clean up my act. I used to hang out in Langley Park and I picked up some of the habits of the ms-13. I got kicked out of an apartment complex in Gaithersburg, Md. for messing around and going into other ladies laundry and mail and looking for money and other things to sell on the street for big money. I need another chance in life. I had problems getting a job and I wan on the streets of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania for some time and I got arrested there for robbing an elderly lady of cash using a knife and I spennt some time in jail in North Philly. I am clean now and want another chance. Thank you!Post a Comment ... MORE >
• SBC Monday, Feb 2 at 5:29 PM FLAG COMMENT GAITHERSBURG, Md. (WUSA) - Montgomery county police continue to investigate the stabbing death of 15-year-old Dennis Alfredo Guzman-Saenz, of Hyattsville, Md. The teen's body was found in a park in Gaithersburg on Monday. The area of West Side Drive behind the shopping center is plagued with crime and violence as well as theft and vandalism. Guzman-Saenz attended High school in Prince Georges county and police detectives have determined he was in Langley Park at about 7:30 p.m. Sunday night January 18. Police released a photo of Guzman-Saenz and are asking anyone who saw him on Sunday evening, or Monday morning January 19, to call them. Police are also trying to learn more about a loud party that may have taken place late Sunday night into Monday morning, in a townhouse on Prairie Rose Lane or Apple Seed Lane, in Gaithersburg. A police spokeswoman told 9 NEWS NOW that the party may or may not be related to this investigation, but its hoped someone in the area may have seen or heard something that could help detectives. The victim is described as an Hispanic male, 5' 9" tall, weighing 130 pounds, with short dark hair. He was found wearing a black winter jacket and dark blue jeans. Police say at this stage of their investigation its not known where and when he was fatally assaulted. Early Monday morning, a man collecting trash at the Malcolm King Park, located at the end of School Drive in Gaithersburg, saw a body and called police. Officers who responded found the victim, still unidentified at that point, dead on the scene with stab wounds to his body. The Medical Examiner later ruled the death a homicide. Anyone with information about the circumstances of his death, or anyone who saw Guzman-Saenz between January 19 and January 20, is asked to call Montgomery county Police homicide detectives at 240-773-5070. Police say callers can remain anonymous. Written by Bill Starks ... MORE >
• CLR Monday, Feb 2 at 5:11 PM FLAG COMMENT WASHINGTON - Police in D.C. and Prince George's County are still searching for a man who escaped police custody at a hospital in Southeast Saturday evening. ABC 7/NewsChannel 8 has learned that a man, identified by sources as Corey Harrison was with two police officers around 5:30 p.m. when they removed one handcuff to let him use the restroom at United Medical Center in Southeast. That is when the suspect climbed through the ceiling tiles and escaped. Witnesses say Harrison then ran into the nearby Forrest Hill Apartment complex, but a police search turned up nothing. ABC 7 Talkback: Click Here to Comment on this Story D.C. police think he fled to Prince George's County. "Prince George's County police have has been advised of his description and any potential he could be in the county although D.C. is still handling the investigation," said Prince George's County officer Evan Baxter. Police say Harrison's arrest as a fugitive from Prince George's County was connected to a bench warrant in a paternity support matter. Harrison is also wanted on narcotics charges in the District, though it's unclear why he was at the hospital or why D.C. officers would have removed his handcuffs. "We don't leave their side; we go with them into the bathroom; we stay with them while they're being cared for, even in critical care," added Officer Baxter. "Our guidelines state you maintain visuals on your prisoners at all times, and the handcuff come off for no reason." Harrison is described as an African American male with dreadlocks. He is 5 feet 10 inches tall and weighs around 160 pounds. He escaped wearing only a white shirt and boxer shorts. ... MORE >
• PVT Monday, Feb 2 at 5:06 PM FLAG COMMENT LEESBURG, Va. (AP) -- Leesburg residents say they have found in their driveways fliers inviting them to join the Ku Klux Klan. Some of the articles are saying "White Power and all ni--ers get back to Africa" and some saying "Muslim is ni---r doctrine and we are Gentile and White" and so forth. Some of the members are saying that "The Whitehouse is for men and white, not ladies or blacks" and they declared that this spring such as the beginning of April, "plan to disrupt regular activities in the metro area and if the cops interfere, they will plink each one off and cook them" and they want the public to know that they are serious. They say the fliers also outlined what the Klan called its fight for its rights as "white Christians." Sixty-five-year-old resident Emmert Elsea says he gathered about six fliers from his neighbors' driveways and spotted more in front of houses on another street. Some articles in the fliers are saying that "this spring and summer, the cops are going to be either dead or somewhere else if you call the cops so if you ever want to enjoy your spring and summer, do what we say" and they continue their threats. Loudoun County Sherriff's Office spokesman Kraig Troxwell says such pamphlets show up every few years in the county. He says that they are not illegal unless they target certain people and are placed in mailboxes. ... MORE >
• PVT Monday, Feb 2 at 4:56 PM FLAG COMMENT WASHINGTON (AP) District of Columbia police say a northeast Washington man escaped police custody by climbing through a hospital restroom ceiling. Police say 24-year-old Corey Harrison was wearing only boxer shorts, a T-shirt and a handcuff when he escaped around 5:30 p.m. Saturday from men's restroom at United Medical Center, previously known as Greater Southeast Community Hospital and tried to break in an elderly lady's apartment and assault and rob her. Police say Harrison's arrest as a fugitive from Prince George's County was connected to a bench warrant in a paternity support matter. It was not immediately known why Harrison was at the medical center Saturday. Police are asking for the public's help finding Harrison, who is still at large. ... MORE >

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