Chief Marcus News Today

Police union officials believe it's no coincidence that crime is up as police recruiting is down in Montgomery County, and they warn the problem is worsening.

The Montgomery County Department of Police announced that after a career spanning nearly 40 years, Chief Marcus G. Jones will be retiring effective Monday, July 1, 2024.

HENDERSON — Henderson police officers responded to an argument involving multiple people at the 300 block of E. Winder Street on Friday, Oct. 27 at 10:15 p.m., according to Chief

The person responsible for making repeated email bomb threats against two Montgomery County Public Schools is a 12-year-old who cannot be charged under Maryland law.

Calling all youth angler wranglers!

Henderson Police Department officers responded to the report of a robbery at Sheetz on Ruin Creek Road Wednesday just after 1 a.m., according to Chief Marcus Barrow.

HENDERSON — Henderson police officers simultaneously served two narcotic search warrants Monday at 910 Buckhorn Street and 929 Carroll Road residences, according to Chief Marcus Barrow.

Three children have been hospitalized after falling sick when they found and ingested a container of what they thought to be candy.

(ROCKVILLE, Md.) — Three children have been hospitalized after falling sick when they found and ingested a container of what they thought to be candy. The incident occurred on Monday when three 7-year-old students became sick at College Gardens Elementary School in Rockville, Maryland — […]

63-year-old Yang Jiang of New York was charged on Friday with sex trafficking after being accused of running an unlicensed spa in Rockville.