Marijuana Field Discovered in Rock Creek Park

On July 14th, a National Park Service Employee was tracking a box turtle that had been outfitted with a radio transmitter for research purposes. The turtle was located within Rock Creek Park in a remote area south of the Maryland line. The turtle was within a small marijuana field that appeared to be actively tended.The United States Park Police was alerted and surveillance was set up to monitor the...

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You are a Masochistic Drug-Abusing Criminal

You keep and use all kinds of substances to alter your mind and body. You have all manner of weapons including knives, clubs, and maybe even guns as well. You're violent and dangerous. You'll do anything to hurt others around you. You belong in prison with all of the other criminals who are just like you. You deserve to be shot dead, murdered in cold blood, and burned to ashes. You are a citizen of the United States of America.I read the news daily. I read world news, national news, local news;...

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Barricade Incident Update

***UPDATE***At approximately 10:00 a.m., the United States Park Police SWAT team made entry into the residence. Four occupants were taken into custody. They are currently being interviewed and charges are pendi...

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Barricade Incident

On Wednesday, July 30, 2008, at approximately 3:30 a.m., the United States Park Police attempted to stop a vehicle near the 1700 block of Alabama Avenue SE for a traffic infraction. The vehicle initially stopped and then continued on towards the 1800 block of Tubman Road. The two occupants, a male and female, fled into a townhouse in the area. A check of the vehicle revealed it was taken in an armed carjacking out of Alexandria, Virginia. A perimeter has been established and contact has been made...

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How to Beat the Police...

If you know me, you know I read/watch the news, constantly. I love to see stories about how cops catch criminals. It's NOT some morbid sense of delight at seeing people go to jail. It's moreso about me viewing the interactions between perceived criminals and the real criminals, I mean, police officers. One thing I notice is that a lot of people who are caught by police don't understand how the system works. So, I wanted to throw up a blog about it from my perspective.Police are not your friendsUnless...

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