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Md. Man Dies After Motorcycle Accident on I-295 North
The accident occurred on Wednesday at approximately 7:44 p.m. when Michael Swann,45 of Forestville, Md, was in a 1997 Honda CBR motorcycle traveling northbound on Interstate 295, S.E. near Suitland Parkway, when he lost control, collided with a 2006 Hummer and fell from the motorcycle, officials said.
Report: Family of Forestville Fatal Stabbing Victim Awarded $8.6 Million
Children of a man fatally stabbed inside of a Forestville club three years ago won $8.6 million in damages, but may never see a dime, according to The Daily Record.
$8.6M for slain club patron's family
A Prince George's County jury this week awarded nearly $8.6 million to the mother and children of George Cooper, who was fatally stabbed three years ago inside the CFE Event Center, after finding that the Forestville club failed to provide adequate security.
Cardin Touts National Blue Alert Act in Montgomery County
ROCKVILLE-U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin marked National Police Week with a visit to Rockville's new police station Monday, where he touted a national law enforcement initiative called the Blue Alert Act of 2013.
Groups hope to bring school governance bill to referendum
Community members are pushing back against a perceived takeover of the Prince George's County school system with a petition drive to force the issue to a countywide vote.
Prince Georgea s police: a Share the Roada to reduce motorcyclist deaths
Daniel J. Gross/The Gazette Kevin Davis, Prince George's County assistant police chief, gives details Friday about a new awareness campaign to improve motorcyclists' safety.
Suspected serial bank robber strikes for third time in Prince George's
A man who authorities believe to be a serial bank robber struck again in Prince George's County last week, police said.
Prince George's Police Need Help Identifying Serial Robbery Suspect
According to police, the suspect walked into the M&T Bank in the 3700 block of Donell Drive in Forestville, MD at around 2:40 p.m. on April 24.