Man Charged in Death of P.G. Officer Found Dead in Jail

Prince George's County officials say a 19-year-old man who was charged in the murder of a county police officer has died.

[William Pena]

Maybe some of the murdered cop's fellow officers paid the scumbag a little visit during the night. Sounds like efficient justice to me.

[YouHelpFixIt]

Right on brotha.

[Black QUEEN]

this is more of that same ole shit....he killed a comrand so they killed the young man...pigs

[Sid Vicious]

I live in Northern Virginia and have gone to Laurel to check out some automobile sales. When there I looked around and could not really tell if this is a nice place to live or not. So much of it seems to be covered with highways, auto sales lots, motels, and more highways, but with a name like Laurel it should have more to offer. I also have noted that there seems to be more crime in Laurel than is expected, even in PG Country. For a Virginia resident, PG county = Crime, you know, but I am much too hopeful or naive to believe everything I hear.

So, Laurel residents, please tell me the GOOD things about Laurel Maryland! Not defensive words about what seems to be the common opinion of people about the town, but just tell use what is really great about Laurel for visitors and residents. Also, is the Laurel Racetrack out of business? I know it is there, but never hear anything going on there. After a trip to Charles Town, I would like to go to a local race track.

George

[skipper]

I suppose they can dismiss the charges now.

[Viva]

^^yea, guess they can.

[YouHelpFixIt]

I've lived in Laurel for almost ten years and have watched its steady, unrelenting decline. The only reason that some people live here is because the prices of some of its apartment complexes are some of the lowest in the county. It's an okay place to live as long as you don't plan on going for any safe evening (or any other time of day, for that matter) walks, having a pleasant experience at the local shopping mall, raising children in a decent environment, or spending time with any of your "friendly" neighbors. You know, those things that people in safer cities get to do on a regular basis and take for granted.

Bottom line: anyone can do SO much better than living here.