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These are not car enthusiasts, they are criminals. Pepper spray, rubber bullets and all the rest of non-lethal should be
Two Police Cruisers Damaged During Street Takeover
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Gaithersburg, MD — The Montgomery County Department of Police 2nd District Investigative Section is asking for the public’s help in identifying suspects who vandalized and damaged marked police cruisers during a street takeover.
On Sunday, February 22, 2026, at approximately 12:39 a.m., Montgomery County Police were notified of a large group of vehicles linked to street takeover activity that began in Prince George’s County and moved toward the Silver Spring District central business district.
Around midnight, MCPD officers monitored the group and were able to close most of the intersections they were heading toward in Silver Spring.
The vehicles continued along East West Highway and gathered at the intersection of East West Highway and Connecticut Avenue. Drivers blocked traffic and performed donuts in the roadway.
Several people got out of their cars and stood in the intersection, preventing officers from entering while the activity continued.
During the incident, two marked Montgomery County Police cruisers were damaged. In one case, an officer was inside his vehicle when the rear window was broken and the windshield was smashed. No officers were injured.
Maryland State Police responded to assist with clearing the area. Before the incident in Montgomery County, three handguns were recovered during traffic stops conducted by Prince George’s County Police and Maryland State Police.
On Sunday, February 22, 2026, at approximately 12:39 a.m., Montgomery County Police were notified of a large group of vehicles linked to street takeover activity that began in Prince George’s County and moved toward the Silver Spring District central business district.
Around midnight, MCPD officers monitored the group and were able to close most of the intersections they were heading toward in Silver Spring.
The vehicles continued along East West Highway and gathered at the intersection of East West Highway and Connecticut Avenue. Drivers blocked traffic and performed donuts in the roadway.
Several people got out of their cars and stood in the intersection, preventing officers from entering while the activity continued.
During the incident, two marked Montgomery County Police cruisers were damaged. In one case, an officer was inside his vehicle when the rear window was broken and the windshield was smashed. No officers were injured.
Maryland State Police responded to assist with clearing the area. Before the incident in Montgomery County, three handguns were recovered during traffic stops conducted by Prince George’s County Police and Maryland State Police.
Categories: Crime & Lawlessness
YouTubeIsNOTStateRunMedia 1 month ago
After they shattered the windows, they should have shot pepper spray inside, sent in a pitbull, pulled out the pigs and jumped them, tied their hands behind their backs and brought them to a cage on charges of interfering and resisting
Timmi13 1 month ago
Time to 9mm talk
OwMyBawls 1 month ago
@Timmi13 It's the only language they understand.
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