RF Crime Report for week of Dec. 20-26, 2010
Fire Safety
Over the past few weeks, there's been several fires throughout Baltimore City and Baltimore County that have caused the loss of life and a good amount of property damage. The last high profile fire in Rodgers Forge was at the apartments this past May. The Rodgers Forge C.O.P. hopes that you stay safe this winter and are fire awareness prepared. Hopefully, you have smoke detectors in your homes and an escape route planned in case of fire.
With that in mind, one of our patrols has compiled a list of all the fire hydrants that are located in Rodgers Forge. Last year during the heavy snow, members of the Baltimore County Fire Department came around to make sure the hydrants were visibly seen in case of an emergency. If you have a hydrant near you and we receive a heavy amount of snow, if you could, please shovel snow away from the hydrant to keep it clear. Thank you.
Here's the list of hydrants to the closest location of residence:
Regester Av.-33 & 301
Murdock Rd.-80,150 & 401
Dunkirk Rd.-Alley @ Bellona Av., 59 & 301
Hopkins Rd.-40 & 201
Lanark Court-7232
York Rd-7016
Heathfield Rd.-7133
Stevenson Lane-101 & 301
Overbrook Rd.-318
Rodgers Court-7109
Blenheim Rd.-6818
Rodgers Forge Rd.-204 & 238
Dumbarton Rd.-Apt units 121-127,169, Across from 319 @ DMS, & 330
Stanmore Rd.-165, 231 & 309
Brandon-161
Also, there's a hydrant located across from 319 Stevenson at Osler Drive.
Click here for the report
Help needed for lost keys:
A Forge neighbor is asking for our help. On Christmas Eve day the resident dropped their keys in the 200 block of Overbrook. They have a Saturn key and remote button on them along with a small blue flashlight-carabineer, a Lynn Bricks gym card, and a silver boat steering wheel key chain from Bald Head Island along with about 7 or 8 "house" keys and a gray key fob for my work. Thanks again, I really appreciate your help on this. Have a great day!
If you have found the keys please reply to this email with information of how we can contact you to return them to their owner. Thanking you in advance for your help.
H A P P Y N E W Y E A R !!!
Tuesday, December 28, 2010
Friday, December 17, 2010
BCPD - Significant Events Report - Week ending 12/12/2010
RF Crime Report week of Dec. 6 – 12, 2010
Making Merry? Then Don’t Drink and Drive
Baltimore County, Md. (December 15, 2010) - It’s hard to believe, but the holidays are in full swing. For some people, that means party time with lots of food and drink. There are some who prefer alcoholic beverages and to party hard. For those party revelers, there are some sobering numbers to think about before getting behind the wheel of any motorized vehicle. The Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) level was .08 or higher when these drivers and/or passengers were killed. Here are the latest statistics:
* 10,839 people were killed in alcohol-related crashes in the United States in 2009.
* In Maryland, alcohol was to blame for the deaths of 162 people in 2009.
* In Baltimore County, 29 people died due to alcohol-related crashes in 2009.
* In Maryland, alcohol was responsible for the deaths of 27 people driving or riding on motorcycles in 2009. In Baltimore County, 13 motorcyclists or passengers were killed in 2009. In these crashes, the driver of the motorcycle or the driver of the car or truck may have been driving while drunk. Either way, alcohol was the common denominator.
* There were 85 fatalities in Baltimore County in 2009. Eight occurred November through December.
Keep Safe This Holiday
* Designated drivers or taxicabs are a must for anyone who wants to drink without worrying about getting behind the wheel.
* Eat plenty of food while drinking. A stomach full of alcohol can shorten the evening and make for a nasty morning after.
* For those who are hosting holiday parties, ask for the keys of all who come to the party. If someone wants to leave and has had too much to drink, call a cab, or have them stay the night. A good host does this to ensure the safety and well-being of guests and others who could be affected by someone who drinks and drives.
* The promise of a big breakfast in the morning is a good way to make unexpected guests feel glad you made them stay the night.
Chief Jim Johnson and the Baltimore County Police Department wish everyone a safe and happy holiday.
Click Here For The Full Report
Just a reminder for your RFCOP:
You may be seeing a decrease in major crime in our immediate area, but do not stop taking steps to protect yourself and your property. We hope that better awareness in our community has been a factor in decreasing burglaries, etc. But crime prevention is a year round event. Thank you all for your eyes, ears, and reporting anything suspicious!!
Have a SAFE and WONDERFUL Holiday season!!
Making Merry? Then Don’t Drink and Drive
Baltimore County, Md. (December 15, 2010) - It’s hard to believe, but the holidays are in full swing. For some people, that means party time with lots of food and drink. There are some who prefer alcoholic beverages and to party hard. For those party revelers, there are some sobering numbers to think about before getting behind the wheel of any motorized vehicle. The Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) level was .08 or higher when these drivers and/or passengers were killed. Here are the latest statistics:
* 10,839 people were killed in alcohol-related crashes in the United States in 2009.
* In Maryland, alcohol was to blame for the deaths of 162 people in 2009.
* In Baltimore County, 29 people died due to alcohol-related crashes in 2009.
* In Maryland, alcohol was responsible for the deaths of 27 people driving or riding on motorcycles in 2009. In Baltimore County, 13 motorcyclists or passengers were killed in 2009. In these crashes, the driver of the motorcycle or the driver of the car or truck may have been driving while drunk. Either way, alcohol was the common denominator.
* There were 85 fatalities in Baltimore County in 2009. Eight occurred November through December.
Keep Safe This Holiday
* Designated drivers or taxicabs are a must for anyone who wants to drink without worrying about getting behind the wheel.
* Eat plenty of food while drinking. A stomach full of alcohol can shorten the evening and make for a nasty morning after.
* For those who are hosting holiday parties, ask for the keys of all who come to the party. If someone wants to leave and has had too much to drink, call a cab, or have them stay the night. A good host does this to ensure the safety and well-being of guests and others who could be affected by someone who drinks and drives.
* The promise of a big breakfast in the morning is a good way to make unexpected guests feel glad you made them stay the night.
Chief Jim Johnson and the Baltimore County Police Department wish everyone a safe and happy holiday.
Click Here For The Full Report
Just a reminder for your RFCOP:
You may be seeing a decrease in major crime in our immediate area, but do not stop taking steps to protect yourself and your property. We hope that better awareness in our community has been a factor in decreasing burglaries, etc. But crime prevention is a year round event. Thank you all for your eyes, ears, and reporting anything suspicious!!
Have a SAFE and WONDERFUL Holiday season!!
Thursday, December 16, 2010
The Early-Bird Dues Contest Winner is Announced!
The winner of the dues incentive drawing is Nikki Conners of 312 Murdock Road.
There were 414 entries and the winner was drawn by Steven Yapsuga of Pinehurst Road.
Keep those dues rolling in as there will likely be more chances to win prizes!
Stay tuned for future contests brought to you by the RFC!
There were 414 entries and the winner was drawn by Steven Yapsuga of Pinehurst Road.
Keep those dues rolling in as there will likely be more chances to win prizes!
Stay tuned for future contests brought to you by the RFC!
Monday, December 13, 2010
TU Athletics Open House
Tiger Athletics Open House
Monday, January 24
5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Balcony of the Towson Center Arena
Don’t miss the chance to mingle with Towson University’s new Director of Athletics, Mike Waddell and additional members of the Tiger athletics staff. Upon conclusion of the open house we welcome you to stay for the VCU vs. Towson men’s basketball game at 7 p.m. in the Towson Center Arena.
Light food and beverages will be available on the balcony.
Parking and admission to the event are free.
Please contact Mary Perry at 410-704-4175 or at mperry@towson.edu by Tuesday, January 18, to let us know that you are planning to attend.
Monday, January 24
5 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.
Balcony of the Towson Center Arena
Don’t miss the chance to mingle with Towson University’s new Director of Athletics, Mike Waddell and additional members of the Tiger athletics staff. Upon conclusion of the open house we welcome you to stay for the VCU vs. Towson men’s basketball game at 7 p.m. in the Towson Center Arena.
Light food and beverages will be available on the balcony.
Parking and admission to the event are free.
Please contact Mary Perry at 410-704-4175 or at mperry@towson.edu by Tuesday, January 18, to let us know that you are planning to attend.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
BCPD - Significant Events Report - Week ending 12/5/2010
Police Caution: Cars Left With Keys in the Ignition Easy Prey for Thieves
Baltimore County, Md. (December 2, 2010) - Baltimore County police are recommending that citizens adopt an early New Year’s resolution – never leave your car alone with the motor running, even if you have a spare key and the other keys are “safely” locked inside.
With cold weather edging in and the threat of weeks of ice and snow, the temptation is to run outside in the morning to warm up the car and then dash back into that warm house while the frost melts. But before you’ve even poured your second cup of coffee, someone can break in and steal your vehicle.
Car thieves wait and watch for people to walk away and then strike. Locking the keys in the car will not dissuade these criminals. They can easily break a window and enter your car in seconds, faster than you can open it with your key. According to police auto theft detectives, studies show that most stolen vehicles are found with the key left in the ignition.
The same caution applies to those quick stops at convenience stores or the ATM. These locations are prime targets for thieves. Consider the minute you might save by leaving your locked car with the motor running versus the hours of stressful delay if you walk out and find your vehicle is stolen. Most thieves look for easy opportunities to commit crime.
Avoid Getting a Ticket - There are other consequences to leaving a car unattended: insurance may not pay for your mistake, car payments which must be made on a vehicle no longer available, and the expense in renting or buying another car. Also, leaving a vehicle alone with the engine running is a traffic violation.
* Police officers can give you a ticket with a $70 fine and one point against your driving record if they see your unattended car.
* Lastly, it poses a safety hazard. If the vehicle slips out of gear and causes an accident, you could be issued a ticket with a $110 fine and three points against your driving record.
Get an early and safe start on the New Year. Anytime you leave your car, take the keys with you!
December 7, 2010
Significant Events Report for the week of November 29 – December 05, 2010
Nothing in the Forge – Below are other precinct area crimes
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Section Two: Major Crimes – Burglaries
All Commercial, Schools, Residential related to trends,
Burglaries with high dollar value stolen / weapons stolen
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Date Time CC # Offense Location (Business & Victim Name) Synopsis Suspect Information
11/30/10 1314 10-334-0827 Attempted Burglary 6300 block Pinehurst Rd. 21212
The suspect attempted to open the locked door of the victim’s office. The suspect ran when confronted by the victim. M/B, 18-20, 5-9, 120
12/01/10 0200-0400 10-335-1185 Attempted Burglary 8200 block Burnley Rd. 21204
An unknown suspect used a tool to open a window at the above location. The window fell inside the house and made a loud crashing sound. The suspect left the scene before the victim got out of bed to investigate. Unknown
12/01/10 1100-1615 10-335-1588 1st Degree Burglary 1200 block Lake Falls Rd. 21210
The suspect forced open a rear window to gain entry. Several items were taken from the second story window. Unknown
11/30/02-12/02/10 22300-1815 10-336-1577 1st Degree Burglary1900 block Edgewood Rd. 21234 Unknown suspects entered through the rear of the residence. Property was taken. Unknown
12/03/10 0518 10-337-0237 2nd Degree Burglary 900 block Taylor Ave. 21234
Unknown suspects pried open the front door of the location. The suspects removed property from the location. Unknown
11/30/10 0050 10-334-0057 4th Degree Burglary 1800 block Deveron Rd. 21234
The suspect jumped through the front window at the above location. The suspect was cut severely and had to be transported to Sinai Hospital. The suspect will be charged 1 Adult Identified
12/03/10-12/04/10 1800-1000 10-338-0632 Attempted Burglary Unit block Stonewain Ct 21204 Unknown suspect forced the front door of the location open. Nothing was missing. Nothing was damaged except for the door frame Unknown
12/04/10 1430-1600 10-338-1110 1st Degree Burglary Unit block Debonair Ct 21234 When victim arrived home he observed his front door unsecured, but closed. He had left the location earlier when unk friends of his roommate were still in the location. An unknown suspect used an unknown means to force bedroom door open inside. The suspect removed property. Unknown
12/04/10-12/05/10 1930-1200 10-339-0790 1st Degree Burglary Unit block Comet Ct 21234 Unknown suspect entered the location by an unknown means. Once inside the suspect removed property. Unknown
12/03/10-12/05/10 1800-1616 10-339-0915 2nd Degree Burglary 7800 block York Rd 21204 Unknown suspect broke into location then broke glass on an inside door to gain access to another location. Once inside suspect attempted to pry a desk drawer. Nothing was removed. Unknown
Email Alerts
3.00 Miles around 200 Dumbarton Road Baltimore, MD 21212
Week of Nov. 29 – Dec. 7, 10
Crime
Date
Address
Theft
12/03/10 12:54 PM.
1XX BRANDON RD BALTO CO-Theft-Motor Vehicle
Vandalism
12/03/10 07:39 PM.
1XX DUMBARTON RD BALTO CO-Destruction of Property
Theft
12/03/10 02:41 PM.
64XX PINEHURST RD BALTO CO-Theft from Motor Vehicle
Assault
12/05/10 02:32 AM.
80XX YORK RD BALTIMORE COUNTY
Burglary
11/30/10 01:08 PM.
63XX PINEHURST RD BALTIMORE COUNTY
Assault
11/30/10 02:34 PM.
67XX CHARLES ST N BALTIMORE COUNTY
Theft
12/01/10 04:54 PM.
5XX CASTLE DR BALTIMORE COUNTY
Burglary
12/05/10 04:14 PM.
78XX YORK RD BALTIMORE COUNTY
Email Alerts Balto. Sun Crime Alerts
Week of Nov. 29 – Dec. 7, 10
Incident # Date Time Incident Desc. Location
103350546 Dec 1 9:11 am Assist. Request York/Regester
103390959 Dec 5 4:38 pm Disturbance Glen Argyle/Regester
103390936 Dec 5 4:27 pm Auto Acc-Prop Dam Rodgers Forge/Dumbarton
103370717 Dec 3 11:30 am Suspicious Subject Murdock below Bleinheim
103371647 Dec 3 7:39 pm Destruction of Prop Stevenson/Dumbarton
Rodgers Forge C.O.P Prevents Crimes of Opportunity
Our vigilant Rodgers Forge C.O.P. foot patrol reports several recently prevented crimes of opportunity. On 12/3 around 2:40a.m., our patrol discovered a vehicle with Its drivers door ajar. The C.O.P. called police to check the scene. The vehicle, a rental, couldn't be traced to a specific resident. The officer checked the car. Two problems; the door was accidentally left open and a GPS was in the car which could have easily been stolen if an evildoer had noticed the vehicle. The vehicle was secured by the officer.
Earlier in the week, the RF C.O.P. foot patrol found an unopened bank statement envelope in the road on Regester Avenue. The C.O.P was able to contact the non-resident who just asked the C.O.P. to dispose of the of the envelope. The RF C.O.P. also discovered an old, discarded parking citation and a mostly wet but somewhat legible life insurance form on two different roads in the neighborhood. These items contained personal information that if in the wrong hands, could have been used against each individual. Carelessness could have cost individuals their identity and/or loss of property.
The Rodgers Forge C.O.P. always urges residents to protect themselves as best as possible. Leaving homes or other property unsecured could cost one dearly. Please be extra safe and precautionary this time of year and throughout the year.
Remember: LIGHTS ON - LOCK UP - LOOK OUT.
Baltimore County, Md. (December 2, 2010) - Baltimore County police are recommending that citizens adopt an early New Year’s resolution – never leave your car alone with the motor running, even if you have a spare key and the other keys are “safely” locked inside.
With cold weather edging in and the threat of weeks of ice and snow, the temptation is to run outside in the morning to warm up the car and then dash back into that warm house while the frost melts. But before you’ve even poured your second cup of coffee, someone can break in and steal your vehicle.
Car thieves wait and watch for people to walk away and then strike. Locking the keys in the car will not dissuade these criminals. They can easily break a window and enter your car in seconds, faster than you can open it with your key. According to police auto theft detectives, studies show that most stolen vehicles are found with the key left in the ignition.
The same caution applies to those quick stops at convenience stores or the ATM. These locations are prime targets for thieves. Consider the minute you might save by leaving your locked car with the motor running versus the hours of stressful delay if you walk out and find your vehicle is stolen. Most thieves look for easy opportunities to commit crime.
Avoid Getting a Ticket - There are other consequences to leaving a car unattended: insurance may not pay for your mistake, car payments which must be made on a vehicle no longer available, and the expense in renting or buying another car. Also, leaving a vehicle alone with the engine running is a traffic violation.
* Police officers can give you a ticket with a $70 fine and one point against your driving record if they see your unattended car.
* Lastly, it poses a safety hazard. If the vehicle slips out of gear and causes an accident, you could be issued a ticket with a $110 fine and three points against your driving record.
Get an early and safe start on the New Year. Anytime you leave your car, take the keys with you!
December 7, 2010
Significant Events Report for the week of November 29 – December 05, 2010
Nothing in the Forge – Below are other precinct area crimes
-----------------------------------
Section Two: Major Crimes – Burglaries
All Commercial, Schools, Residential related to trends,
Burglaries with high dollar value stolen / weapons stolen
-----------------------------------
Date Time CC # Offense Location (Business & Victim Name) Synopsis Suspect Information
11/30/10 1314 10-334-0827 Attempted Burglary 6300 block Pinehurst Rd. 21212
The suspect attempted to open the locked door of the victim’s office. The suspect ran when confronted by the victim. M/B, 18-20, 5-9, 120
12/01/10 0200-0400 10-335-1185 Attempted Burglary 8200 block Burnley Rd. 21204
An unknown suspect used a tool to open a window at the above location. The window fell inside the house and made a loud crashing sound. The suspect left the scene before the victim got out of bed to investigate. Unknown
12/01/10 1100-1615 10-335-1588 1st Degree Burglary 1200 block Lake Falls Rd. 21210
The suspect forced open a rear window to gain entry. Several items were taken from the second story window. Unknown
11/30/02-12/02/10 22300-1815 10-336-1577 1st Degree Burglary1900 block Edgewood Rd. 21234 Unknown suspects entered through the rear of the residence. Property was taken. Unknown
12/03/10 0518 10-337-0237 2nd Degree Burglary 900 block Taylor Ave. 21234
Unknown suspects pried open the front door of the location. The suspects removed property from the location. Unknown
11/30/10 0050 10-334-0057 4th Degree Burglary 1800 block Deveron Rd. 21234
The suspect jumped through the front window at the above location. The suspect was cut severely and had to be transported to Sinai Hospital. The suspect will be charged 1 Adult Identified
12/03/10-12/04/10 1800-1000 10-338-0632 Attempted Burglary Unit block Stonewain Ct 21204 Unknown suspect forced the front door of the location open. Nothing was missing. Nothing was damaged except for the door frame Unknown
12/04/10 1430-1600 10-338-1110 1st Degree Burglary Unit block Debonair Ct 21234 When victim arrived home he observed his front door unsecured, but closed. He had left the location earlier when unk friends of his roommate were still in the location. An unknown suspect used an unknown means to force bedroom door open inside. The suspect removed property. Unknown
12/04/10-12/05/10 1930-1200 10-339-0790 1st Degree Burglary Unit block Comet Ct 21234 Unknown suspect entered the location by an unknown means. Once inside the suspect removed property. Unknown
12/03/10-12/05/10 1800-1616 10-339-0915 2nd Degree Burglary 7800 block York Rd 21204 Unknown suspect broke into location then broke glass on an inside door to gain access to another location. Once inside suspect attempted to pry a desk drawer. Nothing was removed. Unknown
Email Alerts
3.00 Miles around 200 Dumbarton Road Baltimore, MD 21212
Week of Nov. 29 – Dec. 7, 10
Crime
Date
Address
Theft
12/03/10 12:54 PM.
1XX BRANDON RD BALTO CO-Theft-Motor Vehicle
Vandalism
12/03/10 07:39 PM.
1XX DUMBARTON RD BALTO CO-Destruction of Property
Theft
12/03/10 02:41 PM.
64XX PINEHURST RD BALTO CO-Theft from Motor Vehicle
Assault
12/05/10 02:32 AM.
80XX YORK RD BALTIMORE COUNTY
Burglary
11/30/10 01:08 PM.
63XX PINEHURST RD BALTIMORE COUNTY
Assault
11/30/10 02:34 PM.
67XX CHARLES ST N BALTIMORE COUNTY
Theft
12/01/10 04:54 PM.
5XX CASTLE DR BALTIMORE COUNTY
Burglary
12/05/10 04:14 PM.
78XX YORK RD BALTIMORE COUNTY
Email Alerts Balto. Sun Crime Alerts
Week of Nov. 29 – Dec. 7, 10
Incident # Date Time Incident Desc. Location
103350546 Dec 1 9:11 am Assist. Request York/Regester
103390959 Dec 5 4:38 pm Disturbance Glen Argyle/Regester
103390936 Dec 5 4:27 pm Auto Acc-Prop Dam Rodgers Forge/Dumbarton
103370717 Dec 3 11:30 am Suspicious Subject Murdock below Bleinheim
103371647 Dec 3 7:39 pm Destruction of Prop Stevenson/Dumbarton
Rodgers Forge C.O.P Prevents Crimes of Opportunity
Our vigilant Rodgers Forge C.O.P. foot patrol reports several recently prevented crimes of opportunity. On 12/3 around 2:40a.m., our patrol discovered a vehicle with Its drivers door ajar. The C.O.P. called police to check the scene. The vehicle, a rental, couldn't be traced to a specific resident. The officer checked the car. Two problems; the door was accidentally left open and a GPS was in the car which could have easily been stolen if an evildoer had noticed the vehicle. The vehicle was secured by the officer.
Earlier in the week, the RF C.O.P. foot patrol found an unopened bank statement envelope in the road on Regester Avenue. The C.O.P was able to contact the non-resident who just asked the C.O.P. to dispose of the of the envelope. The RF C.O.P. also discovered an old, discarded parking citation and a mostly wet but somewhat legible life insurance form on two different roads in the neighborhood. These items contained personal information that if in the wrong hands, could have been used against each individual. Carelessness could have cost individuals their identity and/or loss of property.
The Rodgers Forge C.O.P. always urges residents to protect themselves as best as possible. Leaving homes or other property unsecured could cost one dearly. Please be extra safe and precautionary this time of year and throughout the year.
Remember: LIGHTS ON - LOCK UP - LOOK OUT.
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Towson Winterfest is Underway!
Click here to read more about Winterfest
To promote the Christmas shopping season in Towson.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Friday, Nov. 26: Black Friday Promotions in Towson
Thursdays Dec. 2, 9, 16 & 23: HoHo Happy Hours at local bars & restaurants, 5pm
Saturday, Dec. 4: Kris Kringle Parade, Baltimore County Tree Lighting at Olympic Park, Santa’s arrival by Fire Engine, Opening of Santa’s Workshop at the Old Hutzler’s with Beau & Tinsel & Book Signing by Michael J. Lisicky author of “Hutzler’s Where Baltimore Shops” at Barnes & Noble, 5:30pm to 9pm
Friday, Dec. 10: Fire & Ice at Night, Street Performers, Towson Art Galleries on Display, 6pm-9pm & Yuletide at Hampton National Historic Site, 6pm to 8:30pm
Saturday, Dec. 11: Breakfast with the Grinch at Ridgely & Ferrens, 9am & Holiday Movie & Shopping for Kids at Santa’s Workshop, 10am to12pm & Yuletide At Hampton National Historic Site, 1pm to 5pm & 6pm to 8:30pm
Sunday, Dec. 12: Yuletide at Hampton National Historic Site, 1pm to 5pm
Friday, Dec. 17: Street Performers, 6pm to 9pm
Saturday, Dec. 18: Breakfast with Frosty, 9am at Souris’& Holiday Movie & Shopping for Kids at Santa’s Workshop 10am to12pm
Wednesday, Dec. 22: Men’s Shopping Night
BCPD - Significant Events Report - Week ending 11/28/2010
Sorry I missed last weeks update due to the holiday, but we're back in action this week!
Vehicle Registration Tab Reminder:
Here's a note to anyone who may have vehicle registration tabs on their car that are about to expire. Make sure you place your renewal tags on your vehicle. For the past several months, a unit from the Towson Precinct has patrolled the neighborhood ticketing vehicles with expired tags. This has usually occurred a few nights into the new month. If you haven't changed your registration tags and you're ticketed, your wallet and you will be out $52.00.
A friendly and timely reminder from your Rodgers Forge C.O.P.
Click here for the full report.
Vehicle Registration Tab Reminder:
Here's a note to anyone who may have vehicle registration tabs on their car that are about to expire. Make sure you place your renewal tags on your vehicle. For the past several months, a unit from the Towson Precinct has patrolled the neighborhood ticketing vehicles with expired tags. This has usually occurred a few nights into the new month. If you haven't changed your registration tags and you're ticketed, your wallet and you will be out $52.00.
A friendly and timely reminder from your Rodgers Forge C.O.P.
Click here for the full report.
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