‘Illegal car takeovers’ caught-on-camera in Maryland
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Prince George’s wild video, published by the District Police Department, shows that civil servants describe it as “illegal car inheritances” that caused chaos in Maryland.
In places such as air images, shopping center parking lots, it catches dozens of people standing in the feet of cars that rotate at high speeds.
The video landed in the midst of a political war on the crime in Maryland.
Government Wes Moore invited President Donald Trump to participate in the “security march” in Baltimore.
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President Donald Trump and Maryland Democratic Gov. Wes Moore (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images (left); Mandel Ngan/AFP via Getty Images)
Meanwhile, Trump criticized Moore, accused him of failing in public security, and said he would send the truth Social to troops in August.
President, “only a week later, there is no crime and murder in DC! When the Baltimore is like this, the governor of Maryland proudly walk the streets’.
President Trump wrote that he would send unity to fight the crime.
The launch of the shooting came to the accusation of 18 -year -old Naef Salmo of Millersville, in connection with an accident that seriously injured a woman during one of the local police taking such a car.
Authorities, the incident on September 14 at 01:45 Landover Road’s 8500 block of a shopping center, he said.
Inspectors claim that Salmo turned his car in the circles when he hit an audience. Instead of stopping, the police said that he had escaped from the scene, leaving the victim behind.
He was taken to hospital with serious injuries, but he has been released since then. The detectives later identified Salmo and found the vehicle.
DIY TOW JOB, the illegal car is hit by the same Washington restaurant multiple times.
Police accused Naef Salmo, a 18 -year -old Millersville in connection with an accident in a illegal car. (Prince George’s district police)
According to the police, he tried to cover his traces by spraying a different color. When the officers called the vehicle, they discovered a hidden pistol under the hood.
Police said Salmo accepted the responsibility of hit and run during the interrogation.
Salmo is now facing a charges of second -degree attack, reckless danger, irregular behavior, rebellion and blocking and blocking a police officer. Additional fees may be given as the investigation continues.
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Prince George’s District Police Chief, “We know that these illegal vehicles may seem harmless to some of them, but the truth is that they can be dangerous.” George Nader He said in a statement.
“In this case, a young woman has been subjected to serious injuries. In addition, we have also searched a fatal shot in a car in recent years.”
Fox News Digital reached Prince George’s District Police to make more comments.
