Doesnt file it after the march deadline. Per that recommendation, id like to amend the date like supervisor safai did on the m. T. A. Measure so our intention is to continue the discussion as it relates to the November Ballot measure. But of course, as i said last time, if anyone wants to reach out to our office to learn more and gain a better understanding of what this would do or suggestions you you have, please contact my office. Colleagues, after Public Comment, i would like to have you make a motion to that effect. Thank you, any other colleagues wish to comment on this item . Right now . Lets take Public Comment. Any memples the public wish to comment, please come forward. Waw to line up to the right. If you want to line up to the right, you have two minutes. Good afternoon, supervisors. Im cochair of the [inaudible] coalition. Im here on behalf of the coalition. Were happy with supervisor tang to continue this item to the November Ballot. Many of my colleagues stated at the hear
The very first and primary consideration is Public Safety, so if there is a call and the ambulances are needed, of course, you know they will go where they are needed. I understand that we will not be able to have any sort of formal presentation as we would have in a commission meeting, and that is certainly not what i had envisioned in the first place. It was just going to be us looking and asking questions, which the City Attorney says is very, very appropriate. And we can only go into into two, two, and one, and no more than that. Otherwise, it constitutes a quorum, so i think here would be a good idea before one of our meetings or after one of our meetings. Okay. Okay. Thank you, chief. Sfl a any other commissioners have attend to say . I just wanted to commend commissioner veronese for pulling together a lunch for the commissioners, and for commissioner veronese to come up with the idea and execute it is commendable, so id like to thank commissioner veronese for putting that on an
The Prince Georges Countyince county at that time was not pursuing the vehicle according to our information, but apparently a helicopter had been following the suspect vehicle which we believe was a cherokee of some sort. Or our units went into the garage along with some Prince Georges County officers. We found the suspect vehicle and with the help of the marylandmay lives security staff and their employees they reviewed video and were able to track theto t individual that was in the carit all the way to a slot machinechn inside the casino. Shortly after getting that information from their security Anne Arrundel county supervision put together a team where they then confronted the suspect and arrested him without incident at the slot machine that he was sitting at. This person was in possession os over washington, d. C. Police, metropolitan police came up andd determined that this person wasn not involved in a car jacking or a shooting and he was subsequently arrested for the possessio
Well be in the 60s. By the time we get overnight we will turn cooler with strong, gusty winds, temperatures in the 40s by tomorrow morning. This after hitting 80 degrees today. The wind gusts looking on our storm watch 7 future cast will be in the 25 to 30mileperhour range overnight early tomorrow and then stay very breezy throughout the day with a fair amount of sunshine. The winds finally dying down tomorrow night. All these little blue dots you see, the dark blue, are wind damage reports, and the lighter blue are high wind gusts about 129 as we can count them through the midatlantic area reported so far and no surprise with the high winds. One of the reports is in kensington we received a report of a wind gust there that was in the upper 50s to about 58 Miles Per Hour. That is a really strong wind gust but very typical of what we dealt with around the area. Kensington is where we find abc 7 meteorologist josh knight who was out during the height of the storm chasing the wind and fou
They cornered him in a parking garage negotiating for hours. When those negotiations failed, police sent in a robot carrying an explosive, and they detonated it, ending his life. A look now at how this night of terror unfolded. The time was 7 00 p. M. , the place, belo garden park in downtown dallas. Hundreds of protesters gathering with a common cause, demanding change after a terrible week when two more africanamerican men were killed by police. About 800 people marched through the streets. There was passion, but there was peace, too. In a week of us against them, black versus white, the police and the protesters in dallas seemed determined to get along. Just before 9 00 p. M. , the crack of semiautomatic weapons fire. All of a sudden we just heard gunfire. And there were shots ringing out it felt like from every direction. Peace ambushed by terror. Somebody is really armed to the teeth. People scattered, gripped by panic. At 9 35 p. M. , police warned people to stay away from downto