Annie. Reporter hey, good morning to you allison and steve. Thats right, after a nearly week long search it finally ended late last night. This morning we are told that 28yearold david watson is in custody with Howard County police and it was all thanks to a crucial tip that Police Received wednesday morning that led to the arrest. If you look behind me the clifton t. Perkins Psychiatric Hospital is located in an area thats filled with industrial buildings, thick forest and the local worker who called 911 after seeing a man who he believed to be watson was spotted not far from here. This is where he escaped from Police Custody last friday but the caller reported seeing him running not far from here Near Railroad tracks and after an all day search, watson was finally found hiding near the hospital in a wooded area off of dorsey run road just a few hundred yards from where the tipster spotted him. We have learned that where watson was found was in an area that police and k9 units and the
Outside to pick up branches from his front yard when his neighbors tree fell on his home. The massive oak punching holes in the roof and tearing down brick, but here in kensington this Parkwood Court home suffered a direct hit. The tree sliced right through the roof, leaving a large trunk in the middle of the empty living room. Just down the road the home of ore own coworkers. Thankfully the damage is minor. A couple of fences and a portion of their chimney. Tree experts on the scene tell me there are about 5000 pounds of this solid oak tree inside that living room. In kensington, delia goncalves, wusa9. Wusa9 viewers were quick to pull out their phones and safely take videos and photos. Ash sent us this time lapse video on twitter. You can see the dark clouds there rolling over the maryland. The wind was just too much for this tree. Thanks for sharing that photo. This might be one of our favorites. Tim is standing holding whats left of his umbrella. He told our meteorologist that wind
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This story was updated at 5:50 p.m. May 7, 2021, to correct a reference to Chevy Chase Elementary School.
The number of COVID-19 cases reported among Montgomery County Public Schools staff members and students nearly doubled in the past three weeks.
Since schools began reopening on March 1, at least 137 cases have been reported, and 64 were reported since April 14.
While health officials have said any increase in cases is “concerning,” more cases were expected as more students and employees returned to buildings.
MCPS used a phased reopening schedule that brought more children into buildings in waves. After the first 700 students returned, about 20,000 children were brought back in each of the next three phases.