Place: Davis Hall
9217 51st Ave, College Park, MD 20740

Dates: 1/29, 2/5 & 2/12/11
Time: 9 am -12 noon

Get 10% off Sport Fees on 1/29/11 ONLY if registration is Paid in Full.

For more info:
www.cpbgc.org
301-474-7939

You may have noticed, or he=
ard about, a number of police cars near the lower end of the 9200 block of D=
avidson Street yesterday (Wednesday, January 19th, 2011).



The police were responding to concerns about a neighbor who had not been se=
en for some time.  She was found dead in the kitchen of the secured hou=
se, and there seems to be no reason to suspect other than death by natural c=
auses.  This elderly lady lived alone and would not have anything to do=
with neighbors.



It is recommended that if you are living alone, or have a family member or =
neighbor in that situation, a procedure of daily contact be established.

CITY OF COLLEGE PARK CONTRACT POLICE SERVICE

May 28 – June 10, 2010

5/28 Contract officers responded to the report of a Breaking and Entering in progress at 9700 block 51^st Place.  Verified-Suspects fled from the rear of the residence.  Neighborhood canvass conducted with negative results.

5/29 Contract officer observed an individual drinking a beer at Greenbelt Road at Rhode Island Ave.   A criminal citation in lieu of arrest was issued.

5/29 Contract officer conducted a traffic assignment (Stop Sign Enforcement) at Calvert Road at Princeton Ave.  5 warning citations were issued

5/29 Contract officer conducted bicycle patrol in areas not accessible by cruiser (bike paths, Metro Centers, etc) in Districts 1, 2, 3, and 4.

5/29 Contract officers responded along with code enforcement officer for loud parties throughout the city.

5/30 Contract officers responded to the report of a Citizen Strong Arm Robbery at 9000 block Davidson Street.  Verified-Extensive search was conducted with negative results.

5/31 Contract officer conducted bicycle patrol in areas not accessible by cruiser (bike paths, Metro Centers, etc) in Districts 1, 2, 3, and 4.

6/1 Contract officer conducted bicycle patrol in areas not accessible by cruiser (bike paths, Metro Centers, etc) in Districts 1, 2, 3, and 4.

6/1 Contract officer conducted a traffic assignment (Stop Sign Enforcement) at Saint Andrews Place at Duke Street.  5 citations were issued

6/1 Contract officer conducted a traffic assignment (Stop Sign Enforcement) at Greenbelt Road at Rhode Island Ave.  5 citations were issued

6/2 Contract officer conducted a traffic assignment (Speed Enforcement) in the 9000 block of Baltimore Ave.  4 warning citations were issued

6/2 Contract officer conducted a traffic assignment (Stop Sign Enforcement) at Old Calvert Road at Edmonston Road.  3 citations were issued

6/2 Contract officer conducted bicycle patrol in areas not accessible by cruiser (bike paths, Metro Centers, etc) in Districts 1, 2, 3, and 4.

6/3 In response to a traffic complaint the Contract officer issued 3 traffic citations for traveling the wrong way on a one way street at Metzerott Road at Baltimore Ave.

6/3 Contract officer on routine patrol observed a suspicious person in the 9500 block of Baltimore Ave.  A field interview was conducted and he was SOW.

6/4 Contract officers observed suspicious persons gambling on the bike trail near the Lakeland Community.   A field interview was conducted and he was SOW.

6/4 Contract officer conducted a traffic assignment (Stop Sign Enforcement) at Saint Andrews Place at Duke Street.  4 citations were issued

6/5 Contract officers along with several beat officers responded to a large fight (over 150 persons) at the Clarion Inn located at 8601 Baltimore Ave.  Two persons were arrested by the Contract Officer and Beat Officer for disorderly conduct, and failure to obey a lawful order.

6/6 Contract officer responded to a call for service at 5100 block Knox Road for a burglar alarm.  Accidental by employee

6/6 Contract officer responded to a call for service at the Seven Eleven Store located at 4921 Edgewood Road for a group of disorderly males.  SOW

6/8 Contract officer observed a disorderly male urinating on vehicles in the 7200 block of Baltimore Ave.  The male was placed under arrest for Disorderly Conduct and Indecent Exposure.

6/8 Contract officer on routine patrol observed a suspicious person at Greenbelt Road at Rhode Island Ave.  A field interview was conducted and he was SOW.

6/9 Contract officers observed a disorderly (intoxicated) male yelling along the bike path near Rhode Island Ave at Quebec Street.  The male was issued a criminal summons for Disturbing the Peace.

6/10 Contract officer observed a fight in progress in the 7400 block of Baltimore Ave.  One intoxicated male was arrested for Failure to obey a lawful order, Disorderly Conduct, and Resisting Arrest.

Acronyms

DWI – Driving while intoxicated

DWS – Driving on suspended license

ERO – Equipment repair order (headlight out, etc)

SOW – Sent on way

GOA – Gone on arrival

PWID- Possession with the intent to distribute (illicit drugs)

Note: This list does not include routine incidents handled by the officers.

More info: http://apfe1.com/fun-fridays/

Fun for the Whole Family!

Hay Rides - Animal Exhibit - Farm Machinery
Research Exhibits - Hands on Demonstrations
Light Refreshments for Sale

Signing and Handicapped Access Vans Available

More info: http://www.ars.usda.gov/News/docs.htm?docid=14996

Invite you to a Congressional Update for local Democrats

On Wall Street reform, job creation, health care
and other major issues with

Our Congressman
Steny Hoyer
US House Majority Leader

Monday, June 21st
7:30pm

Location to be determined

Space is limited so please RSVP soon.
202-349-7019  or   GreaterLaurelBeltsvilleDems@gmail.com

This Sunday we will hear updates on state, county and city issues of concern to all of us from Senator Jim Rosepape, Delegates Joseline Pena-Melnyk, Barbara Frush and Ben Barnes, County Councilmember Eric Olson and City Councilmembers Denise Mitchell & Marcus Afzali.  There will also be updates on Neighborhood Watch and the Swim Club.

We are happy to report that our 4^th annual Community Spring Picnic on May 22^nd, 2010 went pleasantly well, and we share the following review with you:

ATTENDANCE:  ~150 people

WEATHER:  Partly sunny skies throughout the event – YAY!!!

5 DOOR-PRIZE WINNERS:

• High School Musical 3 DVD: Katerina Melnyk
• Decorative Basket: Bob Smalldore
• Indoor Fountain: Chrissy Rey-Drapeau
• Large Framed Picture: Atika Jaleel
• Two Tickets to Bowie Baysox: Alejandra Melnyk

BBQ’d PICNIC FARE:  Hot dogs, Burgers, Chips, Cookies and Soft drinks were in abundance; sales evened out expenses.

ARTS & CRAFTS TABLE FOR KIDS:  Provided by Erin Miller of A Place for Everyone

INFORMATIVE DEMOS & PRESENTATIONS:

• College Park Aviation Museum:  Mary Wolfe (Museum representative)
• Dealing with Wildlife in CPW: Vivian Cooper (City’s Animal Control Officer) – Did you know it’s illegal to touch eggs in bird nests, or adopt fledgling birds for pets?
• Recycling in College Park: Stacey King (Public Works Department)
• Self-Defense – Brittany Atkinson (Martial Arts Instructor with a black belt)
• Tai Chi Exercise – Verna Shen (20+ years of experience as instructor)
• Using The Club to fight auto theft – Officer Sarita (PGPD District 1)

PLANT EXCHANGE:  Many thanks to all who brought plants & seeds to exchange with others!

RUMMAGE/WHITE ELEPHANT SALE:  $100 raised in support or CPW-NW! Many thanks to all who donated items for this sale!

INFORMATION TABLES:  The following organizations & elected officials came and provided valuable information:

• City of College Park Council Members – Mayor Andy Fellows, Councilmembers Denise Mitchell and Marcus Afzali
• County Councilmember – Tom Dernoga
• CPW Swim Club – gave out free guest passes to the CPW Pool
• State District 21 Delegation – Senator Rosapepe, Delegate Joseline Peña-Melnyk, and Delegate Barbara Frush
• University of Maryland – Shuttle Bus pass applications forms provided
• West College Park Citizens’ Association

Our sincere thanks to all who came and made this community-building event happen!

We’re looking forward to evermore successful events in the future – to build a safe & secure neighborhood in CPW!

Rex Powell and Zari Malsawma

CPW-NW Coordinators

2010 Melwood Prince George’s County Open Schedule of Events
May 31:  7:00 am, High School Invitational
June 1:  Player Practice Day; Gary Williams Celebrity Pro-Am (12:30 pm shot-gun)
June 2:  7:00 am, Official Pro-Am
June 3:  First Round Professional Play
June 4:  Second Round Professional Play
June 5:  Third Round Professional Play
June 6:  Final Round Professional Play

A Schedule of events, and other useful information is available on the Tournament website at:
http://www.pgatour.com/tournaments/h093.