Around 8:30 a.m. Monday, a man walking in the Marlborough Village shopping center off Brown Station Road and Marlboro Pike was hit and killed by the driver of an SUV, said Cpl. Harry Bond with Prince Georges County police. The investigation closed one of the shopping center’s parking lots.
“There was a weapon, an assault rifle found at the scene as well. That is under investigation as to how that weapon got there, who the weapon belonged to,” Bond said.
The driver knew the victim, who was his daughter’s boyfriend, sources told WTOP’s broadcast news partners at NBC Washington. Police said an AK-47 was found near the man’s body and they are investigating if he was carrying the weapon.
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"Assault rifle"? Can they define that, please? Is that a regular rifle that just looks scary?
ReplyDeleteMd Democrats and THE Gestapo Government define Assault Weapons as a gun that can fire more than ONE BULLET....(scary guns)
DeletePops took away his daughters boyfriend's 2nd Amendment Rights with one turn of the steering wheel
ReplyDeleteYes, 5:40, an assault rifle. Everybody knows that shotguns and rifles that only hold 5 cartridges and handguns with 10 or less can only shoot squirrels, rabbits birds and deer. And Elk and bears. Assault rifles, although are near or under the killing power for deer, are much scarier looking and look like the guns we see on tv in war films and are scary enough to cause heart attacks in liberals when viewed in civilian hands! Deadly as hell, and they don't care WHO they kill! They just go off probably spraying thousands of bullets and fear waves in every direction all by themselves.
ReplyDeleteYou know; don't play innocent with me, Mr. Smarty Pants!
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There has to be some kind of crazy story behind this that they can't disclose until investigated.
ReplyDeleteIt was already insane but my jaw dropped when I read it was boyfriend and Dad.
The boy crossed the wrong dad.
ReplyDeleteNothing and I mean ABSOLUTELY nothing gets between a father and his daughter!
ReplyDelete7:51 roger that
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