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Montgomery County Police Chief Tom Manger testified about strengthening DUI laws in Annapolis on Wednesday, including “Noah’s Law.” Following his testimony, Chief Manger along with the parents of Officer Noah Leotta, and other Maryland public safety officials held a news conference to discuss the importance of tougher DUI laws. “If this was just about one […]

In this MyMCMedia Extra video, Montgomery County Police Chief Tom Manger discusses the pros and cons of three types of body worn cameras. Manger has announced that 100 police officers will pilot the body worn cameras beginning this summer in Montgomery County.

Montgomery County Police Chief Thomas Manger answered questions about racism, profiling, teen driving, police training and more at a town hall meeting hosted by the Montgomery County Faith Community Working Group on March 16 at the People’s Baptist Church in Silver Spring. At the meeting, more than a dozen police officers were in attendance. Something […]

Body worn cameras are a relatively new technology being adopted by several police departments across the United States. Here in Montgomery County, the police department has been researching the use of body cameras and has developed a plan for a pilot program to be launched this summer. Officials say some recent high profile cases have […]

The recent crime spike in Takoma Park has spurred residents, local officials and area police departments into action. Takoma Park TV’s Regina Reese reports.

Montgomery County Police Chief Thomas Manger will meet with the media on Feb. 11 to announce a significant development in the March 25, 1975 disappearance of the Lyon sisters. Manger will be joined by Special Agent in Charge of the FBI in Maryland, Steve Vogt. This nearly 40-year-old cold case began on March 25, 1975, […]