Prince George’s Co. Police B.O.L.O. Investigation

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Update on Services for Detective Jacai Colson

Due to the outpouring of support from around the country for Detective Jacai Colson’s sacrifice, the viewing on Thursday and funeral on Friday will now be open to the public. We thank the many members of our law enforcement family, both in and beyond Prince George’s County, who plan to join us in honoring Jacai’s life.  The PGPD Media Relations Division is arranging a media site visit at First Baptist Church of Glenarden. Media outlets should contact the Media Relations Division for details.

Viewing:          

Thursday, March 24th

2:00 pm to 9:00 pm 

Borgwardt Funeral Home

4400 Powder Mill Road

Beltsville, Maryland

Friday, March 25th

9:00 am  to 11:00 am 

First Baptist Church of Glenarden

600 Watkins Park Drive

Upper Marlboro, Maryland 

 

Funeral Service:        

Friday, March 25th

11:00 am

First Baptist Church of Glenarden

600 Watkins Park Drive

Upper Marlboro, Maryland 

 

Internment:

Monday, March 28th

12:00 pm

Lawn Croft Cemetery 

Linwood, PA

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PGPD Response to Terror Attacks in Belgium

In response to today’s deadly terrorist attacks in Brussels, Belgium, the Prince George’s County Police Department, in partnership with Metro Transit Police, is increasing our presence at Metro stations and all transit hubs in our county. We are unaware of any specific threats to our county.

It is important for our citizens to know that we are always vigilant in our efforts to keep this county safe, both with covert and overt assets. And as always, citizens who see or hear anything suspicious are urged to contact us or any law enforcement officials. If you see something, say something. Our non-emergency number is 301-352-1200. If it’s an emergency, call 911. 

Source: pgpolice.blogspot.com

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