Caught on tape: Suspects rob Prince George’s Co. home

CAMP SPRINGS, Md. -Video captured on home security cameras shows two suspects breaking into a Prince George’s County home on Monday afternoon, and the man who lives there hopes it will lead to arrests in the case.

The man, who wishes to remain anonymous, tells FOX 5 thieves broke into his Camp Springs home around 1:15 p.m., and cameras both inside and outside the house caught the whole thing.

The video shows a red Mini Cooper with D.C. tags backing up into the driveway.  The man and woman inside the car got out and walked up to the door.  On the video, the woman is seen knocking, and when there was no answer, the man kicked the door in.

The victim says the suspects were inside about 10 minutes.  They took TVs and computers, and ransacked the house.  He says after the break-in, his wife, daughter and son all stayed at a hotel Monday night because they were afraid to stay in their own home.

Read more: myfoxdc.com

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Do you know any Prince George’s County residents who are 90 years old or better?

The Prince George’s County Department of Parks and Recreation is collecting information about county residents who are ages 90 & older.  Special recognition will be given to centenarians – residents who are 100 years old & older – at a spring event. We need your help identifying Prince George’s County residents ages 90 & above. If you know someone who resides in the county and will be 90 years old or better as of January 1, 2014, please share the information with us. Your help is greatly appreciated! Please forward the information below to us no later than February 28, 2014 by:

Visiting: www.pgparks.com

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THE AEROSPACE ENGINEERING & AVIATION TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM

Takeoff Tech Program

Prince George’s County Public Schools is proud to announce the launch of the new Aerospace Engineering and Aviation Technology program to be housed at DuVal High School beginning Fall 2014.

The Aerospace Engineering and Aviation Technology program is a college and career preparatory program, offering areas of study in Aerospace Engineering and Aviation Technology. Supported by partnerships with the College Park Aviation Museum; NASA; local colleges and universities; and private industry, this program will prepare students for college and high-demand careers.

Admission to the program will be based on the same criteria and exam used for the Science and Technology programs. Students may receive a final score of a maximum 400 total points, 200 points from earned grades for each quarter of 7th grade and 1st quarter 8th grade, 100 points from the mathematics portion of the exam and 100 points from the Reading Comprehension portion of the exam. The 100 students with the highest scores will be offered acceptance.

The application for this program will be available online. Students who have taken the Science and Technology entrance examination do not need to retest; however, students will need to submit a completed application.

Applications for entry into the program are due by Wednesday, March 19. The entrance test will be made available on Saturday, March 29, at DuVal High School located at 9880 Good Luck Road in Lanham.

There are 100 seats available for the launch of this program. Rising 9th graders throughout Prince George’s County are eligible to apply. Each student will receive a laptop upon entry into the program, and transportation will be provided for all accepted students. For questions about the program, please email the DuVal Aerospace Program at dhsaero@pgcps.org. To download a copy of the Aerospace Engineering and Aviation Technology application click, here.

Source: pgcps.org

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