Crime & Safety
Pedestrian Collisions, Lululemon 2 Years Later: Bethesda March Crime News
Catch up on news you may have missed this month in Bethesda crime and public safety.
Two years since the slaying of Lululemon employee Jayna Murray, Bethesda residents marked the somber anniversary last month. At the same time, concerns like pedestrian safety came to the forefront, as two pedestrians were left seriously injured and two others—one just 3 months old—were thankfully unharmed after vehicle collisions.
Catch up on news you may have missed last month in Bethesda crime and public safety.
- Pedestrian Struck by Vehicle in Chevy Chase Remains in Serious Condition
- Woman Robbed in Driveway of Bethesda Home
- Potomac Doctor Convicted of Killing Wife with Mallet Seeks Early Release
- Pedestrian Struck in Bethesda Remains in Critical Condition
- SPEAK OUT: Pedestrian Safety in Bethesda
- Another Pedestrian Struck in Bethesda Wednesday Morning
- Pedestrian Struck on Wisconsin Avenue
- Father: 'Pure Luck' Baby Struck by Car Was Uninjured
- Police: Armed Robbery at Montgomery Mall May Have Been Drug-Related
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