Jones got into his squad car and chased Reid onto the Capital Beltway, where the suspect lost control of his car and crashed on the exit ramp to Route 210 and Interstate 295, where he left his vehicle and fled into a wooded area. A dog assigned to K-9 unit Officer Todd Branson found Reid in the woods. Reid suffered a dog bite during his capture and was treated at a local hospital before he was turned over to Prince George's County police. The discussion is being held at 7 tonight at Frederick Douglass High School in Upper Marlboro. The school is located at 8000 Croom Road.
Admission is free.
The University of Maryland Parents' Association is sponsoring Family Weekend this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The event offers students and their parents the opportunity to experience the university and all of its campus activities, including academics, culture and sports. Families can tee off at the campus golf course, attend academic open houses, and enjoy dinner and theater performances. Airline, maintenance, transportation, hospitality personnel and others affected by the closure of Reagan National Airport and disaster-related events may qualify for help. A Salvation Army associate will be assigned to each family.