No Access to National Harbor from Fort Washington

blazinlow89

blazinlow89

Big Poppa
Quick check on crimereports.com shows around 70 incidents in the Mechanicsville area, 130 in the Lexington Park area, and a whopping 400 for Fort Washington. That was over the last 6 month time period. The ones in the Fort Washington area have been labeled as assault, assault with a deadly weapon, robbery, theft from vehicle and vehicle theft. While the other 2 areas have some of the same stuff, the amount of crime is not even comparable.

Not sure if you also realise how easy it would be for someone to park in the NH and walk the pedestrian trails to these high class neighborhoods and cause trouble.
 
Baja28

Baja28

Obama destroyed America
blazinlow89 said:
Quick check on crimereports.com shows around 70 incidents in the Mechanicsville area, 130 in the Lexington Park area, and a whopping 400 for Fort Washington. That was over the last 6 month time period. The ones in the Fort Washington area have been labeled as assault, assault with a deadly weapon, robbery, theft from vehicle and vehicle theft. While the other 2 areas have some of the same stuff, the amount of crime is not even comparable.

Not sure if you also realise how easy it would be for someone to park in the NH and walk the pedestrian trails to these high class neighborhoods and cause trouble.
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I doubt gto boy is gonna be back around. He didn't realize who he's dealing with here.... :killingme
 
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GURPS

GURPS

INGSOC
PREMO Member
fastgto said:
I've always wondered why National Harbor was almost completely closed off to the surrounding neighborhoods.
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exactly which 'neighborhood' do you live in,

because 'affluent' Fort Washington aka Tantallion is further DOWN the River rather than next to National Harbor

what is NEXT to NH is Fort Foote Neighborhood, hardly monied like Tantallion, with many of the houses built between 1965 and latter 1970's, further around the bend towards the south end of Fort Foote Rd, houses went in as late as the early 80's



and yes Access is restricted to up by the beltway ... this complex was Parris Glendening's WET DREAM, a lot of us in S. PG did not want this here, GD could care a less, he could not see it from his place, and he wanted the increase in TAX Base for the County
 
bcp

bcp

In My Opinion
Yall need to ease up on that boy, its like he's down and yet you continue to kick him in the head
You guys are acting like bunch of Fort Washington thugs... :killingme
 
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czygvtwkr

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fastgto said:
If by riff raff you mean some of the most affluent residents of PG county then yes. You do realize that there are significant numbers of 500K plus homes directly south of NH right? Median value is around 340K.
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I was a juror in a federal trial for some of said residents..........atleast 5 of PG's "most affluent" were drug dealers.
 
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nutz

Well-Known Member
fastgto said:
I'm not going to assist in your laziness. The data is available on crime reports.
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Ok, so share some other data. Such as which marketing company employs your services. This is the wrong forum to gain votes for NH or any of its dubious "quality of life" advancements.
 
Chris0nllyn

Chris0nllyn

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They can't take Fort Foote Rd. and come in the back way?

EDIT: Nevermind, there used to be a way to get to the NH from Oxon Hill Rd.

I guess they closed that.
 
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Baz

Baz

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Laughing at the usual derps who couldn't help themselves and had to turn this into a "my neighborhood is better than your neighborhood" slapfight.
 
bcp

bcp

In My Opinion
Baz said:
:lol:

Laughing at the usual derps who couldn't help themselves and had to turn this into a "my neighborhood is better than your neighborhood" slapfight.
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You live in one of those nasty neighborhoods dont you.


I feel left out,, Im not in a neighborhood so I dont get to claim mine is better than anyone elses.
 
Lurk

Lurk

Happy Creepy Ass Cracka
Chris0nllyn said:
They can't take Fort Foote Rd. and come in the back way?

EDIT: Nevermind, there used to be a way to get to the NH from Oxon Hill Rd.

I guess they closed that.
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It's still there. Had an accident there in August when some hot rodding car thief made a left turn across my through lane then ran after the collision. Not a safe place to drive after darkness falls.
 
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