...some media maestro hit the mute button. There's a sniper on the loose. Montgomery County, Md., Police Chief Charles Moose hit four of the Sunday talk shows Sunday as speculation and theorizing about the mystery killer seized a medium that...

...enforcement authorities are worried. "My level of concern about the ability of the suspect to strike again is high," said Charles Moose, the Montgomery County police chief, late Friday. "This brings us to a higher degree of recklessness by this suspect...

...a distance, likely with .223-caliber bullets from an assault or hunting rifle, Montgomery County Police Chief Charles Moose said. As schools opened Friday with extra patrols, residents were fearful. Calls poured into 911 dispatchers about...

...George's County after reports Wednesday of a suspicious person seen in the area. Montgomery County Police Chief Charles Moose, who has been leading the investigation, wouldn't comment about the card and said he was concerned that unapproved...

...indication that the five victims were related in any way or had any conflict with anyone, Montgomery County Police Chief Charles Moose said. Police were looking for two people in a white cargo van, possibly with damage at the back. Several witnesses...

...the sniper: "Your children are not safe, anywhere at any time" The words, read by Montgomery County Police Chief Charles Moose, were left at the scene of a shooting Saturday night in Ashland, Va. Moose, leader of the multi-agency task force...

...being if he targets children. There's nothing that can justify that." On Tuesday, Montgomery County Police Chief Charles Moose released a chilling passage from a note left by the killer at the scene of a shooting Saturday in Ashland, Va...

...killed last week, also guarded schools. "As a community we clearly remain anxious," Montgomery County Police Chief Charles Moose said Tuesday morning. "We have a very visible patrol in and around our schools, a very visible patrol around our...

...profilers were sent to Fredericksburg by helicopter to examine the scene. Montgomery County, Md., police Chief Charles Moose said a special FBI unit had not yet finished a graphic aid for the public to help in the search. He said Saturday...

...She said she saw just one man in the van. In his brief statement issued in Maryland, Montgomery County Police Chief Charles Moose didn't specify whether the message was a new communication or the same one they discovered near the scene of the...