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Nissan USA and Frederick Nissan Announce

Featuring Sales Prices Far Below MSRP and

New and Improved Financial Incentives!!!

For Example:

Stock #KK-39, 2009 Versa 1.8S Hatchback

Equipped with Power Package, Cruise Control, Wheel Package,

Navigation System, Stillen Kit, Splash Guards & Floor Mats.

MSRP is $20,695. Our low price is $17,995.

Stock #KK-448, 2009 Sentra 2.0S CVT - MSRP is $19,470. Our low price is $16,176.

Stock #KK-628, 2009 Altima 2.5S CVT - MSRP is $22,745. Our low price is $19,593.

Stock #KKT-604, 2009 Rogue SL AWD - MSRP is $25,195. Our low price is $22,161.

Stock #KKT-324, 2009 Quest 3.5S DVD- MSRP is $29,865. Our low price is $24,439.

All prices include freight and factory rebate.

Other models have similar savings!!!

Please contact us for more information.

Phone: 301-360-1009        E-mail: mikecady@fredericknissan.net

7418 Grove Road, Frederick, Maryland 21704 - 301-360-1009 - www.fredericknissan.com

Sales Hours: M-F 9:00 AM to 9:00 PM and Sat. 9:00 AM to 8:00 PM

Service Hours: M-F 7:30 AM to 6:00 PM and Sat. 7:30 AM to 3:00 PM

Parts Hours: M-F 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM - Collision Center: M-F 7:30 AM to 5:

Armed Robbery

On Oct 16th at approximately 2233 hrs. Officers from the Frederick Police Dept. responded to a reported armed robbery. The incident occurred at the BP Gas Station 503 W. 7^th Street in Frederick. A W/M suspect entered the business and displayed a handgun. The suspect then ordered the attendant to give him money from the register. The suspect fled the business on foot, running to a vehicle in a nearby parking lot. The vehicle was later located in Linton Alley just off W. 7^th Street. After identifying the vehicle as the one used during the robbery the owner was located at a residence in the 700 blk. of Trail Avenue. Subsequent investigation identified the van owner as the suspect who committed the robbery. The suspect was arrested without further incident; Detectives were called in to do the follow up investigation. Charges against the suspect are currently pending.

Arrested: Young, Charles Leroy Jr. (photo right)

Arrested: Blake, Joseph Salisbury

At 0633 hours on October 16, 2009, Frederick Police received a report of a strong arm robbery in the area of Burck and Madison Streets. OFC Wade Milyard located the victim, who told him that as she was walking to her car to go to work, a male assaulted and robbed her of a small amount of cash and her lunch. The victim’s shirt was torn, and she advised that the suspect had thrown her to the ground.

OFC Milyard received information from a witness, who gave him the suspect’s nickname and address. OFC Milyard located the suspect at his girlfriend’s house on West South Street. He identified him as Joseph Salisbury Blake, and detained him. With assistance from several Frederick Police detectives, an abundance of other evidence was uncovered, and Blake was arrested.

During the investigation, OFC Milyard learned that Blake was violating a protection order by being at his girlfriend’s residence. A smoking device with crack cocaine residue was also found in Blake’s possession.

Blake was charged with the crimes listed below and is currently incarcerated that the Frederick County Adult Detention Center. He is being held on a $100,000.00 bond.

Charges to date:

1. Robbery
2. 2^nd degree assault
3. Theft under $100
4. Possession of crack cocaine
5. Possession of CDS paraphernalia
6. Violate protection order

Honoring two of Frederick Police Department’s Fallen Heroes

On October 23, 2009 at 1300 hours the Frederick Police Department will be holding a brief ceremony honoring two of Frederick Police Department’s Fallen Heroes. For over 150 years men and women have served the City of Frederick. With this service comes sacrifice and unfortunately during our history, two officers paid the ultimate sacrifice.

Patrolman: John Adams started his career with the Frederick Police Department in 1912 and was killed in the line of duty on August 9, 1922, by the hand of a gunman.

Officer First Class R. Mark Bremer started his career with the Frederick Police Department on Nov. 24, 2003. He died in the line of duty on October 23, 2008, in a vehicle accident, while attempting to stop a fleeing subject.

We are asking family, friends, co-workers and the citizens of Frederick to join us in this Memorial Ceremony. During the ceremony members of the Department will be unveiling and rededicating a memorial marker that was donated by the Cashour Family in his honor and for those “Fallen Officers” of the Frederick Police Department.

Location: 100 West Patrick Street, Frederick MD 21701 (Court Street Side of the Frederick County Court House).

Help! I'm in Financial Trouble!

One of the most stressful times in life is when the joy of home ownership turns into a burden. Let me say this again: IT'S NOT YOUR FAULT! That's the first thing you have to come to realize.

So many variables have played into the current housing market. Most, if not all, were and are out of YOUR control. As I tell my distressed sellers, you are not alone. Look in the grocery store, at work, your kids school, your friends . . . they're going through the same exact crisis, you just don't know it.

There is hope. . .that’s HOPE through the Maryland Department of Housing. http://www.mdhope.org/ Maryland Department of housing has created a site for Maryland Homeowners. They provide a network of counselors and various programs to help you refinance and catch up on payments. This is a great place to start.

Next I highly suggest talking with a lender who is familiar with the HOPE program.
There are several options for you.

□ Reinstatement:
This is where you pay back the lender the outstanding amount that you are behind.

□ Forebearance:
This is a temporary repayment plan where the lender sets up repayment for the amount you are behind.

□ Refinance:
This is when you get a new loan with reduction in monthly payments. Many people are actually finding that their payments will go up if they are in an interest only program.

□ Loan Modification:
This is when the lender allows the original loan terms to be modified. Examples are extending the term of the loan, and sometimes (though rarely) adjusting the loan balance downward.

□ Sell the Property:
You use your savings to pay off the difference between your selling price and what you owe the lender.

□ Rent the Property:
Keep in mind you must keep your loan current. I highly recommend using a property manager when you have a rental property. The last thing you want is your now ‘investment property’ to be destroyed.

□ Short Sale:
This is when you negotiate with the lender for the lender to accept less than what you owe. For most, this is the best option.

□ Deed in Lieu of Foreclosure:
This is called a 'friendly foreclosure'. You are going to the bank and in essence handing them the keys.

□ Bankruptcy:
This is your last resort and typically will stall foreclosure but not prevent it.

One of the options available to you is a 'Short Sale'. No matter where you live in the country, even Frederick Maryland you have probably heard of a ‘Short Sale’. A short sale is when a homeowner owes more to the lender than the market value of a property. For example let’s say you owe $320,000 and your home is now only worth $250,000. So in order to sell the owner has to go to the lender and ask the lender if they will accept less than what they owe.

The lender is not in the 'Home Selling Business'. They don't want your house. It's very costly for a lender to foreclose on a home. Also, a short sale will do much less damage to your credit and will allow you to purchase another home much sooner than if you allow your home to go to foreclosure.

To do a short sale you will need a lot of patience. Every lender has different guidelines and rules. Some lenders will ‘pre approve’ a short sale and some lenders won’t even consider it until you have a contract on your home with a buyer to purchase. Also, the process timing can vary. It can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months for a short sale to be approved by the lender. So be patient. It can work, it just takes time and diligence. Also, keep in mind, if there’s more than 1 lender (like a home equity line, 2nd mortgage or 3rd mortgage) each lender will need to approve the short sale. Each of these lenders have different processes and will take more time to give approval.

I've heard people say they're just going to let their home go to foreclosure. Don't do this if you can help it. People don't realize, but just about everything you do is tied to your credit. Your car insurance, credit cards (they will actually increase your interest-regardless that you've been paying on time to astronomical amounts), cable, phone, cell phone, electric, Employment (even your current employment).

If you have questions and you just don’t know where to start, feel free to give me a call at 301-865-9561 or check out my website at http: //www.ElkeSellsHomes.com

category: Real Estate

Schricker, Daniel James - Arrested

On 10/15/2009 at approximately 9:54 PM. Officers of the Frederick Police Department were dispatched to a burglary in progress at Brookside II Apartments, 160 Willowdale Drive, Building C. Upon arrival, the responding officers determined that 2 men, one armed with a shotgun, had knocked on the apartment door. When the tenant answered the door, the suspects entered the apartment and announced a robbery. The tenant and several guests were able to disarm one suspect, who fled on foot, and detain the second suspect until police arrived. The suspect was arrested by arriving officers and the shotgun was recovered at the scene. The investigation remains open at this time.

Charges to date: Attempt Armed Robbery, 1st degree burglary, 1^st/2nd Assault, Reckless Endangerment, Destruction of Property,

REMINDER NISSAN announces increased rebates!

REMINDER NISSAN announces increased rebates! (effective from 10/9 through 10/18)

These generous rebates combined with our Far Less than MSRP Prices makes for the perfect time to purchase a new vehicle.

And, yes, it is a buyer's market!

Here are a few examples of savings to be realized:

* Stock# KK-677 - 2009 Nissan Versa 1.8S Hatchback model equipped with Automatic Transmission, Power Package, Cruise Control, Aluminum Alloy Wheels, Splash Guards and Floor Mats.

Our asking sales price is $14,505 (including freight and rebate)

* Stock# KK-551 - 2009 Nissan Sentra 2.0 with CVT (Continuous Variable Transmission), Anti Lock Brakes, Splash Guards and Floor Mats.. The MSRP is $18,155 (including freight).

Our asking sales price is $15,581 (including freight and rebate).

* Stock# KK-646 - 2009 Nissan Altima 2.5S with CVT (Continuous Variable Transmission), Splash Guards and Floor Mats. The MSRP is $22,570 (including freight).

Our asking sales price is $18,480 (including freight and rebate).

* Stock# KKT-602 - 2009 Nissan Rogue S with AWD (All Wheel Drive), CVT (Continuous Variable Transmission), Aluminum Kick Plates, Splash Guards and Floor Mats. The MSRP is $22,655 (including freight).

Our asking price is $20,505 (including freight and rebate).

* Stock# KKT-325 - 2009 Nissan Quest 3.5S with 5 Speed Automatic Transmission, Seat Package, DVD Entertainment System, Cargo Organizer, Splash Guards and Floor Mats. The MSRP is $29,865 (including freight).

Our asking price is $24,439 (including freight and rebate).

SIMILAR SAVINGS ARE AVAILABLE ON OTHER MODELS!!!

Please contact Mike Cady with any questions you may have and to schedule a time to visit us. Phone: 301-360-1009; Email: mikecady@fredericknissan.net
7418 Grove Road, Frederick, MD 21704; website: fredericknissan.com

Increase in residential burglaries downtown

This press release is meant to inform the public of a crime pattern identified by the Frederick Police Department. Frederick is experiencing an increase in residential burglaries primarily in the downtown area. The perpetrators are gaining access to unsecured garages and sheds. The most predominant items stolen are bicycles; however on one occasion garden equipment was also stolen.

All residents should ensure to properly secure garages, sheds, and outbuildings. Additional lighting should also be considered if your property is poorly lighted. As always, please maintain awareness and report suspicious activity in your neighborhood to the Frederick Police Department immediately. The Frederick Police Department is making every effort to locate, identify, and charge the perpetrators involved. If you have information that may assist in this investigation you can contact Cpl. Paul Beliveau at 301-600-4102.

Frederick Police Department - Flagship Agency

Department Receives Coveted “Flagship Agency” Designation

The Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA) has awarded national accreditation to the Frederick Police Department. In addition, CALEA has designated the Frederick Police Department as a “Flagship Agency.” Police Chief Kim C. Dine appeared before the Commission in Virginia on August 1, 2009 to address the agency’s compliance with the National Law Enforcement Standards.

CALEA’s law enforcement accreditation represents the successful completion of an internal self-evaluation and a detailed outside review by a team of independent assessors. These examiners analyzed all areas of the Frederick Police Department, including policies, procedures and operations, as well as input from the public. The department had to comply with more than 400 standards to maintain accredited status.

Flagship agencies are those recognized by CALEA as “model” organizations and leaders in the Law Enforcement profession. According to the Commission, this designation was introduced in 2004 “to acknowledge the achievement and expertise of some of the most successful accredited public safety agencies, and to provide ‘flagship examples’ to assist other agencies.” The Frederick Police Department’s selection is based on the agency’s past awards, current assessment during the April 2009 on-site inspection and overall professional standing in the public safety community.

Chief Dine stated, “The Frederick Police Department is proud and honored to not only be re-accredited but to be recognized by the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies as a “Flagship Agency.” This designation is a credit to the dedicated and proud men and women of the Frederick Police Department, both civilian and sworn, who work hard each day to provide professional police services to those who live, work, and spend time in Frederick. This special recognition is a result of their work. Likewise, the FPD would like to thank our residents for the overwhelming support we receive from them for our efforts. Awards like this are additional proof that when the police work in concert with the community they serve, everyone benefits.” Chief Dine also praised the excellent work of Ms. Dana Kelly, the Accreditation Coordinator for the Frederick Police Department, stating “achieving this honor was truly a team effort including all members of the agency and our extremely supportive residents, but through this entire grueling process, Ms. Kelly did an outstanding job.”

To maintain accreditation, the police department must submit yearly reports of its continuing compliance with CALEA standards. Formal on-site reviews are conducted by a team of assessors every three years. The Frederick Police Department has been nationally accredited since 2003.

Lookout for a Missing Juvenile

The Frederick Police Department is requesting the public’s assistance in locating a runaway child. Tiara Deanna Bowie, 16 years old, is an African American female 5-05/ 175 lbs. She was last seen wearing a white t-shirt, blue jeans, and red and white Nike Air Jordans. She was carrying a black backpack and wears glasses and braces. She was last seen in the area of Ambleside Ct.

Anyone with information concerning this investigation is encouraged to contact OFC Anderson at 301-600-6234 or Detective Lege at 301-600-3918 or the main telephone number at 301-600-2100.

Update: The missing juvenile has been located.

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