Retired State Police Lt, Author David Reichenbaugh to appear on Live Radio Friday Morning at 9AM October 4th in Bel Air Maryland

Join host Robert Mumby and co-host Leslie Greenly Smith with the Harford County Public Library this Friday, October 4 on “The Harford Edge”. In his book, “In Pursuit: the Hunt for the Beltway Snipers”, author David Reichenbaugh tells the true crime story of the two men who terrorized our region in October 2002. Reichenbaugh was the criminal intelligence operations commander for the Maryland State Police during the investigation & served as commanding officer at the scene when the snipers were captured. He is our guest this week and will also be featured at a “Meet the Author” event at the Bel Air Library on Saturday, October 26 11am-noon. Find “The Harford Edge” on the radio at WAMD 970am, and on the Web at www.khztv.com/wamd. The “Harford Edge” airs LIVE every Friday morning at 9:00 a.m., and features local news, plus in-depth interviews with leaders, innovators and artists from Harford County and beyond. It is rebroadcast every Saturday at 9:00 a.m., and is brought to you by the Harford County Public Library. So good you have to hear it again? Go here for podcasts of our previous shows: http://hcplonline.org/podcasts.php or http://libraryontheradio.org/

It is a real honor for me to appear on Live Radio to talk about my State Police Career, experiences, and talk about my book In Pursuit the Hunt for the Beltway Snipers. We will discuss the book, how I went from Trooper to Published Author and wherever the conversation takes us. Tune in and listen. If you have any questions I believe I will be able to take some questions from listeners.

Reichenbaugh who remains active in Law enforcement writes from his home in Keedysville Maryland surrounded by his wife, and 8 grand children. He is currently working on his second novel a fictional tale based on a True Crime event in Frederick County Maryland.

Author, Retired Trooper to Help open the new Myersville MD Public Library with a book event

Author, David Reichenbaugh, Lt. Retired, Maryland State Police will help open the new Myersville Maryland Branch of the Frederick County Public Library system on Saturday September 7th, 2019 at 2PM for a book event and book signing.

The author of In Pursuit the Hunt for the Beltway Snipers, will return to Myersville 18 years after he, along with Troopers under his command brought the 23 day bloody rampage of the Beltway Snipers to an end. The Snipers who spent 23 days in October 2002 terrorizing the DMV (District of Columbia, Maryland, Virginia) by randomly shooting unsuspecting citizens who were going about their daily routines. Before Reichenbaugh and his team were able to track the snipers down to the rest area in Myersvlle Maryland, they had taken the lives of 10 citizens and wounded 4 more. Their arrest culminated the largest most intense man hunt in American Law Enforcement History. Coming a year removed from 911 the snipers brought the nations capitol and the surrounding area to a stand still with citizens fearing for their lives.

Reichenbaugh will give a presentation followed by a book signing at the brand new Public Library slated to open August 24th. This promises to be an emotional event for both the author and the local citizens who lived through the events only to wake that morning to their streets full of Police vehicles and the news that the 2 most wanted killers had been tracked down to their small western Maryland Town.

The author will answer any questions and looks forward to sharing his experience and hear from the citizens and share their emotions as they recall those deadly days in October 2002. The new Library is located on Harp Road in Myersville Maryland.

Author David Reichenbaugh to appear at C Burr Artz Library in Frederick Maryland

Author Retired State Police Lt. David Reichenbaugh will be at C. Burr Artz Library in the Community Room on Saturday March 9th at 11AM to discuss his book In Pursuit the Hunt for the Beltway Snipers.

His book chronicles the most intense and larges man hunt in American law enforcement history as he along with 1000 other lawmen tracked the beltway snipers for 23 days in October 2002. The cold blooded killers were responsible for killing 10 innocent civilians and wounding 4 more as they went on a rampage in the Maryland, Virginia and District of Columbia region. Choosing their targets at random the killers terrorized the region and brought normal life as we know it to a standstill. Reichenbaugh who played a major roll in the investigation details the investigation. He puts you into his shoes as he along with his team worked day and night to bring the killers to justice and lift the fear in the region.

The event starts at 11AM with a discussion about the book In Pursuit the Hunt for the Beltway Snipers. After the discussion the author will be happy to answer any questions and sign books. Books will be offered for sale by local Book Store Curious Iguana. Stop by support your local public library, and be involved with the great event.