The local volunteer fire department in Severna Park, MD…read more The cool thing about most fire departments is that they have some common areas that they rent out to the public for a variety of functions. This one has a good bit of space for larger events. The annual Privateer Feast fundraiser for breast cancer research was moved to this venue for the first time this year - as we had outgrown the old venue and were turning people away! The place has a large kitchen, multiple sets of restrooms, and a stage for performing acts.

Id#3108, PCA Cooper (I don't know if this is a real name. I don't even know if these are their real…read moreIDs. Given their demeanors, I didn't get a sense of trustworthiness.) Id#8804 (Supervisor?, refused to give name, but asked me for my name a few moments after that. given the nature of her demeanor during the conversation, by the time she asked me for my name she seemed quite angry and verbally manipulative. I suspect her request for my name in the middle of the conversation, not the beginning, was simply a low-functioning method of sociopathic aggression. ---- ---- I tried to resolve this issue with supervisors, and they were equally unprofessional in what I consider to be a dangerous way given their professions and "role" in SERVING PUBLIC SAFETY. These are the ID numbers (above) of the agents I spoke with in the communications department of the Anne Arundel County Police Department in Maryland (above). In my clinical opinion, this department would benefit from psychologically reviewing these two agents. Having said that, their behavior didn't seem very far out of the norm for this department, thus a psychological review should be undertaken by a completely independent agency. These agents consistently baited the conversation, then projected the chaos onto me. They gaslit/attempted to blame the chaotic conversation and the mayhem on me, an extremely common, and low-functioning, sociopathic tactic. That is not to say that these individuals are sociopathic, but they did display sociopathic traits, in my clinical opinion. (We all due to some extent. They did so to a significantly greater extent than the average individual, once again in my clinical opinion.) I saw a clear and repeated pattern of waiting for odd moments during speech to interrupt and ask completely unrelated questions. There's no grand plan or scheme other than to create chaos to disarm the citizen-client, most likely to incite fear such that any ensuing gaslighting and other forms of psychological abuse will be difficult to discern from reality. This also has the effect of inciting one of the four F's (fight, flight, fawn or freeze). When that happens the aggressor focuses on that reaction as a nonsensical form of proof that all of this is the victim's fault because...hey now they're emotionally offkilter a bit right?...so they point at that after they created it, and in an extremely emotionally immature manner, as "proof," merely the fact that they managed to upset the other person...that that is proof that the other person is: [Fill in the blank with something any ole weird form of delusional gaslighting and/or projection.] All of this is created out of fear because these people are supposed to be helping us. They know that. So when they ask bizarre questions and send the conversation in a million different directions, then project that onto the client when the client is calling in to get help regarding safety...well then any attempt to derail the conversation, gaslight the client and attempt to engage in any other number of other sociopathic tactics to derail the citizen-client from speaking is now more scary. It's scary because they're in the way and blocking me from getting the help that I need because they're taking a job that someone else could do far better and without abusing the public. It's also scary because it's quite evident that their goal was simply to ratchet up the conversation so that they didn't have to do their job. What they did do took more effort than simply doing their jobs. According to many studies, including one out of NHS, police officers and those who work directly with them have higher rates of antisocial personality and narcissistic personality disorders. As I mentioned on the line, I'm an MD/data scientist. And if you think that this can just be ignored, fool around and find out. I have legal intentions to investigate this dept. myself. #We have: -a recorded line -MARYLAND'S PUBLIC INFORMATION ACT(PIA) -widely and easily attainable large language models (LLM's), available to the public #I am considering, as a professional and personal project, attaining as many of your calls as possible, running them through an LLM, and other machine learning/AI tools, to demonstrate that what I experienced is grossly evident across many calls to your dept. #I am considering doing this with a few of my data scientist colleagues at Hopkins. #FoolAroundAndFindOut

Went here for a holiday bar crawl. Alex the bartender is awesome and a fun time. Everyone in the…read morebar was super friendly and welcoming. We had a decent size group and Alex was Jonny on the spot with the drinks. We sang some karaoke and had an overall awesome time. We will be back here again real soon! "Don't threaten me with a good time" Cheers!!

I don't know how I've never reviewed the Nautical. It is one of my favorite local hole in the wall…read morebars! They are most loved for their karaoke nights that I have been present for numerous times but never participated. They have a full bar and the bartenders are always great. While they don't have a menu, the only food they have are small pizzas (frozen and cooked behind bar) and some bags of chips. They do allow you to bring your own food in if you wish. There is nothing fancy about the Nautical and my favorite detail about them is how they have shower curtains as bathroom doors. It is a great low key party spot.

Great location! The store is nice and clean, and managers D and Asia were friendly, helpful, and…read moreprovided great customer service. Definitely a pleasant experience!

Capriotti is a great sandwich place! The online ordering is very easy and convenient. Once, I…read morearrived at the restaurant, parking is plentiful. The staff are welcoming and service is spot on. I ordered the steak and cheese with sweet peppers--delicious, fresh bread, with crisp toppings of freshness. By the way, prices are decent for the amount of food you receive.

I'm not sure how I only just heard about this place, butI made it out as soon as I could... which…read morewas a bit delayed because they are only open on Saturdays! I would be back all the time... except at $44 a family of 4, it's not exactly a cheap outing. But it is worth it. The first part of it is the facade rebuilt on the front of a warehouse to make the place look like a firehouse. They also parked a gigantic firefighting boat out front - so it's pretty easy to know you're in the right place. Entering in, you're greeted by a sea of old firetrucks. The classic 60s styles, to one built out of a converted Model T, to horse drawn pumps from the 1800s. This place is so much bigger than I expected. At the very back is a great display dedicated to fire alarms. You can even pull one (its well labeled) and it lights up a light on an antique board that used to tell firemen where the fire was. To the right is the kids room. One wall is just cubbies with kid sized fire coats, fire boots and fire fighter hats. Tons of emergency response related toys are all over the place and a wooden fire truck. Then you realize there is an actual firetruck taking up one entire wall. You can climb on it, front and back, ring the bell, and even turn the front wheels with the steering wheel. If you have a kid... or just are one at heart.. you really do need to check this place out. If I lived in the area, we would be annual members.

Very nice little but packed museum in Lutherville! I loved learning about the history of fire…read morerescue and all the tools, gadgets and trucks they used to use. The museum also gave insight into how the fire men used to live at the stations. Very interesting stuff. They also give you a free poster! Recommend!

This Harris Teeter was near one of my favorite spots to get coffee. In need of some last minute…read moreingredients for our Father's Day cookout, we decided to stop here instead of waiting to get to our local grocery store. This place was spotless. Literally every area of the grocery store. We enjoyed it so much that my family and I decided to make the extra 15 mins drive to make it our go to, main grocery store, passing 5 or 6 stores on the way.

This Harris Teeter is the most convenient for me. In route right off Ritchie in and out with ease…read more From local produce, gluten free and organic options, and simple ingredients for a nourishing meal at home, satisfaction met each visit. Special kudos to Mr. Scott in the seafood department and his cordial service, the team up front at check out, customer service has been stellar! I appreciate the various options I've found in this store. Parking is ample and aisles are wide in compliance for access.

Kudos to Anthony at the Severna Park 21146 post office. I ordered a gift for my granddaughter and…read moreit was scheduled to be delivered by 8 pm on Saturday. Unfortunately, the party is this afternoon. I called the post office and Anthony contacted the driver who was just about to leave the facility with my present. The driver was kind enough to take the package off his truck and place it for pick up at the customer window. The driver and Anthony just made my day and my 4 year old granddaughter's birthday too. Many thanks, Vern Martin Severna Park resident

I was supposed to have received a package on saturday May 30th at 246pm. I have the the mailman on…read morecamera scanning something next to my car and not in front of the mailbox like he said. AND, Just because he scanned a package does not mean he ACTUALLY put the package in the mailbox. I needed that package for eye surgery. And the post office told me, Oh well, there is nothing they could do because the mailman scanned the package. and the mailman said he scanned the package but didnt say he put it in the box.

The food was really good and no complaints on the service . Our waiter Ethan was friendly and…read moreattentive. The view outside is the way to go on a beautiful night There is plenty of seating inside , booth or at the bar as well

Another place I would come back to for the view…read more With the threat of rain and storms in the air, we decided to go to Rams Head and enjoy an evening by the water. We grabbed a seat outside and quickly relocated to one under a fan with all the humidity in the air. If you decide to eat outside please be prepared to walk in the sand. The rain started coming down and we were able to get seated inside before our main entrees came. Our waitress was understanding as we decided to sit inside and out of the rain. My friend ordered the coconut marg and said it was the best coconut marg she had ever tasted. I decided to go with their rockfish bites and their smashburger. The burger was flattened but not traditional smashed with crispy edges like it should have been. I feel like almost every restaurant has now changed their burger to make it a Smashburger which I'm sure is less expensive because it's ground beef you're purchasing in bulk instead of a frozen disc. But I would love for someone to get it right and actually provide crispy edges. There's just something about that char you get from the ground beef. However, I will not be eating any ground beef or beef anytime soon from any restaurant with what's going on. We watched some of the soccer game and somewhat after they had a live band performing. This is definitely a place where they have regulars and is one of those neighborhood bars. A lot of people seemed to know each other and we got a lot of steers. I would definitely come back for the view and it seemed like it might be a good place to watch some sports games as well because their bar was huge.

After Posting our review of BN and a warning to fellow consumers, an anonymous (Ha ha ha) caller…read morereported us to the fire Marshall in retribution for not being in compliance and yet when the fire Marshall came, they confirmed that we were in 100% compliance. They also stated that BN's claim that the fire department would charge them or us !000s of dollars for a fire alarm that went off on the testing of the system was simply a fabrication. Neither of us would be charged. Caveat Emptor. Let the buyer beware. BN charged us almost $1000.00 for a few overpriced fire extinguishers. BTW the technician himself was a very helpful and affable gentleman and this is no reflection on him.

My name is David Bennaim, I manage a construction company. We reached out to BN Enterprises and…read moreasked them if they would service and clean out the construction site at the end of our project. Mr. Shilo sent a crew with 2 pressure washing machines. I was so impressed, my client was so happy how incredible his guys left the site. Beautiful!!! I am so happy we used BN Enterprises services, I will recommend them to everyone. The best post card I have ever gotten. Plus Boaz Shilo gave me the discount. I would have been happy to pay him in full. Great company. Mr. Shilo has the best personality, friendly, professional. Just simply great. Thank you so much!!!