The Chief Creative Officer of the Washington, DC-based firm sees the power of design as a global theme

Pum Lefebure, co-founder and Chief Creative Officer of Design Army, www.designarmy.com, is one of only two US judges in the Design category at the global 61st Cannes Lions International Festival of Creativity, June 15-21, in France. She was selected to judge the world's leading celebration of creativity in communications.

POTOMAC, Md. (WUSA9) -- Montgomery County police have arrested a school teacher who they say admitted to recording a foreign exchange student in the shower without her knowledge.

Darrien Lamont Tucker, 39, has been charged with five counts of conducting visual surveillance of another person in a private place without that person's consent and with prurient intent.

Police say the victim, an 18-year-old foreign exchange student, was living with Tucker's family. Police describe Tucker as her host father.

The victim told police that on May 27 and 28, Tucker slid an iPad under the bathroom door while she was showering. After the incident, the victim used her phone to record tucker sliding the iPad under the door on further occasions. She also caught Tucker using a video camera which she placed outside the bathroom, according to police.

POTOMAC, Md. (WUSA9) -- Montgomery County police say they have charged two juveniles with three vandalism incidents in Potomac.

The first two vandalisms happened in the 11600 block of Seven Locks Road. At the Montgomery Child Care a swastika and the writing All Jews Burn was found on two buses. At the Young Israel of Potomac, police found a swastika drawn on the synagogue sign.

The third incident happened at a home in the 11100 block of Old Coach Road. A swastika and the letters SS were drawn on a windshield of a vehicle.

During the investigation, officers were able to get surveillance video showing the teens in these incidents. Police were able to identify the suspects with the help of a school resource officer.