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Watermen charged with an illegal oyster catch
Anne Arundel County – On November 22, 2009 at 10:00 pm, the Maryland Natural Resources Police (NRP) charged Tyron Anthony James, age 19 of Arnold, Md with possession of controlled dangerous substance of schedule II, Oxycodone, possession of a controlled dangerous substance I, marijuana and two counts of possession of CDS paraphernalia. The arrest occurred during a traffic stop that occurred on College Parkway, Annapolis. James was released on his own recognizance and no court has been set.
St. Mary’s County – On November 19, 2009, at approximately 12:10 pm., the Maryland Natural Resources Police (NRP) charged George Hoston Russell Jr. of Park Hall Md. with possession of unculled oysters. This incident occurred on St. Mary’s River during a routine inspection of a commercial fishing vessel.
St. Mary’s County – On November 20, 2009 at approximately 12:30 pm., the Maryland Natural Resources Police (NRP) charged James Phillip Nelson of Mechanicsville Md. with two counts of possession of unculled oysters. This incident occurred on Route 5 in Callaway, when Officers stopped Nelson’s vehicle for a routine traffic violation. Court is set for January 29, 2010 at 9:00 AM. in the St. Mary’s County, District Court.
Man shoved and hit wife, say cops
LEXINGTON PARK — According to police, on November 23, 2009, Cpl James Molitor responded to a Lexington Park residence for a report of a domestic-related disturbance. Cpl Molitor’s investigation revealed Timotheus James 32 years old of Lexington Park became involved a dispute. During the dispute, James pushed his wife to the floor and struck her repeatedly in the head. James was arrested, charged with second-degree assault and released to the custody of the St. Mary’s County Detention Center pending an appearance before the District Court Commissioner.
Old guy had pot, say cops
CALIFORNIA — Police say that on November 24, 2009, Dfc Charles Dodson conducted a traffic stop on a 1997 Ford Escort on Shady Mile Drive in California, Maryland. During the traffic stop, Joseph Herbert 53 years old of Mechanicsville was ordered from the vehicle. After Herbert had exited, Deputy First Class Dodson recovered a quantity of suspected Marijuana (2 grams valued at $6) from the area Herbert had been. Herbert was arrested, charged with possession of Marijuana and released to the custody of the St. Mary’s County Detention Center pending an appearance before the District Court Commissioner.
Woman lands car on the front porch of the house
PRINCE FREDERICK — Police say that On November 20 at 9:03 a.m. a 2002 Ford Explorer driven by Katie Ann Windsor, 29 of Prince Frederick, was traveling northbound on Adelina Road in Prince Frederick when her vehicle crossed the double yellow center lines and struck another car head-on. The second car, a 2001 Volkswagen Jetta, was being driven by Gaye S. Thoma, 56 also of Prince Frederick. The Ford then continued across the front yard of a home on Adelina Road, damaging the yard and a flower planter, coming to rest next to the front porch. The Volkswagen spun 180 degrees and came to rest partially in the road. Both drivers were transported by the Prince Frederick Volunteer Rescue Squad to Calvert Memorial Hospital. The crash is being investigated by Sgt. Richard McCourt who can be reached at 410-535-2800.
Elderly man died when he failed to yield
CHESAPEAKE BEACH — Calvert police report that on November 20 at 11:52 in the morning responded to the scene of a motor vehicle crash. Alfred Carlton Greene, 89 of Chesapeake Beach, operating a 1988 Dodge Lancer, had been traveling eastbound on Summer City Blvd. in Chesapeake Beach making a left turn onto northbound Willows Road (Md. Rt. 261/Bayside Road) when he failed to yield the right of way to an oncoming vehicle. The second vehicle, a 2000 Toyota Tacoma, traveling southbound on Willows Road, was being driven by Shawn Harrison Reinhardt, 36 of Chesapeake Beach. The Toyota struck the Dodge on the drivers’ side door. Both drivers were transported to Prince George’s Hospital Center Trauma Unit by MSP Trooper 2 where Mr. Greene succumbed to his injuries. A passenger in the Dodge, James Jerome Greene, 55 of Chesapeake Beach, was transported via ambulance to Calvert Memorial Hospital. The Calvert County Sheriff’s Office Crash Reconstruction Team is investigating. Anyone with information is asked to contact Cpl. Vladimir Bortchevsky at 410-535-2800 or bortchvi@co.cal.md.us.
Really dorky driver landed in a house in midnight spinout
SOLOMON’S ISLAND — Calvert cops say that a really challenged driver found a new way to park in a quiet residential neighborhood. On November 22 at 12:45 a.m. a 1994 Oldsmobile, driven by Joshua Paul Blankenship, 22 of Solomons, left the roadway at the corner of Sedwick Avenue and Langley Lane in Solomons and struck a house. Mr. Blankenship was transported by ambulance to Calvert Memorial Hospital with incapacitating injuries. The crash is being investigated by the Crash Reconstruction Team. Please contact Cpl. Vladimir Bortchevsky at 410-535-2800 or bortchvi@co.cal.md.us if you have further information.
Driver failed to yield, killed in crash
HUNTINGTOWN — Calvert Sheriff’s deputies report that on November 18 at 6:00 p.m. units from the Calvert County Sheriff’s Office responded to the intersection of Md. Rt. 4 southbound at Sheckells Road in Huntingtown for the report of a serious motor vehicle crash. Responding units quickly determined reconstructionists were needed. Members of the Calvert County Sheriff’s Office Crash Reconstruction Team responded and conducted a preliminary investigation.
Police say that it was determined that a 2005 GMC Yukon had been traveling south in the slow lane of Md. Rt. 4 when a 2008 Toyota Prius failed to yield the right of way to the GMC. The Toyota was exiting Sheckells Road attempting to cross the southbound lanes to go north onto Md. Rt. 4. The GMC struck the Toyota in the driver’s side of the vehicle and both vehicles continued south on Md. Rt. 4 for a short distance. The vehicles came to rest side by side along the guardrail separating the north and southbound lanes of Md. Rt. 4.
The driver of the Toyota, Warren Taylor Beard Jr., 51 of Huntingtown, was flown to P.G. Hospital by Trooper 7 where he succumbed to his injuries. The 14-year-old male passenger in the Toyota, also of Huntingtown, was taken to Children’s Hospital where he is listed in serious but stable condition. The driver of the GMC, David Matthew Law, 25 of Huntingtown, was treated on the scene and released. This crash is still under investigation. Anyone with information is asked to contact DFC Christopher Childress of the Crash Reconstruction Team at 410-535-2800.
Robbery Squad Makes Quick Work of Armed Wing Gang
WALDORF — Charles County Sheriff Rex W. Coffey said his robbery suppression plan played a major role in helping solve a citizen robbery that occurred last week in which a fast food delivery man was robbed at gunpoint by three teenagers who are all charged as adults and will make a big hit when they get to meet all of the gangsters and thugs living in the state prison.
Although the victim was not injured, the teens pointed a gun at him and threatened to hurt him if he did not cooperate report police.
“It’s that kind of behavior we simply will not tolerate,” said Sheriff Coffey, “and it’s why we initiated this operation. Our plan includes increased patrols, strong visibility, and enhanced communication. We’ve deployed officers’ normally assigned to administrative duties, utilized our crime analysis personnel to pinpoint crime trends, and placed officers in areas where they’re most needed. In the event a robbery does occur, we have officers and detectives on the scene within minutes to get information which could be vital to solving the case quickly.”
On November 17, detectives arrested Charles Dominique Williams, 16, Jonathan Elijah Savoy, 16, and Peter Royal Alfred, 18, all from Waldorf, in connection with the November 9 armed robbery of a delivery man in the 4200 block of Augusta Street. The investigation revealed the suspects called a local carryout restaurant and placed an order for delivery. The teens stood outside a house – chosen at random – and waited for the victim. Once the victim arrived, the suspects confronted him, pointed a handgun and demanded money and the food. The victim complied and the suspects fled with cash, chicken wings, subs, and fries.
Officers canvassed the area and detectives interviewed the victim, obtaining descriptions of the suspects and other important information. Investigators moved forward, quickly processing evidence which ultimately led to the suspects’ identities.
All three suspects were charged as adults with armed robbery which carries a penalty of up to 15 years in jail. Further, an additional five years could be added to the sentence since a handgun was used in the commission of the crime.
Cops say man choked his wife
LEXINGTON PARK — According to Capt. Edward Willenborg, a Lexington Park man “chocked” his wife. On November 11, 2009, Deputy Jason Maletto responded to a residence in Lexington Park for an assault. “Deputy Maletto determined Noe H. Ponce 23 years old of Lexington Park struck his wife in the face several times and choked her” reports Capt. Willenborg.
Police say that Ponce was arrested, charged with assault and released to the custody of the St. Mary’s County Detention Center pending an appearance before the District Court Commissioner.
Man’s shrimp boat didn’t come in so he went to Shoppers to steal
CALIFORNIA — Police say that when it comes to theft, no one bothers to steal sardines. But watch out for the jumbo shrimp. On November 11, 2009, Deputy Jason Maletto responded to Shoppers Food Warehouse in California, Maryland for a reported theft. Store staff observed Lloyd Owen Wenger Jr. 63, of St. Leonard attempting to leave the business without paying for several items to include bottles of sauce and a bag of frozen shrimp having a value of $52.56. Lloyd Wenger Jr. was charged on a criminal citation for theft under $100 and released pending a preliminary inquiry before the District Court of Maryland.
Cosmetics purloined, say police
CALIFORNIA — Police say that on November 11, 2009, Deputy Kristi Nelson investigated an alleged theft at the Walmart in California, Maryland. Deputy Nelson’s investigation determined Melissa Ann Messinese, 28, of Lusby attempted to exit the business without paying for various items to include cosmetics and clothing totaling $193.00.
Messinese was charged with theft under $1000 and released to the custody of the St. Mary’s County Detention Center pending an appearance before the District Court Commissioner.
Woman jailed without the steaks
CALIFORNIA — St. Mary’s Sheriff’s deputies report that on November 12, 2009, Cpl David Corcoran responded to the Food Lion Store in California, Maryland for the report of a theft.
Police say Cpl Corcoran’s investigation determined Kimberly Mary-Ellen Smith, 28, of Lexington Park took four packages of steak valued at $56.31 and left the business without paying. Cpl Corcoran located Smith nearby and arrested her for theft.
Kimberly Mary-Ellen Smith was charged with theft under $100 and released to the custody of the St. Mary’s County Detention Center pending an appearance before the District Court Commissioner.
Governor O’Malley’s photo pal arrested on pot charge
CALIFORNIA — State Police report that on Tuesday, November 10, 2009, at 6:31 am, Joshua Steven Decker, 21, of Park Hall was arrested by Tpr. M. J. Pitcher for Possession of Marijuana.
Mr. Decker was operating a red Chevrolet Camaro on northbound Three Notch Road when he failed to stop for the red light at the intersection of Three Notch Road and Patuxent Beach Road in California. Tpr. Pitcher initiated the traffic stop on Three Notch Road at Mervell Dean Road. Upon contact with Decker, a distinct odor of burnt Marijuana was emitting from the vehicle. Mr. Decker was found to be in possession of a partially burnt Marijuana cigarette.
He was taken into custody and transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center where he was held pending a bond review with the District Court Commissioner.
Decker appeared in a photo with Gov. Martin O’Malley last spring when the Governor joined Decker and others for a brew on the beach at the St. Inigoes boat ramp.
Man Charged with Forgery, Theft Scheme
CHARLOTTE HALL – State Police report that on Tuesday, November 10, 2009, at 8:36 am, TFC J. R. Stern responded to the PNC Bank located at 37650 Oak Station Road in Charlotte Hall for a subject being detained for passing stolen checks. Upon arrival, contact was made with the female employee who advised the suspect, Shawn Montgomery Beach, 52, of Hughesville was attempting to cash stolen checks. Mr. Beach had already cashed checks totaling over $1,400.00. He was taken into custody and transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center where he was charged with uttering bad checks, theft under $100.00 and forgery. Mr. Beach was detained at the St. Mary’s County Detention Center pending a bond review with the District Court Commissioner.
No License, No Problem
GREAT MILLS – Police say that on Tuesday, November 10, 2009 at 9:05 pm, Shane Eric Roberts, 26, of Great Mills was arrested by Tpr. N. E. Gresko on an outstanding Bench Warrant for Failing to Appear in District Court in Leonardtown on November 6, 2009. The original charges were traffic related and Driving on a Suspended License. Mr. Roberts was taken into custody at a residence on Liberty Street in Lexington Park and transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center where he was held pending a bond review with the District Court Commissioner.
Alleged Bad Ass DWI Driver Jailed
MECHANICSVILLE — State Police report that on Wednesday, November 11, 2009 at 3:35 pm, Robert Garry Jones, 46, of Mechanicsville was arrested by Tpr. E. J. Page on three outstanding Bench Warrants. All three warrants for Failing to Appear in District Court in Leonardtown on October 29, 2009. The charges were Driving on a Suspended License, Driving without a License and Attempting to Elude Police Officer by Fleeing on foot. Also charges were for Possession of Marijuana, Possession of CDS Paraphernalia, Driving on a Suspended License and Driving with the required License and Authorization. To round things out, charges for DWI/DUI, Driving on a Suspended License and Driving without the required License and Authorization. Mr. Jones was served the warrants at the St. Mary’s County Detention Center and held pending a bond review before the Court.
Hellion snatched off school bus after temper tantrum
CALIFORNIA – Maryland State Police report that on Wednesday, November 11, 2009 at 3:45 pm, Tpr. N. E. Gresko responded to a 911 simulcast of a male juvenile being disorderly on a school bus at FDR Blvd and Monterey Lane in California. Upon arrival, contact was made with the bus driver who advised a 13 year old male juvenile from Lexington Park was hitting the windows and seat and failing to listen to the driver. The juvenile was taken into custody and transported to the Leonardtown Barrack where he was processed and released to his guardian pending further action by Juvenile Services.
LEXINGTON PARK — According to Capt. Daniel Alioto, commander of the St. Mary’s County Vice Narcotics unit, detectives began an investigation into the distribution of prescription medication in a Lexington Park neighborhood after complaints about drug dealers operating in the area.
The target of the investigation emerged as Craig Wesley Norton, 38, of Lexington Park.
Police say that a Search and Seizure Warrant was obtained for Norton’s home located on Hillside Drive. Vice Narcotics Detectives were assisted by the St. Mary’s County Emergency Services Team. Once inside, Detectives located 160 Percocet pills. Suspect Norton was arrested and additional charges are pending a State’s Attorney’s Office review.
Vice Narcotics Detectives identified suspect Adriene Lydell Hebb, 31, of Leonardtown, as a distributor of cocaine. A search and Seizure Warrant was obtained and executed by the St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office Emergency Services Team. This residence, located in Hollywood, Maryland, was a distribution point for cocaine, say police.
Hebb was found to have more than $5,000 worth of cocaine as well as marijuana and firearms. Property proceeds were also seized. Suspect Hebb was originally being held on a “No Bond” status.
Alioto reports that during an undercover operation Vice Narcotics Detectives encountered Emmanuel Ezmon Fagon, 31, of Bowie, Maryland. Police say that Fagon had a large quantity of a substance he was trying to sell as cocaine. It was determined that the substance was not cocaine. Fagon was charged with “Possession of Fake with the Intent to Distribute”.
Garrick Malik Johnson, 20, of Lexington Park was arrested on an open Grand Jury Indictment for “Conspiring to Distribute Cocaine” and “Distribution of Cocaine”. Vice Narcotics Detectives identified Johnson as a cocaine distributor and purchases of cocaine were made.
Burglar cleaned out barn of auto parts
On Monday, November 2, 2009 at 10:37 am, Tpr. M. J. Pitcher responded to the 24000 block of Maypole Road in Leonardtown for the reported Theft under $1,000.00. Upon arrival, contact was made with the male complainant, 50, of Leonardtown who advised between October 29 and October 30, 2009, unknown suspect(s) entered the barn and stole a car battery, fan belt, two tires (185x65x14) and a lower engine pulley. Total loss of property estimated at $330.00. The suspect(s) also damaged the hood on the green 1997 Honda Civic and the OEM Honda radio unit, total damage is $190.00. Neighborhood checks were conducted with negative results. The investigation is ongoing.
Somebody wanted their mail
GREAT MILLS – Police report that on Tuesday, November 3, 2009 at 11:53 am, TFC C. M. Evans responded to the Great Mills Post Office in the 20000 block of Point Lookout Road in Great Mills for the reported Malicious Destruction of a mailbox. Contact was made with the female employees of the Post Office who advised unknown suspect(s) damaged a mailbox by drilling out the lock and removing the door from its hinges. Estimated damage to the mailbox is $100.00 and the incident is still under investigation.
Cops say woman dipped in till at Target
CALIFORNIA — Police say that an unauthorized partner was discovered at a local store. St. Mary’s Sheriff’s officers report that on October 19, 2009. Dfc Jason Maletto investigated an internal theft at the Target Store in California, Maryland. The investigation determined Rynica Dickerson, a Target employee, 22, of Lexington Park stole money from a cash register over a period of several weeks totaling $1,618.00. Dickerson was arrested, charged with theft and released to the custody of the St. Mary’s County Detention Center pending a hearing before the District Court Commissioner.
Kid punched, man arrested
ST. INIGOES — Police report that on October 20, 2009, Dfc Keith Moritz investigated a reported assault which occurred at a residence in St. Inigoes. James Wayne Murphy, 44, of St. Inigoes punched a 17 year old male. Murphy was arrested, charged with second degree assault and released to the custody of the St. Mary’s County Detention Center pending an appearance before the District Court Commissioner.
The utility pole jumped out in the road in front of him
On October 21, 2009, Cpl Deborah Milam responded to Maddox Road at Longview Beach for a report of a vehicle striking a pole. During Cpl Milam’s investigation, she determined the vehicle operator, Michael Williams, 43, of Waldorf was impaired. Further investigation resulted in the discovery of suspected liquid PCP inside the vehicle. Williams was arrested, charged with Driving While Impaired and possession of a controlled dangerous substance.
No arrest for shoplifting: A Grey Goose Trip to Hotel St. Mary’s avoided by signing citation
LEXINGTON PARK — Police report that on October 21, 2009, St. Mary’s Sheriff’s Deputy Matthew Rogers investigated a theft from McKays in Lexington Park. Police say that Dep Rogers investigation determined Oliver Smith, 23, of Great Mills removed merchandise (bottle of Vodka) from the business without paying. Smith, who had fled the business prior to Deputy Roger’s arrival was located nearby. Smith was charged on a criminal citation for Theft.
Gunfire on the Patuxent!
HOLLYWOOD — According to Maryland State Police Sgt. Jeff Jones, police were called after a man allegedly shot at two men on a boat in the waters of the Patuxent River in front of his shoreline.
On 10/22/09 at approximately 10:30 am, the Department of Natural Resources Police contacted the MSP Leonardtown Barrack in regards to a shooting that took place on the pier of a residence located at 43324 Riverside Dr., Hollywood, MD at 8 am.
John Linwood Trossbach Jr. and Nicholas Steven Clarke told police that they were boating in the Patuxent River approximately 500 to 1000 yards off shore of the above residence.
The suspect, Brian Egan Dalsey, 47, from the above address was observed standing on the pier brandishing a black handgun. The victims observed Dalsey firing into the water at approximately 20 feet off the pier. A brief verbal altercation took placed between the victims and Dalsey. As the victims were driving away from Dalsey he jumped into a boat located near the pier and began to drive towards the victims.
Dalsey approached the victims in his boat and again, pointed a small black handgun at them demanding that they leave.
Dalsey fled the scene prior to the arrival of law enforcement.
Later the same day BCI detectives executed two search and warrants at the above residence.
That evening, Dalsey was located at his residence and was taken into custody. He was transported to the St. Mary’s County Bureau of Criminal Investigations for questioning. He was later transported to the County Detention Center. He was served with an open warrant, charging him with two counts of 1st degree assault. Dalsey is incarcerated pending a hearing with the District Court Commissioner.
It’s the Christmas Stealing Season at the Mall in Waldorf!
WALDORF — It’s the Christmas stealing season for those who don’t wish to work and desire to prey on those who do.
The Mall in Waldorf is busy putting up decorations and shoppers are looking for sales and when they take a short break for lunch, they let their guards down and become victims of the lowlife cockroaches who lurk in every corner.
Charles County Sheriff’s spokesman Diane Richardson reports that on Oct. 21 at 1:54 p.m., officers responded to the food court at the St. Charles Town Center for the report of a theft in progress.
Investigation revealed two women were seated at separate tables eating lunch when an unknown suspect ran past each table and grabbed their purses. He ran down the corridor and into the parking lot.
A witness ran after the suspect and grabbed hold of him at a nearby business. The suspect broke free, dropping one of the stolen purses. Responding officers observed the suspect running through a neighborhood and gave chase on foot but lost sight of him as he entered a wooded area near Chestnut Street.
Officers canvassed the area and located the victims’ wallets, cell phones and other items. No one was injured.
The suspect is described as a black male in his late teens, thin build, and short hair. At the time of the theft, he was wearing a white polo style shirt, a gray t-shirt, and dark pants. Anyone with information is asked to call the Charles County Sheriff’s Office at (301) 932-2222. Officer D. Major is investigating.
Repo Man Didn’t Have a Gun; Mugged by Gang in Bad Hood
LEXINGTON PARK — Police say that on October 15, 2009 at approximately 1130 p.m., a 29-year-old male from Prince Frederick, Maryland was attempting to locate a vehicle he was repossessing in the area of Hilton Drive in Lexington Park.
The victim was confronted by three black males in their late teens or early twenties, wearing black hooded pullovers and two with black ball caps.
The three suspects began hitting the victim and attempted to get his wallet.
The victim fought back possibly injuring one of the assailants.
All three suspects then fled into a wooded area. St. Mary’s County BCI detectives are investigating the incident and ask anyone with information contact them at (301) 475-4200 ext. 1963.
Boatload of Baloney Lands Man in Slammer
– HOLLYWOOD — State Police report that on Thursday, October 1, 2009 at 8:06 pm, TFC R. B. Rezza responded to the 43000 block of Sunny Ridge Lane in Hollywood for the reported Assault. Upon arrival, contact was made with the male complainant, 45, of Hollywood. He advised he had gotten off his boat at the Joy Point Marina in California and was attempting to leave the area when he was approached by the suspect, Matthew William Briscoe (aka: Richard Thomas Kozek), 47, of California. An argument ensued over the suspect’s dog.
The victim was pushed to the ground and the suspect grabbed a wood splitting maul and threatened the victim with it. The victim went home where he reported the incident to the Maryland State Police.
TFC Rezza interviewed a male witness, 53, of Loveville who confirmed the victim’s story. TFC Rezza and TFC Moore went to the suspect’s residence and interviewed him about the incident. The suspect identified himself as Matthew William Briscoe, 47, of California but could not produce any identification. Mr. Briscoe was transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center where he was fingerprinted and was identified by the FBI as Richard Thomas Kozek of Florida.
Mr. Kozek provided false identity to avoid apprehension as Mr. Kozek had two outstanding open warrants in Florida which were both CDS related Trafficking and Cultivation of Cannabis.
Mr. Kozek is being held in the St. Mary’s County Detention pending his appearance before the court on the charges of Assault 2nd Degree, Open/Carry Deadly Weapon, False Statement to Police Officer and Hindering Police Investigation. Florida will Extradite Mr. Kozek from Maryland once local charges have been satisfied.
Old Guy Was the Hand Behind the Drug Stash
LEONARDTOWN — Almost a year later, police now say tha t on November 8th, 2008 St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office Patrol Deputies conducted a vehicle stop on Three Notch Road and Laurel Grove Road.
During the course of that vehicle stop a significant amount of cocaine was recovered.
The case was forwarded to Vice Narcotics for a case review with State’s Attorney Richard D. Fritz.
At the direction of the State’s Attorney further investigation was requested.
Vice Narcotics Detectives found that the cocaine was in fact placed inside the victim’s vehicle by suspect Benedict Ignatius Clarke aka “Dick” (Age 72 of Hollywood, Maryland).
The case is still under investigation and no further information will be released at this time
Really bad breath and Oxycodone…and booze!
CALLAWAY – State Police report that on Sunday, October 4, 2009 at 11:46 pm, Tpr. G. A. Thompson observed a black Ford F-150 traveling sound bound Point Lookout Road in Callaway exceeding the posted speed limit. The vehicle turned onto Piney Point Road and then turned into the Callaway Center and drove to the rear of Food Lion where the vehicle was stopped. Contact was made with the driver, David Wayne Howell, 41, of Leonardtown as he exited the vehicle. A strong odor of an alcoholic beverage was emitting from his breath. Mr. Howell was placed under arrest after completing the field sobriety tests in an unsatisfactory manner. Mr. Howell was found to be in possession of an Oxycodone pill. Mr. Howell was transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center where he was held pending his bond review with the District Court Commissioner.
DWI and to hell with the Court
LEONARDTOWN – Police say that on Tuesday, October 6, 2009 at 5:15 pm, Josh Mark Stafford, 23, of Lusby was arrested by Tpr. N. E. Gresko on an outstanding Bench Warrant for Failing to Appear in District Court in Leonardtown on October 2, 2009. The original charges are Driving on a Suspended License and DUI/DWI. Mr. Stafford turned himself in at the Leonardtown Barracks and was transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center where he was held pending a bond review with the District Court Commissioner.
More trouble for Adkins
HOLLYWOOD – State Police report that on Tuesday, October 6, 2009 at 6:45 pm, Larry Wayne Adkins, Jr. 25, of Hollywood was arrested by Tpr. N. E. Gresko on an outstanding Circuit Court Warrant for Failing to Follow Conditions of Probation. The original charge was possession of a handgun. Mr. Adkins was taken into custody at his residence in Hollywood and transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center where he was held pending his court appearance.
Dirty Dealing Gang Rob Man in
Woods Behind Liquor Store
LEXINGTON PARK (Oct. 7, 2009) — Police report that on October 7th at approximately 12:10 am, a 41 year old male victim, from Lexington Park was solicited by a known female, to purchase alcohol for her, when he was walking on Great Mills Road in Lexington Park.
Police say that the two then walked to the Sign of the Whale Liquor store, through a foot path in the woods, where he purchased her the alcohol.
When the pair re-entered the path, four black males assaulted the victim by kicking, punching and knocking him to the ground. They removed money and other items from his pockets. The female and four males then fled on foot. St. Mary’s County BCI detectives are currently investigating the incident.
St. Mary’s Deputy Michael Campbell collars two soda pop bandits.
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Waldorf Men Nabbed by Police in
Soda Pop Machine Break-ins
MECHANICSVILLE — Police report that on October 2, 2009, a lookout was broadcast for a Ford Explorer with Virginia registration. The occupants of the vehicle were just involved in a break in and theft from a coca cola machine located at Performance Custom Motorcycle in Mechanicsville, Maryland.
Deputy Campbell observed and stopped the suspect vehicle. Investigation and probable cause search revealed a crowbar in the vehicle.
The cola machine was pried open. The occupants of the vehicle were identified as Wayne Edward Brengle 37 of Waldorf, Maryland and Scott Christopher Beal 36 of Waldorf, Maryland. Brengle and Beal were arrested and charged with theft under $1,000 and destruction of property.
A short time later a second cola machine at Ridgell Service Center in Mechanicsville, Maryland was also discover broken into. The investigation revealed Brengle and Beal were also involved in this destruction of property and theft.
Brengle and Beal were additionally charged with Theft under $100, Destruction of Property over $500 and Destruction of property scheme.
Out of town trailer rustler nabbed
CLEMENTS — St. Mary’s Sheriff’s Capt. Terry Black reports that on October 1, 2009 at 9:02 P.M. Cpl. E. Johnson initiated a vehicle stop on a vehicle towing a trailer with no registration displayed in Clements, Maryland. A subsequent check of the trailer vehicle identification number revealed the trailer had been stolen in North Carolina. The operator of the vehicle, Brice L. Smith, age 31 of Conway, South Carolina was placed under arrest, charged with Theft over $1,000 and incarcerated in the Detention Center pending an appearance before the District Court Commissioner.
The Tale of Two-Store Shoplifting
CALIFORNIA — Police say that on October 2, 2009, Deputy M. Green responded to Lowes Home Center in California, Maryland for a report of a theft.
Police say that their investigation revealed Joanna Louise Gibson, 21 of Fairfax, Virginia entered Lowes, removed items from the store shelves and placed them into her purse. Gibson walked past all points of payment and exited the store without paying for the items.
As Lowes’ Loss Prevention Officer attempted to catch up with Gibson after she exited Lowes, he witnessed Gibson enter Michael’s Arts & Crafts.
Gibson allegedly removed items from the shelves from Michael’s Arts and Crafts, placed them into her pursed and exited the store without paying for the item. Gibson was stopped by the Loss Prevention Officer outside of Michaels Arts and Crafts. Gibson was arrested and charged with two counts of theft under $100.00.
Slapping ends in slammer time
CALIFORNIA — On October 3, 2009, deputies responded to the Wal-Mart store in California, Maryland for a report of an assault. Investigation revealed Christopher Van Harlow, 58 of Lexington Park, Maryland was engaged in a verbal dispute with the victim, which escalated into a physical assault when Harlow slapped the victim in the face. Harlow was arrested and charged with second-degree assault.
Fleet-footed Drug Dealer Found by Trooper
CALIFORNIA – On Friday, September 25, 2009 at 12:41 am, TFC M. B. Adams initiated a traffic stop on Three Notch Road south of Town Creek Drive in California for an equipment violation. The driver, Robert Anthony Robinson, 49, of Lexington Park was contacted and exited the vehicle and fled on foot. A short time later, Mr. Robinson was apprehended and placed under arrest. He was found to be in possession of five small plastic bags of Marijuana, a partially burnt cigarette containing Marijuana and drug paraphernalia. Mr. Robinson was transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center where he was held pending a bond review with the District Court Commissioner.
Midnight Building Supply: the case of five stolen boxes of siding
LEXINGTON PARK – Police Report that on Friday, September 25, 2009 at 7:41 am, TFC C. M. Evans responded to the 46000 block of Pembrooke Street in Lexington Park for the reported Theft. Upon arrival, contact was made with the male complainant, 53, of Saint Leonard. Five boxes of vinyl siding were delivered to a construction site on September 24th at 1:00 pm. Upon return the next morning, it was discovered that the five boxes of Carolina Beaded, color is Desert Tan were stolen from the construction site. The estimated loss is value at $200.00 per box, totaling a $1,000.00. The investigation continues and neighborhood checks are being conducted.
Hickory, Dickery, Dockery, her mouth ran out the clock
LEXINGTON PARK — State Police report that on Saturday, September 26, 2009 at 12:36 am, Tpr. N. E. Gresko responded to the 21000 block of Liberty Street in Lexington Park for the reported Disturbance. Upon arrival, contact was made with the male complainant, 25, of Lexington Park. He advised he was assaulted by Dahomy Reunite Dockery, 23, also of Lexington Park. Upon contact with Ms. Dockery, a strong odor of an alcoholic beverage was emitting from her breath and she was yelling and screaming obscenities at both the police and victim. She was taken into custody and transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center where she was held pending a bond review with the District Court Commissioner.
Cat Squad Cutting Up Parked Vehicles
OWINGS (Sept. 21, 2009) — The Cat Squad is back in force in Calvert County. Unknown suspects cut the catalytic converters off of four vehicles that were parked outside of B& D Truck and Auto on Investment Court in Owings. The theft, valued at $1600, occurred in the early morning hours of September 18. Please contact Lt. Steve Jones of CIT at 410-535-2800 ext. 2462 if you have further information.
Bop in the mouth, baseball bat and a silver knife
LEXINGTON PARK — Police report that on September 12, 2009 Deputy T. Seyfried responded to Lexington Park Ford for a report of a fight in progress. Upon arrival Dep. Seyfried met with the victim who reported he was in a verbal altercation with Joseph Wade Barnes, 47 of Lexington Park, Maryland. The verbal altercation became physical when Barnes punched the victim in the mouth. Barnes then brandished a silver pocket knife and threatened the victim. The victim fled. Barnes retrieved a metal baseball bat and pursed the victim. The victim was able to flee from Barnes and contacted the Sheriff’s Office to report the assault. Barnes was still on location when Deputy Seyfried arrived. Barnes was interviewed, arrested and charged with first and second degree assault.
Boozing driver fought cop
MECHANICSVILLE — Police report that on September 12, 2009 Raymond Louis Holt, Jr., 44 of Mechanicsville, Maryland was operating a vehicle and was observed by Deputy H. Allen committing a traffic violation. Deputy Allen attempted stopped Holt’s vehicle be initiating the emergency equipment on her marked St. Mary’s County Sheriffs Office cruiser but Holt refused to stop. Holt abruptly stopped his vehicle and fled on foot. Deputy Allen gave chase and apprehended Holt. As Deputy Allen was attempting to handcuff Holt he refused to submit and tried to pull away from Deputy Allen. Deputy Allen was able to subdue and handcuff Holt. Holt was charged with driving while intoxicated, fleeing and eluding and resisting arrest.
Crack Pipe Pair
AVENUE – Police report that on Saturday, September 5, 2009 at 10:30 am, Paul Kenneth Plymire 3rd, 24, of Mechanicsville and William Earl Clinton, 31, of Abell were arrested by Cpl. J. L. Linger for Possession of a Controlled Dangerous Substance and Possession of CDS Paraphernalia. Cpl. Linger observed a brown Pontiac Grand Am on Colton Point Road and Waterloo Circle in Avenue and stopped it for an equipment violation. Mr. Plymire was found to be in possession of a glass CDS smoking device with Marijuana and he was charged accordingly. He was also issued an Safety Equipment Repair Order for the tinted windows. Mr. Clinton was found to be in possession of a plastic baggie containing Cocaine. Mr. Clinton was charged accordingly and both were transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center where they were held pending a bond review with the District Court Commissioner.
Woman charged as cat burglar in wedding ring theft
LEXINGTON PARK – State Police report that on Sunday, September 6, 2009 at 1:59 pm, TFC D. S. Brill responded to the 21000 block of Great Mills Road in Lexington Park for the reported Theft over $500.00. Upon arrival, contact was made with the female complainant, 52, of Great Mills. She advised unknown suspect(s) entered the residence and stole the victim’s purse. Items stolen were a black Razor cellular phone valued at $100.00, several credit cards, a music CD valued at $15.00, brown wallet, valued at $10.00, black purse valued at $30.00 a diamond wedding ring and gold band valued at $7,500.00 and $500.00 in cash. Total loss is estimated at $8,165.00. Neighborhood checks were conducted and a suspect was identified. TFC Brill and TFC E. Evans responded to the suspect’s residence in the 45000 block of Foxchase Drive in Great Mills. The suspect, Paulette Daisy Fisher, 52, of Great Mills was located. TFC Brill recovered everything except for the wedding ring and gold band and the $500.00 cash. The recovered property was returned to the victim. Ms. Fisher was taken into custody and to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center where she was held pending a bond review with the District Court Commissioner.
Man refused to hand over captured burglar to cops, is arrested
LEXINGTON PARK — St. Mary’s Sheriff’s spokesman DFC. Cindy Allen reports that on September 12, 2009 Deputies responded to a residence of Briar Patch Lane in Lexington Park, Maryland for a report of a Burglary in progress.
Upon arrival Deputies found David Norman Bell, 30 of Solomons, Maryland holding Tyler Richard Tennille, 29 of Calient, Nevada down on the ground outside of the victim’s residence. Deputies instructed Bell to get up off of Tennille, as they were on the scene and attempting to investigate the circumstance.
The deputies told Bell they could control Tennille while they were conducting their investigation. Bell refused and continued to hold Tennille down. Deputies again explained to Bell they would control Tennille, and he (Bell) needed to get up so they could speak to them to determine what was going on. Bell again refused, had to be physically removed from Tennille.
Once removed Bell continued to try to advance on Tennille and refused to obey the Deputy request to stand back. Bell told the Deputies “I don’t have to listen to you.” Bell was arrested for obstruction of justice and hindering an investigation. Further investigation revealed Tennille was extremely intoxicated and forced his way into the victim’s residence believing it was his residence.
Once escorted from the residence, Tennille continued to attempt to reenter the victim’s residence by banging his shoulder against and kicking the door. Tennille was arrested and charged with fourth degree burglary.
Getting College Career Started Right With New Bong and Drug Charges
ST. MARY’S CITY — Police report that on September 2, 2009, Deputies R. Nielson and H. Allen were patrolling Trinity Church Road in St. Mary’s City, Maryland conducting a patrol check.
The deputies walked to the beach area of the property and observed two individuals attempting to walk away.
As the deputies approached, they observed Kevin Richard Paul, 19 of Frederick, Maryland drop and object on the ground by his feet.
Deputy Nielson retrieved the object, which was identified a smoking device containing suspected marijuana.
Further investigation revealed Joseph Ellsworth Clemens, 20 of Keedysville, Maryland was in possession of a controlled dangerous substance (suspected marijuana). Paul and Clemens were arrested and charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance (marijuana) and possession of a controlled dangerous substance paraphernalia.
Showing Shortcomings
LEXINGTON PARK — Police say that on September 2, 2009, Deputy M. Worrey responded to Lancaster Park in Lexington Park, Maryland for a report of an individual exposing himself. Investigation revealed Kenneth Paul Stone, 34 of no fixed address was standing in Lancaster Park completely nude exposing himself to citizens bike riding in the park. Stone was located, identified, arrested and charged with indecent exposure.
Peeping Eddie had short fuse in cop car; long life of alcohol abuse bouncing around homeless shelters and VA hospitals
HOLLYWOOD — On September 4, 2009 at 9:37 P.M. Deputies responded to a residence in Hollywood, Maryland for the report of a subject peering into windows of the victim’s residence. Deputies were able to locate the suspect, Edward A. Deane, age 49, hiding in the woods to the rear of the residence.
Upon being placed under arrest Deane became combative and a short struggle ensued. Deane was placed in the rear of the police unit where he attempted to kick the rear window out of the vehicle. Deane was transported to the Detention Center, charged with Trespassing, Resisting Arrest, Property Destruction and incarcerated pending an appearance before the District Court Commissioner.
On a DWI conviction, Deane was given an 18 month sentence in jail and was allowed parole for participation in an alcohol program at Jude House, which didn’t work out and then was allowed to participate in an alcohol program at the Veterans Administration in October of 2008.
In 2007, while a resident of the Three Oaks Shelter, Dean was found guilty in Charles County of possession of alcohol in public and fined $1 with the fine and court costs suspended.
While living at the Three Oaks Shelter in Lexington Park in 2006, Deane was charged with burglary and charges against him were dropped.
In November of 2008, Deane was charged with trespassing and upon being found guilty, was given 90 days in jail with 89 days suspended.
While a resident of Lighthouse Mission on Beachwood Lane in Hollywood, Md., Deane was charged on June 27, 2009 with destruction of property and disorderly conduct in Anne Arundel County by the Maryland State Police.
In 1997, charges of assault were dropped against Deane after being arrested by St. Mary’s Deputy Diane Thompson.
In 1997 in Baltimore, apparently before he was shipped to the Three Oaks Homeless Shelter in Lexington Park, Deane was charged with burglary and the charges were put on the stet docket.
Dean served 29 days of 90 sentence in Washington County for trespass while a resident of the Veterans Administration hospital at Martinsburg, W. Va.
Alcohol is his friend; 2 times breaking into home earned man room at Hotel St. Mary’s
PARK HALL (Sept. 7, 2009) The Postman knocks twice but sometimes, so do drunken burglars. Police say that on September 5, 2009 at 4:59 A.M. deputies responded to a report of a Burglary in Progress in Park Hall, Maryland. Investigation revealed Patrick B. Zelinski, age 25, of Silver Springs, Maryland was intoxicated and entered the victim’s home though a rear door. Zelinski was confronted by the victim and fled the residence.
A short time later Zelinski returned to the residence and entered through the front door and was again confronted by the victim.
Zelinski advised the victim he was sorry and left the residence.
Zelinski was located on the front porch of the victim’s residence and placed under arrest, charged with 2 counts of Burglary and incarcerated in the Detention Center pending an appearance before the District Court Commissioner.
Who might that be late on a Midsummer Night at the College?
ST. MARY’S CITY (Sept. 7, 2009) — Police report that on September 7, 2009 at 2:32 A.M. Deputy M. Boyer responded to St. Mary’s College for the report of a subject trespassing on school property after being served a Notice Not to Trespass. College Public Safety Officer, M. Colvin confronted Alan R. Dobson, age 18, of Leonardtown after Dobson was observed in the area. Dobson provided a false name to Colvin and was placed under arrest. Dobson was charged with Trespass on Private Property and incarcerated in the Detention Center pending an appearance before the District Court Commissioner.
Drugs hidden in woman’s bra for taking into jail
MECHANICSVILLE — Capt. Terry Black reports that on September 6, 2009 during a search of Cecelia A. Marshall, age 45, of Mechanicsville, Maryland, Correctional Officer A. Holton discovered CDS in the bra of Marshall. Marshall had entered the St. Mary’s Detention Center following sentencing on an unrelated matter in District Court. Marshall was charged with Possession of CDS – Not Marijuana, Possess Contraband in a Place of Confinement, Removing the Label on a Controlled Prescription Bottle.
Pot Packing Pedestrian
DUNKIRK — On August 19, 2009 at 11:00 p.m., Trooper First Class Merkelson stopped to check the welfare of a pedestrian on the shoulder of southbound Rt. 4, south of Rt. 260 in Dunkirk. Anthony J. Sellers, Jr., 37 of Chesapeake Beach, was found to be in possession of marijuana. He was arrested and transported to the Calvert County Detention Center for processing.
Theft from Vehicle:
On August 20, 2009 at 5:07 p.m., Trooper Cavill responded to the 600 block of Lisa Lane, Lusby, for a reported theft. Unknown suspect(s) had removed a GPS and Radar Detection Unit from the victim’s vehicle.
Theft:
On August 21, 2009 at 1:52 p.m., Trooper Saucerman responded to the 3000 block of Warren Gibson Rd., Huntingtown, for a reported theft. Unknown suspect(s) had stolen several pieces of lawn equipment from the victim’s trailer.
Theft of Tags:
On August 23, 2009 at 6:30 p.m., Trooper Lewis responded to Mason Rd., Prince Frederick, for a reported theft. Unknown suspect(s) had removed the Maryland Registration tags 5EHS40 from the victim’s vehicle.
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Theft of Heat Pump:
On August 24, 2009 at 6:30 a.m., Trooper Saucerman responded to a business in the 9800 block of Old Solomons Island Rd., Owings, for a reported theft of a heat pump. A Carrier heat pump had been taken from the side of the building.
Theft:
On August 24, 2009 at 3:24 p.m., Trooper First Class Greggs responded to the Office Building at 130 Hospital Rd., Prince Frederick, for a reported theft. The manager of the office where the theft occurred stated that unknown suspect(s) had removed cash from a small lock box. Investigation continues.
Theft of Motorcycles:
On August 24, 2009 at 8:00 p.m., Trooper First Class Lass responded to the 11400 block of H. G. Trueman Rd., Lusby, for a reported theft of two motorcycles. A Kawasaki KLX110 green/white motorcycle and a Yamaha TTR125 blue/white with missing back fender had been removed from the back yard of the residence by unknown suspect(s).
Punk charged with stabbing at track
BUDDS CREEK — Police report that on August 21, 2009, Deputies responded to Potomac Speedway in Mechanicsville for a report of an assault. Investigation revealed a 15 year old, juvenile male from Chesapeake Beach, Maryland was involved in a verbal altercation with the victim, which escalated into a physical fight. The juvenile produced a knife and stabbed the victim. The juvenile was located, arrested and charged with first and second-degree assault.
Serial Caller Will Get Mail in Jail
LEONARDTOWN — St. Mary’s Sheriff’s officers report that on August 22, 2009, Deputies responded to Liberty Street in Lexington Park, Maryland for a conservator of the peace call. Investigation revealed JL (no middle name) Skinner, 28 of California, Maryland had been served, as a respondent, with a Protective Order on March 10, 2009. The Protective Order was still active. JL Skinner was ordered not to have any contact with the petitioner of the order. Investigation revealed Skinner had attempted to contact the petitioner several times by telephone and in person on August 22, 2009. Skinner was arrested and charged with violating the conditions of the Protective Order.
Aiming Gun Nets Charges
HOLLYWOOD — Police say that on August 22, 2009, Deputies responded to a residence of JD Way in Hollywood, Maryland for a report of a domestic disturbance. Investigation revealed Jeffrey Scott Boyce, Sr. 43 of Hollywood, Maryland was involved in a verbal dispute with the victim. The dispute escalated when Boyce pointed a long gun towards the victim. Boyce was arrested and charged with reckless endangerment.
Bucks Fighting Over Doe Used Pipe
PARK HALL — According to St. Mary’s Sheriff’s spokesman DFC Cindy Allen, on August 22, 2009, Deputies responded to a residence in Garrett Trailer Park, Park Hall, Maryland for a report of an assault. Investigation revealed James Walter Wheeler, Jr. 20 of Dameron, Maryland and Carroll Leon Alvey, 20 of Lexington Park, Maryland tricked the victim into meeting them at Cooks Liquor Store, which is located just outside of the trailer Park. Wheeler and Alvey then assaulted the victim by striking him in the head with a pipe. Alvey was upset because the victim was dating a former girlfriend of his. Both Alvey and Wheeler were arrested and charged with first and second-degree assault.
Customer’s wallet stolen after test drive of new car
PRINCE FREDERICK — State Police report that on August 22, 2009 at 2:57 p.m., Trooper First Class Bowling responded to the Bayside Chevrolet/Toyota on Solomon’s Island Rd., Pr. Frederick, for a reported theft. While test driving a vehicle, the victim had placed his wallet in the center console. Upon returning to the dealership to complete the necessary paperwork, the wallet had been removed. Investigation revealed Jeffrey A. Nalls, Jr., 18 of Port Republic, took the item and after removing the cash, had discarded the wallet in a storm drain. The cash and the wallet were recovered. Charges against Nalls are pending.
Sobriety Checkpoint
CLEMENTS — State Police report that they last week held a Sobriety Checkpoint was conducted on Budds Creek Road in the area of Bayside Road in Clements. A total of 205 vehicles were stopped in the checkpoint, 2 drivers were arrested for driving under the influence at the checkpoint, 1 additional driver was arrested for driving under the influence by an observation unit after a traffic stop for an illegal U turn.
Harper heavy hitter in a fight
LEXINGTON PARK — On August 26, 2009, deputies responded to a residence on Aspen Way in Lexington Park for a report of an assault. Investigation revealed Javonnie Kimberly Harper, 25 of Lexington Park was engaged in a verbal dispute with the victim, which escalated into a physical assault when Harper struck the victim several times. Harper was arrested and charged with second-degree assault.
Barnes says hooey to Judge’s order
GREAT MILLS — Sheriff’s officers report that on February 17, 2009, Judge Cathy Serrette issued a Protective Order, ordering no contact between Shadreka Kamya Barnes, 18 of no fixed address and the petitioner of the order. The Protective Order was served on Shadreka Barnes and is currently in effect. On August 26, 2009, deputies responded to the Sheetz located in Great Mills, Maryland for a report of a fight in progress. Investigation revealed Shadreka Barnes had assaulted the victim and was in violation of the February 17, 2009 Protective Order. Barnes was arrested and charged with second-degree assault and violation of a Protective Order.
Stuffing cigars with pot for fun and profit
CALLAWAY — State Police report that on Monday, August 17, 2009 at 12:56 pm, Sarah Elizabeth Gibson, 23, of Mechanicsville and Billy Dale Jackle, 28, of Lexington Park were arrested by Tpr. N. E. Gresko for Possession of Marijuana. Gibson was operating a black Ford Bronco on Point Lookout Road when she was stopped for an equipment violation at Piney Point Road in Callaway. While speaking with Gibson an odor of burnt Marijuana was detected emitting from her clothing. Both Gibson and Jackle were found to be in possession of two Marijuana cigars and a small baggie of Marijuana. Both subjects were taken into custody and transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center where they were held pending a bond review with the District Court Commissioner.
Burglar buddies traveling in Lexus nailed by cops
On Aug. 19 at 3:50 p.m., Charles County Sheriff’s officers responded to the 15000 block of Potomac River Drive in Cobb Island for a burglary in progress. According to a witness, the suspects were observed removing an air conditioning unit from a window and enter the house. Upon arrival, officers were given a description of the suspects who fled in a dark gray Lexus.
Responding officers observed the car on Rock Point Road heading toward Crain Highway and initiated a traffic stop.
The occupants, Anthony Acqua, 20, of Yowaiski Mill Road in Country Lakes in Mechanicsville; Jonathan Edward Delozier, 21, of Terry Drive in Port Tobacco, and Kevin Wayne Mullins, 20 of White Plains, were arrested and charged with first-degree burglary. Officers D. Behm, D. Bell and Sgt. P. Gregory made the arrests.
On August 11th, St. Mary’s States Attorney Richard Fritz dropped burglary, theft and malicious destruction of property charges against Delozier, according to court records.
On August 26th, Delozier is set for trial on four counts of theft in Charles County after being arrested in March.
Burglars rack up goodies from cars at St. Mary’s Landing Apartments
LEXINGTON PARK — Police report that on Wednesday, August 5, 2009 at 10:30 am, Tpr. B. Wiesemann responded to the 46000 block of Columbus Drive in Lexington Park for the reported Malicious Destruction of Property. Upon arrival, contact was made with the female complainant, 24, of Lexington Park. Unknown suspect(s) had ripped the convertible top on her tan 2002 Chrysler Sebring and there were several dents in the passenger door. Neighborhood checks were conducted with negative results.
On Sunday, August 2, 2009 at 2:30 pm, TFC D. S. Brill responded to the 46000 block of Columbus Drive in Lexington Park for the reported theft from motor vehicle. Upon arrival, contact was made with the female complainant, 24, of Lexington Park who advised during the night unknown suspect(s) broke into the victim’s blue 2004 Ford Explorer stealing a prescription medication, $960.00 in currency and a GPS system valued at $100.00.
Burglar cleans out $700 from purse
LEONARDTOWN – Maryland State Police report that on Tuesday, August 11, 2009 at 4:00 pm, TFC J. G. Fleetwood responded to the 24000 block of Maypole Road in Leonardtown for the reported Theft over $500.00. Upon arrival, contact was made with the female complainant, 73, of Leonardtown who advised unknown subject entered her residence between July 21, 2009 and August 11, 2009 and stole approximately $700.00 cash from a purse inside the residence. The investigation continues.
Burglars walk off with cash register
INDIAN HEAD — Charles Sheriff’s officers report that on Aug. 13 at 7:54 a.m., officers responded to Subway in the 4600 block of Indian Head Highway in Indian Head for the report of a burglary. Investigation revealed unknown suspects broke a window to gain entry. As officers checked the shop, they noticed the back door to Gina’s – an adjacent business – had been forced open. The owner responded and advised his cash register had been stolen. Nothing was stolen from Subway. Officer S. Davis is investigating.
Chain gang works over tow trucks
WALDORF — Police say that on Aug. 17 at 8:57 a.m., officers responded to Myers Auto Service at 11710 Pika Drive in Waldorf for the report of a burglary. Unknown suspects gained entry into the fenced storage lot and stole tow chains from three different tow trucks. The suspects also stole items from several other vehicles that were in the lot. The scene was processed for evidence. Officer J. Walter is investigating.
Burglars couldn’t eat just one
WALDORF — Police say that a midnight snack attack motivated a burglar to break into a store. On Aug. 15 at 2:50 a.m., officers received an intrusion alarm at Moreland’s Country Store at 14950 Woodville Road in Waldorf. Upon arrival, officers observed the glass on the front door had been broken out. Once inside, the suspect stole three bags of potato chips then fled. Officer M. Rodriguez is investigating.
Loud and wild woman hurled hock on cop
PARK HALL — – Police report that on Saturday, August 15, 2009 at 4:36 pm, Cheryl Ann Kaspar, 45, of Edgewater was arrested by Tpr. G. A. Thompson for Assault on a Police Officer. Tpr. Thompson responded to Point Lookout Road and Park Hall Road in Park Hall to assist Deputy Nielson on a traffic stop. Once on the scene, Ms. Kaspar became disorderly. Tpr. Thompson ordered Ms. Kaspar to calm down and stop yelling. She spit on Tpr. Thompson and was arrested for Assault 2nd Degree on a Police Officer. Ms. Kaspar was transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center where she was held pending a bond review with the District Court Commissioner.
Clerk charged with theft from store
MECHANICSVILLE — Maryland State Police report that on Friday, August 7, 2009 at 4:00 pm, Tpr. M. J. Pitcher responded to the Burch Mart located at 28270 Three Notch Road in Mechanicsville for the reported Theft. Upon arrival, contact was made with the female complainant, who advised she had completed an audit for the past 60 days and discovered that Patricia Michelle Elder, 19, of Mechanicsville was stealing money from the establishment for the past two months. Ms. Elder was taken into custody and transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center where she was incarcerated pending a bond review with the District Court Commissioner. She was charged with Theft over $500.00 and Theft Scheme over $500.00
Driver unimpressed by DWI convictions
LEONARDTOWN – Maryland State Police report that on Saturday, August 8, 2009 at 5:00 am, Jose Luis Turcios, Jr., 29, of Hyattsville was arrested by Tpr. J. Gibson. Mr. Turcios had two outstanding Bench Warrants for Failing to Appear in the District Court in Montgomery County on November 23, 2006. The original charge was Driving While Intoxicated. The second Bench Warrant issued by the District Court in Montgomery County on October 23, 2006. The original charge was Failing to Follow Conditions of Probation for DWI. Mr. Turcios was taken into custody and transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center where he was held pending a bond review with the District Court Commissioner.
No driver’s license, no problem
LEONARDTOWN – Police say that on Monday, August 10, 2009 at 7:52 am, Thomas Dale Nelson, 31, of Leonardtown was arrested by Tpr. R. L. Jackson on an outstanding Bench Warrant for Failing to Appear in District Court in Leonardtown on August 4, 2009. The original charge was Driving on a Suspended and Revoked Driver’s License. Mr. Nelson turned himself in at the Leonardtown Barrack where he was transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center and held pending a bond review with the District Court Commissioner.
Punk charged with stabbing at track
BUDDS CREEK — Police report that on August 21, 2009, Deputies responded to Potomac Speedway in Mechanicsville for a report of an assault. Investigation revealed a 15 year old, juvenile male from Chesapeake Beach, Maryland was involved in a verbal altercation with the victim, which escalated into a physical fight. The juvenile produced a knife and stabbed the victim. The juvenile was located, arrested and charged with first and second-degree assault.
Serial Caller Will Get Mail in Jail
LEONARDTOWN — St. Mary’s Sheriff’s officers report that on August 22, 2009, Deputies responded to Liberty Street in Lexington Park, Maryland for a conservator of the peace call. Investigation revealed JL (no middle name) Skinner, 28 of California, Maryland had been served, as a respondent, with a Protective Order on March 10, 2009. The Protective Order was still active. JL Skinner was ordered not to have any contact with the petitioner of the order. Investigation revealed Skinner had attempted to contact the petitioner several times by telephone and in person on August 22, 2009. Skinner was arrested and charged with violating the conditions of the Protective Order.
Aiming Gun Nets Charges
HOLLYWOOD — Police say that on August 22, 2009, Deputies responded to a residence of JD Way in Hollywood, Maryland for a report of a domestic disturbance. Investigation revealed Jeffrey Scott Boyce, Sr. 43 of Hollywood, Maryland was involved in a verbal dispute with the victim. The dispute escalated when Boyce pointed a long gun towards the victim. Boyce was arrested and charged with reckless endangerment.
Bucks Fighting Over Doe Used Pipe
PARK HALL — According to St. Mary’s Sheriff’’s spokesman DFC Cindy Allen, on August 22, 2009, Deputies responded to a residence in Garrett Trailer Park, Park Hall, Maryland for a report of an assault. Investigation revealed James Walter Wheeler, Jr. 20 of Dameron, Maryland and Carroll Leon Alvey, 20 of Lexington Park, Maryland tricked the victim into meeting them at Cooks Liquor Store, which is located just outside of the trailer Park. Wheeler and Alvey then assaulted the victim by striking him in the head with a pipe. Alvey was upset because the victim was dating a former girlfriend of his. Both Alvey and Wheeler were arrested and charged with first and second-degree assault.
Three Punks Pounced on Victim, Stole Phone, say Cops
WALDORF (Aug. 25, 2009) — Charles County Sheriff’s officers have identified and arrested a 17-year old Waldorf male and a 16-year-old male from Brandywine in connection with a robbery and assault that occurred on June 7 on St. Thomas Drive. During the robbery, the suspects assaulted the victim and stole his cell phone. A warrant has been obtained for a third suspect, Francis Jerome Butler, 25, of Waldorf. All three suspects face charges of robbery and first-degree assault. Officer Wimberly is investigating.
Burglars Get Up Early in the Morning for Clean Carpet
On Aug. 23 at 5:50 a.m., officers responded to an intrusion alarm at Superior Carpet Cleaning and Restoration at 12325 Washington Square in Waldorf. Upon arrival, officers found the garage door had been partially pried open. A K-9 officer searched the building but the suspects had already fled. The owner responded and said it did not appear anyone gained entry. Nothing was reported stolen. Officer K. Gross is investigating.
Black Bandit Cleans out 7-11
On Aug. 23 at 12:58 a.m., a man entered the 7-11 located at 309 East Smallwood Drive in Waldorf, displayed a gun and demanded money. The clerk complied and the suspect fled northbound on foot toward Barrington Drive. The suspect was wearing a black shirt, black mask (only eyes and forehead visible), and black wool gloves. No one was injured. Officer M. Bourgeois is investigating.
Burglars like videos
Sometime between Aug. 12 – Aug. 21, unknown suspects broke into a house in the 12700 block of La Plata Road in Waldorf and stole multiple DVDs and video cassettes. Officer J.D. Rager is investigating.
Officer discovers torched truck
RIDGE (Aug. 24, 2009) — An off-duty police officer on Sunday afternoon discovered a Ford F-150 pickup burning at Cornfield Harbor, a remote area of St. Mary’s County near the Potomac River.
The truck, owned by Duane Cantrell, was torched deliberately, according to Deputy State Fire Marshal Jeff Frye, and the loss was set at $10,000.
The fire was brought under control in about 10 minutes by Ridge VFD.
Fire set at rear of Carpet Store
WALDORF (Aug. 24, 2009) — A fire was set in a 80 x 20 storage container at the rear of Dave’s Discount Carpets located on Rt. 925 in Waldorf overnight, according to Deputy Fire Marshal Jeff Frye.
Responding firefighters from Waldorf VFD put the fire out in minutes and the cause was determined to be arson. A value of $500 was set by the fire marshal.
Armed Robber Lives Close to Work
Cops plucked him blocks from gas station he is charged with robbing
WALDORF — Charles County Sheriff Rex W. Coffey announced the arrest of William Pervis Savage, Jr., 25, of Waldorf, who was charged in connection with the July 29 armed robbery of the BP gas station at 2050 Crain Highway in Waldorf.
Detectives in the Major Crimes Unit developed Savage as a suspect and obtained an arrest warrant charging him with armed robbery, first-degree assault, and second-degree assault.
Savage was located on Aug. 11 at his residence on Council Oak Drive, say police.
A search warrant was conducted and officers recovered several items of evidence related to the robbery. The Major Crimes Unit is continuing their investigation.
Thieves find booty by breaking into vehicles
WALDORF — Police report that between Aug. 11 at 10 p.m. – Aug. 12 at 7 a.m., unknown suspects broke into a total of three cars on Downshire Court, Mill Hill Road and Granite Court in Waldorf and stole GPS units, stereo equipment, CD’s and credit cards. The Sheriff’s Office is reminding residents to remove personal property from their vehicles and secure their cars at all times. Anyone with information should call the Charles County Sheriff’s Office at (301) 932-2222 or Crime Solvers at 1-866-411-TIPS. Officer L. Blake is investigating.
Motorcyclist Critical
after Crash
WHITE PLAINS — Police report that on Aug. 12 at 2:44 p.m., officers responded to St. Charles Parkway at Billingsley Road in White Plains for the report of a motorcycle crash. Investigation revealed the operator of the motorcycle – a 22 –year-old Charlotte Hall man – was traveling north on St. Charles Parkway when he lost control, struck a curb and was ejected from the bike. The victim was flown to Prince George’s Hospital Center in critical condition. Officer R. Taylor is investigating.
Woman mugged in her driveway; tried to fight off attacker
WALDORF — While others work, those who won’t work prey on them as they return from work. Gangs of youths sit around and study the habits of those they wish to rob and strike, usually in the dark. Since they won’t learn, won’t work and live off of others, choosing a life of crime is perfect for them as at an early age, as shown by last week’s robbery and murder of a Latino on Truro Lane.
The difference in this week’s mugging is that the victim lived.
Charles County Sheriff’s officers report that on Aug. 11 at 11 p.m., the victim was entering a house in the 6600 block of Muskrat Court in Waldorf when the suspect approached and tried to steal her purse.
The victim resisted but the suspect was able to wrestle the purse from her. Officers canvassed the area and discovered most of the victim’s belongings in her backyard. Officer J. Dodge is investigating.
Liz was shown the door at bar; yelled outside, went to clink
CALIFORNIA — St. Mary’s Sheriff’s officers report that on August 8, 2009, deputies responded to a disturbance call at Donovan’s Pub in California, Maryland for a report of a disturbance. Investigation revealed Elizabeth Parish Dorr, 42 of Leonardtown was asked to leave the business several time but refused. Dorr was outside in the parking lot waiting for a ride when she became belligerent with the deputies on the scene. Dorr was asked several times to stop yelling and calm down, which she refused. Several patrons of the business began watching her disorderly behavior. Ms. Dorr was arrested and charged with failing to obey a lawful order of a police officer and disorderly conduct.
Woman charged with becoming Wal-Mart partner
CALIFORNIA — St. Mary’s Sheriff’s deputies say that on August 6, 2009, Dfc. J. Maletto responded to the Wal-Mart for a report of a theft. Investigation revealed Lawanda Bernita Ford, 33 of Lexington Park, Maryland stole over $3,000 between July 15, 2009 and August 5, 2009 from the cash register she was assigned to work. Ford was arrested and charged with theft over $500, theft under $500 and theft scheme.
Scalping Threat Sends Victim Running
On August 8, 2009, deputies responded to a threats complaint in Mechanicsville, Maryland. Investigation revealed the victim was in a verbal altercation, which escalated into a physical assault when Victoria Marie Hunt, 21 of Mechanicsville, Maryland took a kitchen knife, raised it above her head and threatened to stab the victim. The victim fled the residence. Hunt was arrested and charged with second-degree assault.
Smackdown at Jumping Jacks
OAKVILLE — St. Mary’s Sheriff’s spokesman DFC Cindy Allen reports that on August 8, 2009, deputies responded to a disturbance complaint at Jumping Jacks Restaurant in Mechanicsville, Maryland. Investigation revealed the victim was in a verbal altercation, which escalated into a physical assault when Husan NMN Sarikaya, 53 of Lusby, Maryland struck the victim several times in the face with his hand. A third party attempted to intervene and was struck by Sarikaya. Mr. Sarikaya was arrested and charged with two counts of second-degree assault.
Big Mouth Jailed
PRINCE FREDERICK — Calvert Sheriff’s officers report that on July 25 at 2:30 a.m. Dep. Justin Livingston responded to a home on Wilson Road in Prince Frederick for a fight in progress. Upon arrival he observed approximately 150 people standing in the front yard hollering at each other. One individual started harassing Dep. Livingston and was asked to cease but he did not so he was arrested.
Kelsey Jerrod Butler, 20 of Chesapeake Beach, was charged with disorderly conduct and failure to obey a law enforcement officer.
OAKVILLE — On July 31st at approximately 1230 pm, St. Mary’s County BCI detectives charged Trevis L. Butler, 27 years of age, from Mechanicsville, with 2 counts of Second Degree Assault, for the July 29th incident on Kavanaugh Road in Mechanicsville, where a 15 year old female received a fractured skull from a piece of concrete being thrown into the car she was traveling in. Detectives learned that Butler was on work release from the St. Mary’s County Detention Center when the assault occurred. Additional charges are pending a review by the States Attorney’s Office. Butler remains at the Detention Center where he was already incarcerated on unrelated charges.
Pirates Rip Off Motor from Marina
LUSBY — Police report that a Mercury Cruiser Alpha 1 Generation 2 boat motor, valued at $2500, was stolen from a boat moored at the KB Derr Marina on Rousby Hall Road in Lusby between July 22 and 24. Dep. Jason Lord is continuing the investigation.
DUNKIRK — Calvert Sheriff’s officers report that three suspects were arrested at the Dunkirk Walmart on July 25 at 3:15 p.m. after they were observed stealing two television sets valued at over $600. One suspect assaulted a store employee while leaving the store. DFC Paul Wood responded to the shopping center for the report of a theft. The suspect vehicle was located with a woman inside who told police that one suspect had jumped into her vehicle and ordered her to drive, then got out of the vehicle and ran into the woods located to the north of the shopping center.
Witnesses stated to police that they saw an individual run through the parking lot of the McDonald’s located at the corner of Town Center Blvd. and Md. Rt. 4.
Police say that the suspect was seen attempting to climb into the trash dumpster. He was apprehended by police. The woman in the vehicle was later determined to have been involved in the theft. The third suspect, who had run into the wooded area, was later located and also taken into custody. James R. Cooper, 21 of Owings, was charged with theft, possession of heroin and possession with the intent to use drug paraphernalia, a metal spoon, and possession of controlled paraphernalia, a hypodermic syringe.
Carl J. Siegel, 24 of Chesapeake Beach, was charged with theft, possession of heroin, possession with the intent to use drug paraphernalia, a metal spoon, possession of controlled paraphernalia, a hypodermic syringe, and assault.
Madilyn R. Tall, 21 of Sunderland, was also charged with theft, possession of heroin, possession with the intent to use drug paraphernalia, a metal spoon and possession of controlled paraphernalia, a hypodermic syringe.
Boys next door arrested
for burglary
NANJEMOY — Smiling faces and helping hands carrying in groceries by day, burglarizing their neighbors home by night with the intention of administering a beating, is what police have charged young men. Police say that on July 29 at 9:19 p.m., officers responded to the 9200 block of Montgomery’s Post Place in Nanjemoy for the report of a burglary. Investigation revealed two suspects, Lonnie Darnell Cole, Jr., 21, and Lavonta Antoine Price, 18, both of Nanjemoy, forced entry into a neighbor’s home in an attempt to assault individuals inside. The suspects were arrested and charged with first-degree burglary. Officer E. Weaver made the arrest.
Robber steals cash instead of gas
On July 29 at 10:20 a.m., officers responded to the BP gas station at 2050 Crain Highway in Waldorf for the report of an armed robbery. Investigation revealed the suspect approached an employee, displayed a handgun and demanded money. The victim complied and the suspect fled. No one was injured. The Major Crimes Unit is investigating.
Frye on griddle for
assault of old flame
WHITE PLAINS — Charles County Sheriff’s officers report that on July 29 at 2 a.m., officers responded to the 10000 block of Rhodes Drive in White Plains for the report of an assault. Investigation revealed the suspect, William Eugene Frye, III, 51, of Lusby, forced his way inside the home of an ex-girlfriend and assaulted her. Frye was arrested and charged with second-degree assault, burglary and trespassing. Officer K. Lerch made the arrest.
Man Beat Woman With
Axe Handle, Say Police
LEXINGTON PARK — A guy who really has a way with the ladies apparently decided that charm was not on his list of offensive moves and selected an axe handle to take the edge off his relationship with a woman at his home on Ranger Road in Lexington Park. Trooper B. Wiesemann responded to a 911 call for help on Tuesday, July 28th at 6:00 pm and found the woman who said she had been assaulted by Kevin Eugene Kestenis, 51, of Lexington Park.
Kestenis has been found guilty of assault, animal cruelty, trespass, endangerment while intoxicated and possession of undersize crabs, in a string of arrests going back twenty years. Kestenis was arrested and charged with assault and taken to jail pending an appearance before a District Court Commissioner.
Woman told police man rammed her car when she tried to leave home without him
GREAT MILLS — Maryland State Police report that on Monday, July 27, 2009 at 6:41 pm, Lawrence Alvin Hoffman, 43, of Callaway was arrested by Cpl. M. W. Laney for 1st Degree Assault and Reckless Endangerment.
Cpl. Laney responded to the parking lot of the Brass Rail and made contact with the female complainant, 44, of Lexington Park.
She advised that Hoffman rammed her vehicle as she was leaving a residence in Great Mills. She was able to maintain control of her vehicle and she stopped at the Brass Rail to wait on police. Police say that Hoffman continued north on Point Lookout Road and drove to a residence in the Callaway area. After speaking with the complainant, Cpl. Laney responded to the residence where Hoffman was located on Piney Point Road in Callaway.
Hoffman was taken into custody and transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center where he was held pending a bond review with the District Court Commissioner.
Hoffman was charged with DWI in Calvert County on August 13, 2006 and was given two days in jail and a fine of $192.50.
On March 19, 2009, Hoffman was charged with DWI by St. Mary’s Deputy Allen when he was involved in a crash in Valley Lee. He was also charged with operating while suspended.
In 2004, Hoffman was charged with operating Superb Paving without a license and was found guilty and ordered to pay restitution.
An assault charge in 1998 led to a guilty plea with a 30 day suspended sentence from a District Court Judge.
In 2003, Hoffman was sentenced to a year in jail for DWI and resisting arrest by St. Mary’s Deputy William Raddatz. After serving one day in jail, the Circuit Court Judge in the case authorized work release.
Scratching, punching and doping win
couple free stay in Hotel St. Mary’s
HOLLYWOOD — Police responded to a home in an upscale residential area of St. Mary’s County on Monday and report that they broke up a battering and bruising couple intent on doing serious injury to each other, taking both into custody in the county jail.
Police say that on July 13, 2009, deputies responded to a residence on Whiskey Creek Road in Hollywood, Maryland for a report of an assault.
Police say that their investigation revealed Christopher George Diaz, 20 of Burtonsville, Maryland was in a verbal dispute with Amanda Ruth Paunil, 20 of Silver Spring, Maryland, which escalated into physical assaults between Diaz and Paunil, both parties struck one another.
Diaz punched the victim in the eye and Paunil scratch and struck Diaz in the lip.
Both parties had been consuming alcoholic beverages and the primary of the assault could not be determined. Diaz was arrested and charged with second-degree assault. Paunil was arrested for second-degree assault.
Search incident to Paunil’s arrest revealed a glass controlled dangerous smoking device containing suspected marijuana residue. Paunil was also charged with possession of a controlled dangerous substance, marijuana and possession on controlled dangerous substance paraphernalia.
Burglar stole 5 gallons of coins worth $4,000
MEDLEY’S NECK – State Police report that on Wednesday, July 8, 2009 at 5:20 pm, TFC J. A. Pilkerton responded to the 43000 block of Medley’s Neck Road in Leonardtown for the reported Residential Burglary. Upon arrival contact was made with the female complainant, 43, of Leonardtown who advised unknown suspect(s) burglarized her residence and stole a five gallon water bottle containing and estimated $4,000.00 in assorted coins. Neighborhood checks were conducted with negative results. The investigation is ongoing.
While patron of gym worked out,
police say thief
cleaned out wallet
CALIFORNIA — Maryland State Police report that on Tuesday, July 7, 2009 at 1:00 pm, Jonathan Michael Rathbun, 29, of California was arrested by Tpr. C. M. Evans for one count of Theft under $500.00, two counts of Credit Card Theft, one count of Credit Card Fraud under $100.00 and three counts of Credit Card Fraud under $500.00.
Tpr. Evans responded to the Pro Fitness Gym located at 23415 Three Notch Road in California for the reported Theft.
Upon arrival, contact was made with the male victim, 57, of Mechanicsville who advised Rathbun was seen removing credit cards and money from the victim’s wallet.
The suspect left the gym on foot and used a motorized scooter to flee from the scene.
He was later sighted and apprehended at the Food Lion store in California.
Rathbun was found to be in possession of $138.00 which was taken from the victim’s wallet. He was also in possession of several gift cards which he purchased using the victim’s credit and debit cards.
Rathbun was transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center where he was held pending a bond review with the District Court Commissioner.
Chick-Fil A cited for stormwater violations
LA PLATA — The Maryland Department of the Environment reports that on Tuesday, June 10, 2009, MDE issued a Site Complaint and Order for alleged violations of erosion and sediment control laws.
Specifically, the company failed to implement and maintain erosion and sediment control measures on site as per the Charles County Soil Conservation District approved plan, which resulted in polluted water leaving the site.
This Site Complaint and Order included a stop work order on all construction until the erosion and sediment control violations have been corrected on site.
The company is also in violation of the General Permit for Stormwater Discharges Associated with Construction Activity for failing to implement the approved erosion and sediment control plan.
State law requires that property owners notify MDE before conducting work in tidal wetlands, their buffers, and waterways of the State before starting any work. MDE assesses the impact on tidal wetlands, and, if appropriate, will issue a permit authorizing the work. The regulations governing tidal wetlands were developed to protect the
State’s natural resources that depend on those wetlands and minimize impacts while allowing property owners reasonable use of their property.
Daylight Robberies
Keep Cops Running
BRYANS ROAD — Police report that o n June 29 at 5:30 p.m., officers responded to the Bryans Road Shopping Center at 3100 Marshall Hall Road in Bryans Road for the report of multiple thefts from vehicles.
Investigation revealed unknown suspects broke into three cars, stole GPS units and fled in a burgundy Dodge Charger. As officers were processing the scene, they received a call for a citizen robbery outside the Bryans Road Food Lion. Investigation revealed an unknown suspect approached a woman, grabbed her purse and fled in a burgundy vehicle.
The cases appear to be related. Anyone with information is asked to call the Charles County Sheriff’s Office at (301) 932-2222. Callers wishing to remain anonymous may call Crime Solvers at 1-866-41-TIPS. The Charles County Crime Solvers are offering a cash reward of up to $1,000 that leads to the arrest and indictment of the suspects. Officer J. Johnson is investigating.
Power washer gone
from front porch
OWINGS — State Police say that on June 24, 2009 at 4:00 a.m., Trooper Saucerman responded to the 8200 block of Copperleaf Court in Owings for a reported theft. A Troy Built 2600 PSI pressure washer was stolen from the victim’s front porch.
Unlocked garage yields saw
OWINGS — Maryland State Police report that on June 24, 2009 at 9:56 a.m., Trooper Donaldson responded to the 9500 block of N. Side Road in Owings for a reported theft. A Craftsman Compound Miter Saw was removed from an unsecured garage.
Man charged with
assault on wife
PORT REPUBLIC — Maryland State Police report that on June 24, 2009 at 7:51 p.m., Trooper Haut responded to the 2300 block of Holly Drive in Port Republic for a reported assault. Todd C. Osborn, 39 of Port Republic, was arrested for assaulting his wife during an argument. Osborn was incarcerated at the Calvert County Detention Center.
Walking around and robbing citizens…who needs cars?
WALDORF — Charles Sheriff’s officers report that on July 8 at 11:27 p.m., officers responded to the 12600 block of Council Oak Drive in Waldorf for the report of a robbery. Investigation revealed the victim was walking in the area when four suspects approached, displayed a handgun and demanded his money, cell phone and cigarettes. The victim complied and the suspects fled. The victim further reported that just prior to the suspects approaching him, he saw them approach a man near Pin Oak Drive where he believed they committed another robbery. Officers canvassed the neighborhood but did not locate additional victims. Officer P. Hood is investigating.
Kid on bike hit
by teen driver
BRYANS ROAD — Charles County officers report that on July 8 at 6:50 p.m., officers responded to the 6900 block of Heather Drive in Bryans Road for the report of a child struck by a car. According to witnesses, the child, a 9-year-old boy from Indian Head, was maneuvering his bicycle around the front of a parked ice cream truck when he was struck by a Dodge Stratus traveling south on Heather Drive. The driver of the vehicle, a 16-year-old girl from Bryans Road, stopped and remained on the scene. The child was flown to a hospital with life-threatening injuries. Officer R. Williams of the Traffic Operations Unit is handling the investigation.
Drunk in No Wake Zone
Anne Arundel County – On July 3, 2009, at 2:00 pm, the Maryland Natural Resources Police (NRP) stopped Timothy Walter Murphy of Edgewater, Md. for exceeding the posted vessel speed limit near Ramsey Lake, South River. Murphy was charged for exceeding the posted speed limit, operating a vessel while impaired by alcohol, and operating a vessel under the influence of alcohol.
Susan’s Bare Ass Show Hit for Fourth
Anne Arundel County – On July 4, 2009 at 8:30 pm, the Maryland Natural Resources Police (NRP) charged Susan Kathleen Powell of Washington, DC for disorderly conduct. Powell was charged after an officer observed Powell scream at people in the area of Susan B. Campbell Park and then lowered her shorts to expose her buttocks to a large crowd on the shore. The court is set for September 1, 2009.
Tanked Todd Cut Off Police Boat
Anne Arundel County – On July 4, 2009, the Maryland Natural Resources Police (NRP) charged Todd Jonathon Lewis of Henderson, North Carolina for operating a vessel under the influence of alcohol and operating a vessel while impaired by alcohol. This incident occurred on Spa Creek in the Severn River when the vessel failed to yield the right of way to a NRP patrol vessel as required by the navigational rules of the road.
Boozing Bruce Had No Lights
Anne Arundel County – On July 5, 2009, the Maryland Natural Resources Police (NRP) charged Bruce Evan Feigenbaum of Annapolis, Maryland for operating a vessel under the influence of alcohol and operating a vessel while impaired by alcohol. This incident occurred on Spa Creek, Severn River when the vessel that Feigenbaum was operating was observed underway without navigational lights at 1:48 am.
Speedboat operator refused to stop for Coast Guard so they wouldn’t find out he was drunk
Cecil County – On July 3, 2009, the Maryland Natural Resources Police (NRP) charged Robert William Daubert, 50 years old of North East, Maryland, with operating a vessel under the influence of alcohol, operating a vessel while impaired by alcohol, negligent operation of a vessel, fleeing and eluding, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. This incident started at approximately 9:30 pm when the Coast Guard attempted to stop a 22-foot Donzi that was being operated at a high rate of speed by Daubert in the exclusion zone that was established for the North East fireworks. Daubert failed to stop for the Coast Guard. The Coast Guard summoned the Maryland Natural Resources Police for assistance. Daubert was apprehended by the Coast Guard as he docked his vessel at a private slip and attempted to flee the vessel. NRP transported Daubert to a court commissioner where he was released on his own recognizance.
The Natural Resources Police reminds mariners the state law requires operators to stop their vessel when a law enforcement vessel uses a flashing blue light or other signaling device. The operator of the vessel may not attempt to flee or elude the law enforcement officer. A person who violates this section is guilty of a misdemeanor and upon conviction for the first offense is subject to a fine not exceeding $1000.00 and one year in jail.
Dipstick Jet Ski Driver Ran Into Boat
Charles County – On July 4, 2009, at approximately 1:36 pm, the Maryland Natural Resources Police (NRP) investigated a boating accident that involved a personal watercraft striking another vessel. The accident occurred in the Wicomico River near Cobb Island Charles County. Preliminary investigation revealed that the operator of the personal watercraft was Robert Allen Shymansky of Cobb Island, Md. Shymansky struck a vessel that he was attempting to pass. Mr.. Shymansky was flown to Prince Georges Hospital where he was being treated for undisclosed injuries. The investigation of the accident is continuing.
Graffiti Painter Was Boozing Too
St. Mary’s County – On July 5, 2009 at 3:30 am, the Maryland Natural Resources Police (NRP) arrested and charged Marvin G. Salamanca for malicious destruction of property for spray painting graffiti on the causeway of Route 5 at Point Lookout State Park. Salamanca was also charged with possession of alcohol in a state park.
Man Charged with Running Jet Ski at Night
Worcester County – On July 3, at 8:50 pm, Maryland Natural Resources Police (NRP) stopped Joseph Steven Stokes of Bowie, Md, for operating a personal watercraft between sunset and sunrise, which is a violation state boating regulations. Stokes displayed signs of intoxication and failed to satisfactorily complete field sobriety tests. Mr.. Stokes was charged with operating a personal watercraft between sunset and sunrise, operating under the influence of alcohol, operating while impaired by alcohol, and operating while impaired by any drug and or combination of drugs or alcohol.
Cops called on bad ass kid
LEONARDTOWN – Maryland State Police report that on Wednesday, July 8, 2009 at 2:26 am, Tpr. J. C. Hardesty responded to the 41000 block of Norris Street in Leonardtown for the reported Disturbance. Upon arrival, contact was made with the female victim, 45, of Leonardtown who advised she and her 14 year old son were arguing when he kicked out the bottom plate glass in the front door and broke the glass. He then picked up his bike and throwing it at the upper glass portion of the door and then fled the scene on his bicycle. The juvenile responded to the Leonardtown Barrack on his bicycle and was met there by Tpr. Hardesty. After being interviewed he was charged with Malicious Destruction of Property and released to his grandmother pending further action by Juvenile Services.
Choking and Kicking Comes After Harsh Words
RIDGE — St. Mary’s Sheriff’s officers report that on June 30, 2009, Deputy T. Seyfried received a report of an assault. Investigation revealed Aaron Matthew Tarbox, 19 of Ridge, Maryland were in a verbal altercation with the victim, which escalated into a physical assault when Tarbox threw the victim to the ground, choked and kicked the victim. The assault occurred at Tarbox’s residence, on Point Lookout Road in Ridge, Maryland. After interviewing the victim, deputies responded to Tarbox’s residence. Tarbox was located at his residence and arrested for second-degree assault.
Tearful Knife Threat
CALIFORNIA — Police report that on June 29, 2009, deputies responded to a residence on Laurel Glenn Road in California, Maryland for a report of a disturbance involving a knife. When deputies arrived at the residence, they observed TaShika Lynn Mobley, 18 of California, Maryland standing in the living room holding a knife and crying. Mobley was ordered to put the knife down and she complied. Deputies secured the knife and removed Mobley from the residence. Investigation revealed Mobley was involved in a verbal dispute with the victim, which escalated into verbal threats made by Mobley towards the victim. The verbal threats escalated into a physical assault when Mobley retrieved a knife, advanced towards the victim and threatened to kill her. Mobley was arrested and charged with first-degree assault.
This kid couldn’t get enough of school; paid midnight visit through window
WALDORF — On June 26 at 12:12 a.m., Charles County Sheriff’s officers responded to Benjamin Stoddert Middle School at 2040 St. Thomas Drive in Waldorf for the repot of an intrusion alarm. When officers arrived, they discovered a rear window had been broken out. A perimeter was established and officers and a K-9 began searching the inside of the school. As they searched, officers observed the suspect flee through a back door. He was apprehended without incident. A check revealed the suspect, a 15-year-old male from Waldorf, stole gift cards and keys from the school. He was charged with burglary and theft. Officer S. Weedon is investigating.
Making your own money not same as making own ice cream
LEXINGTON PARK — St. Mary’s Sheriff’s spokesman DFC Cindy Allen reports that a deputy made quick work of a man attempting to pass out phony money on a local merchant. Police say that on June 27, 2009, Corporal C. Earle responded to Rita’s in Lexington Park, Maryland for a report of a counterfeiting in progress. Investigation revealed Stephen Louell Morgan, 38 of California, Maryland attempted to purchase ice cream using counterfeit currency. Morgan fled the scene prior to the arrival of deputies but was stopped a short time later and arrested.
Man threatened motorist with gun at stoplight
CHARLOTTE HALL — Bozos with guns pointing them at motorists at random when stopping at traffic lights? You bet your 10 oz. Bud, this is St. Mary’s County where they are wild and wooly at the drop of a hat.
Police say that on June 28, 2009, the victim was traveling northbound on Three Notch Road in the area of New Market Road when a green Ford pick-up began following her. The truck followed so closely that the victim could not observe its headlights. The victim was unable to pull over to allow the truck to pass due to traffic and no shoulder on the roadway.
At one point, the driver of the truck passed and pulled in front of the victim’s car and then slowed down below the speed limit. At this point, the victim was able to read the license plate of the truck on the Ford F-150 truck. The victim’s vehicle pulled along side the suspect’s vehicle at a traffic light.
Police say the driver of the Ford truck pulled a rifle from the rear seat compartment and aimed it at the victim. The light changed, the victim drove away and called 911. The Ford truck was located at the shopping center on Mohawk Drive Charlotte Hall.
The operator of the truck was identified as Nicholas Wayne Weekley, 19, of Yowaiski Mill Road in Mechanicsville, Maryland. A .22 caliber rifle was laying in plain view on the backseat of the truck. Weekley was arrested and charged with first and second-degree assault.
Morningstar star with Cocaine and DWI
PRINCE FREDERICK — Just like a horse and carriage, cocaine and booze make for a complete driver on local roads.
State Police report that on June 27, 2009 at 01:07 a.m., Trooper Lewis stopped a vehicle for traffic violations on Route 4 at Stoakley Road in Prince Frederick.
Timothy D. Morningstar, 40 of Prince Frederick, was arrested for DUI. A search revealed Cocaine and other drug paraphernalia within the vehicle.
Morningstar was charged and transported to the Calvert County Detention Center for processing.
Midnight Building Supply Stole Furnace, Caused Damage to New Home
LEXINGTON PARK — State Police report that on Monday, June 22, 2009 at 10:41 am, Tpr. M. Koock responded to the 22000 block of Scott Circle in Lexington Park for the reported Burglary and Theft over $500.00. Upon arrival, contact was made with the male complainant, 34, of Lusby. He advised the residence is under construction and unknown suspect(s) entered the residence between Friday, June 19, 2009 after 4:00 pm and 8:30 am on Monday, June 22, 2009. The suspect(s) entered the residence through the basement and removed the York HVAC 2 ½ ton Gas Furnace. In removing the furnace, the suspect(s) failed to turn off the water supply causing approximately $2,000.00 in damage to the drywall, hot water tank and other construction supplies being stored in the basement. Neighborhood checks were conducted with negative results. The investigation continues.
Butts and Pills Target of Thief
LEXINGTON PARK — On Sunday, June 21, 2009 at 11:38 am, TFC J. Stern responded to Spring Valley Drive in Lexington Park for the reported Theft from Motor Vehicle. Upon arrival, TFC Stern made contact with the male complainant, 25, of Charlotte Hall who advised unknown suspect(s) stole $250.00, a prescription bottle of Xanax containing 90 pills and a pack of Maverick cigarettes. The items were taken from his Chevrolet S-10 sometime during Saturday evening between the hours of 10:00 pm and Sunday morning. The investigation is still ongoing.
Burglar got piggy bank with $4000
CALIFORNIA – State Police report that on Tuesday, June 23, 2009 at 6:31 pm, TFC M. Adams responded to the 24000 block of Ann Lane in California for the reported Burglary. Upon arrival, contact was made with the male complainant, 52, of California and advised unknown suspect(s) forced entry through the rear door of the residence. Once inside the suspect(s) stole a plastic 5 gallon water bottle filled with approximately $4,000.00 in various coins and then left the residence. Neighborhood checks were conducted and the investigation is ongoing.
Loose Mousse Pegs Meg
LEONARDTOWN — State Police report that on Wednesday, June 24, 2009 at 1:22 pm, Tpr. M. Koock responded to the Family Dollar Store in Leonardtown for the reported Theft in progress. Upon arrival, contact was made with the male complainant, 56, of Clements who had detained the suspect, Allison Meg Williams, 45, of Lexington Park for stealing items from the store. Recovered from her person were a bottle of hair mousse and hair ties totaling $3.25. Ms. Williams was issued a No Trespass Notice for the store and a Criminal Citation. She was released at the scene pending her appearance in court in July 2009.
Man charged with sneaking out with 13 year old girl
MECHANICSVILLE — Police report that on June 22, 2009, Corporal J Somerville responded to Cheryl Court in Mechanicsville for a report of a missing juvenile. Investigation revealed the juvenile, a 13 years old, female continuously sneaks out of her mother and/or father’s residence to meet Roy James Phillips, 19 of Derwood, Maryland. Phillips is an adult and the missing juvenile is a minor. Phillips has been told numerous times, by the juvenile’s mother, to stay away and have no contact with her daughter. Phillips refuses to comply with the mother’s demand. The mother advised Phillips telephones her daughter and then her daughter sneaks out of the house to meet him. A short time later, the missing juvenile was located with Phillips. Phillips was arrested and charged with Contributing to the Condition of a Minor for taking the juvenile out of the care and custody of a parent without the parent’s permission.
I’m going to get my gun and blow your head off
LEXINGTON PARK — Perhaps an unreasonable way to negotiate some space, but it usually works until someone calls the cops. Police say that on June 22, 2009, deputies responded to North Essex Drive in Lexington Park, Maryland for a report of an assault involving a handgun. Investigation revealed Francis Otha Evans, Jr. 71 of Lexington Park, Maryland was in verbal dispute with the victim. When the victim refused to leave his room, Evans pulled a 32-caliber revolver from his nightstand drawer, pointed the handgun at the victim and told the victim to leave. The victim fled the room fearing for her life and called 911. Deputies located the revolver along with 32 caliber bullets in the nightstand drawer. Evans was arrested and charged with first-degree assault, second-degree assault and using a handgun capable of being concealed upon the person in the commission of a felony/crime of violence.
Mia Had Hot Date at No-Tell Motel from Craigslist
LEONARDTOWN — St. Mary’s Sheriff’s and State Police narcotics squad reports that during a previous operation that involved a popular website, Mia Marissa, 28, of California, Md., was charged with “Prostitution and Theft under $500.00. Suspect Carroll corresponded through a contact site she set up on “Craigslist” and arranged for a meeting with the undercover officer.
The meeting took place at a local hotel and she was arrested. Police say that she attempted to conceal some of the money on her person as she was taken into custody.
Why not, she likely needed some bail money.
Police say she was charged on a Criminal Summons and is awaiting a Preliminary Hearing in the District Court.
New John Deere Stolen from Dealer
DAMERON – State Police report that o n Tuesday, June 16, 2009 at 8:49 am, Tpr. J. Hardesty responded to the 17000 block of Three Notch Road in Dameron for the reported Theft over $500.00. Upon arrival, contact was made with the male complainant, 53, of St. Inigoes.
He advised an unknown white male, between the ages 25 – 35, medium built took a 2009 John Deere Lawn mower, model Z840/60. The lawn mower is green in color and valued at $9,920.00.
After reviewing the surveillance tapes, it was determined that the theft took place on Saturday, May 30, 2009 between the hours of 12:00 pm and 12:15 pm.
The lawn mower has been entered in NCIC and the investigation continues.
Crack heads like to steal from Churches
LA PLATA — Crackheads like to steal the poor box from churches and instead of houses of worship being left unlocked for those in need of inspiration and solace from being able to enter and pray, most churches are now locked up at night.
Police say that on June 22 at 8:30 a.m., officers responded to the New Life Church at 9690 Shepherd’s Creek Place in La Plata for the report of an attempt break-in. Investigation revealed sometime between June 21 at 2 p.m. and June 22 at 8:30 a.m., unknown suspects tried to pry open the doors at the rear of the church but did not gain entry. Further investigation showed pry marks on the shed and garage doors. Nothing was reported stolen. Officers canvassed the area and processed the scene for evidence. Officer J. Marti is investigating.
Four Wheel Theft Leaves Citizen With No Way to Work
WALDORF — Light up, load up and lock up and put your vehicle in the garage. That’s right clear all the junk out and take it to the dump and make room for your vehicles. This is not the first such report only the most recent. On June 21 at 5:30 a.m., officers responded to the 6100 block of Sea Lion Place in Waldorf for the report of a theft. Investigation revealed unknown suspects stole all four rims and tires from the victim’s vehicle and left it sitting on landscaping stones. The scene was processed for evidence. Officer M. Wagner is investigating.
Should you find someone in the process of stealing your wheels, you should call the police and NOT shoot them. Clubbing them over the head is optional.
When they won’t listen to the Judge, its time for slammer
MECHANICSVILLE — St. Mary’s Sheriff’s spokesman Dfc. Cindy Allen, reports that on June 22, 2009, Corporal D. Milam stopped a vehicle for a traffic violation. The driver of the vehicle was identified through her driver’s license. A computer check of the driver revealed she was a petitioner of an active Protective Order. The Protective Order prohibited Sean Patrick Murphy, 23 of Mechanicsville, Maryland from contacting the petitioner. Sean Patrick Murphy was the passenger of the vehicle. Murphy was arrested and charged with violating the conditions of a Protective Order.
Smacking the hell out of kid, old lady lands man in clink
WHITE PLAINS — On June 22 at 9:36 p.m., officers responded to the 3700 block of Acquinsicke Place in White Plains, for the report of a domestic-related incident in which a teen had just been assaulted. The teen fled the house and called police.
While in route, officers were advised the suspect was assaulting another family member. When officers arrived, they observed the suspect and a woman sitting on a couch. The suspect refused to come to the door and would not allow the woman to leave. After repeated attempts to have the suspect surrender, the Charles County Sheriff’s Office Emergency Services Team, along with hostage negotiators, responded. At 2:50 a.m., officers gained entry into the house where the suspect was apprehended without incident.
The woman had not been injured. The suspect, a 46-year-old male, was charged with second-degree assault, child abuse, obstruction and hindering. Officer M. Beall is handling the investigation.
Don’t walk into pizza shop while robbery is underway
WALDORF — Police say that a masked gunman robbed the Dominos Pizza shop. On June 22 at 9:45 p.m., officers responded to Dominoes Pizza at 371 Smallwood Drive in Waldorf for the report of an armed robbery. Investigation revealed the suspect entered the store, displayed a gun and demanded cash.
While the victim was obtaining money, several customers walked inside where the suspect robbed them as well. No one was injured. The suspect is described as a black male, 6’1″, wearing a blue, hooded jacket and ski mask. Anyone with information is asked to call Detective S. Fetterolf of the Major Crimes Unit at (301) 609-6497.
Callers wishing to remain anonymous may call Crime Solvers at 1-866-411-TIPS. A cash reward of up to $1,000 is being offered for the tip that leads to the arrest and indictment of the suspect.
Winner of free lodging
NEWBURG — On June 21 at 11:55 p.m. a Charles County Sheriff’s officer initiated a traffic stop in the 6600 block of Crain Highway in La Plata after learning the tags on the vehicle were suspended.
The driver of the car, James Christopher Fowler, 27, of Newburg, pulled over but ran from the car.
The officer apprehended Fowler where a computer check revealed he had an open warrant for failing to appear in court, driving with a suspended license and driving a motor vehicle with suspended registration plates. Officer S. Fulton made the arrest.
Shots fired at Thunderbird
NEWBURG — Charles Sheriff’s officers report that on June 21 at 4:24 p.m., officers responded to the Thunderbird Motel at 11050 Crain Highway in Newburg for the report of shots fired. Upon arrival, officers were advised the suspect, a 16-year-old, fired a shot from a shotgun in the parking lot of the motel and fled to a room.
Officers were also told the suspect’s brother, 16, was with him and had an open warrant.
Officers attempted to make contact with the suspects but they refused to open the door. Officers obtained a key to the room where they found the suspects hiding in the attic. Officers also recovered a loaded shotgun in the room.
The 16-year-old was charged with reckless endangerment and his brother was arrested after a computer check revealed he had an open warrant. Officer A. Sullivan made the arrest.
Threesome druggie event
WALDORF — Police report that on June 19 at 5:12 p.m., Charles County Sheriff’s Officer J. Timko of the Community Policing Unit was conducting a bicycle patrol of Meadow Lane in Waldorf when he observed a parked sport-utility vehicle occupied by two males and a female. When he approached the vehicle, he smelled marijuana. His investigation revealed the female, Vicki Justina Almendarez, 18, Takoma Park, Md., was in possession of marijuana with a street value of about $50. He arrested Almendarez and charged her with possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia. She was being held at the Charles County Detention Center pending an appearance before a district court commissioner.
They love to break into this beer joint
GALLANT GREEN — Police say that on June 25 at 3:15 a.m., officers responded to the Gallant Green Bar at 14901 Woodville Road in Waldorf for the report of burglary. Investigation revealed an unknown suspect broke out a window, gained entry and stole a small amount of cash. The scene was processed for evidence. Officer M. Sokoloff is investigating.
Being a secret Klansman in Waldorf could be dangerous
WALDORF — Police report that on June 24 at 2 p.m., officers responded to the 2000 block of Wedgwood Place in Waldorf for the report of vandalism to a car. Investigation revealed unknown suspects punctured two tires on the vehicle and wrote “KKK” on the driver-side door. The scene was processed for evidence. Corporal M. Clark is investigating.
Spitting in her face lands man in slammer
HOLLYWOOD — St. Mary’s Sheriff’s spokesman DFC Cindy Allen reports that on June 15, 2009, Deputy Boyer responded to a residence on Hollywood Road for a report of an assault in progress. Investigation revealed Kevin Scott Adams, 27 of Hollywood, Maryland was involved in a verbal dispute, which escalated into a physical assault when Adams pushed the victim to the ground and spit in her face. Adams was arrested for second-degree assault.
Guitar Man Fights Off Would-be Robber
WALDORF — Its too bad this victim of an armed robber didn’t just bust his guitar over the head of the robber who demanded that the musical instrument be handed over. Police report that on June 15 at 2:10 p.m., officers responded to the 2300 block of Smallwood Drive West in Waldorf for the report of an attempt robbery. Investigation revealed two victims, 17 and 18 years old, were walking on a path when an unknown suspect ran up behind them, displayed a knife and demanded a guitar one of the victims was carrying on his back. As the victim was removing the guitar, the suspect swung the knife toward the victim but missed. A struggle ensued as the suspect pulled on the guitar straps trying to remove the instrument from the victim. The victims broke free and called police and the suspect ran toward the woods. No one was injured. Officers canvassed the area and processed the scene for evidence. The suspect is described as a black male in his twenties, 5’11″, thin build, dark complexion and slight facial hair. At the time of the assault, he was wearing blue jeans, a white tank top, and a black and red cap. Anyone with information is asked to call the Charles County Sheriff’s Office at (301) 932-2222. Callers wishing to remain anonymous may call Crime Solvers at 1-866-411-TIPS. Charles County Crime Solvers is offering a cash reward of up to $1,000 for information that leads to the arrest and indictment of the suspect. Officer J. Long is investigating.
Mosey Posey down
Crack Avenue
INDIAN HEAD — Charles Sheriff’s spokesman Diane Richardson reports that on June 14 at 12:56 a.m., officers initiated a traffic stop on Strauss Avenue in Indian Head after observing suspicious activity. Over 20 glassine baggies of crack cocaine were found in the car. The occupants of the car, Shelly Leigh Mabry, 27, of Virginia, Avery Posey, 45, of Indian Head, and David Isaac Markham, 29, of Bryans Road, were charged with possession with intent to distribute drugs. A computer check revealed Markham had an open warrant for reckless endangerment. Officer S. Miller made the arrest.
Burglar Left
Without Booty
PORT TOBACCO – Police report that on June 12 at 4:30 a.m., officers responded to the Port Tobacco Tiki Bar and Grill located in Port Tobacco for the report t of an alarm. Investigation revealed an unknown suspect broke out a window to the business but fled prior to taking anything. The scene was processed for evidence. Officer J. Claggett is investigating.
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