Three Arrested in Saturday Night at the Fights at the
Races
BUDDS CREEK --- Police report that on Saturday, June 30,
2007 at 7:48 pm, Tpr. M. Adams responded to Maryland
International Raceway in Budds Creek for a reported
fight in progress. Upon arrival, contact was made with
the security officials who had several people detained.
During the course of the investigation, contact was made
with the suspects, Talley Dewayne Barber, 32, of Indian
Head, Jason Leroy Parris, 27, of La Plata and Marvin Leo
Carroll, 25, of Indian Head, who were arrested for 2nd
degree assault and transported to the St. Mary’s County
Detention Center pending a bond review.
Busy Corner Dealing? Man Nabbed with Cocaine & $3,000
LOVEVILLE --- Maryland State Trooper
First Class Andrew Trossbach spotted a motorist going
too fast on Loveville Road on Saturday, June 23, 2007 at
2:18 pm, and initiated a traffic stop on the red Acura
Vigor on Route 247, north of Busy Corner Road. Contact
was made with the driver, George Derrick Gross, 37, of
Great Mills. Police report that a strong odor of burnt
marijuana was emitting from the vehicle. During the
course of the traffic stop a clear plastic bag of
marijuana was recovered from the vehicle. Additionally,
a small glass vial containing cocaine powder and
$2,931.00 was recovered from his person. Mr. Gross was
arrested for possession of marijuana and possession of
cocaine and he was transported to the St. Mary’s County
Detention Center pending a bond review.
Woman Charged with Beating Man
LEXINGTON PARK --- According to the
Maryland State Police, on Tuesday, June 26, 2007 at 7:36
pm, TFC Grimes responded to a reported disturbance in
the 21000 block of North Essex Drive, Lexington Park.
Upon arrival contact was made with the male victim who
advised he was assaulted by Glinda Melody Williamson,
35, of Lexington Park. Ms. Williamson was arrested for
2nd degree assault and transported to the St.
Mary’s County Detention Center pending a bond review.
No Wonder This Driver Wouldn’t Stop
MECHANICSVILLE --- On Tuesday, June 26, 2007 at 11:40
pm, TFC Rezza observed a white Chevrolet Suburban
exceeding the posted speed limit traveling south bound
Route 235 from Route 5 in Mechanicsville. After a short
pursuit southbound Route 235, the driver made a U-turn
and proceeded northbound until a traffic stop was
initiated on Route 5 at Mechanicsville Road. A NCIC
check revealed the vehicle had been stolen from
Washington, DC earlier that day. The driver, Seuing
Minchung, 26, of Crofton was arrested for possession of
a stolen vehicle and issued the appropriate traffic
citations. He was transported to the St. Mary’s County
Detention Center pending a bond review.
Burglars
Still Ply Trade in Seventh District
COLTON’S POINT --- On Thursday, June 28, 2007 at 2:30
pm, TFC Grimes responded to a reported burglary in the
38000 block of Dukehart Creek Road in Coltons Point.
Upon arrival, contact was made with the female
complainant who advised unknown suspect(s) entered her
residence through a side window. The complainant
advised nothing of value was taken and the investigation
continues.
Burglaries on Increase in Lexington Park Neighborhood
Following Relocation of Flat Tops Residents
LEXINGTON PARK --- Police report that on
Friday, June 29, 2007 at 4:37 pm, TFC Laney responded to
a reported burglary in the 47000 block of Piney Orchard
Street in Lexington Park. Upon arrival, contact was
made with the male complainant who advised unknown
suspect(s) burglarized his residence and stole a
Panasonic DVD changer/player, a wireless microphone and
several metal tins of U.S. coins. The investigation
continues.
No Ticket to Ride
HOLLYWOOD --- Police report that on
Friday, June 29, 2007 at 11:06 pm, TFC E. Evans
initiated a traffic stop on a white Lincoln Continental
on Route 235, north of St. Johns Road in Hollywood.
Contact was made with the driver, George Francis Butler,
56, of Glen Burnie. A check of MVA revealed Mr.
Butler’s driving privileges are suspended in Maryland.
Mr. Butler was arrested for driving while suspended and
transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center
pending a bond review.
Drunk Driver, Druggie Passenger, Say Police
Cash, Crack
and Stolen Drills Land Man in Clink
OAKVILLE
--- Lt. Rick Burris of the St. Mary’s Sheriff’s
Department reports that after a month long
investigation, on June 21st at
approximately 9 pm, members of the St. Mary’s County BCI
Narcotics Unit, assisted by St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s
Office Emergency Services Team, and Maryland State
Police Patrol Units and K-9, conducted a search warrant
on a residence located at 26195 Independence Drive,
Mechanicsville, Maryland. The search warrant resulted in
the following items being seized:
6.3 grams of
crack cocaine (street Value of $630.00)
Two stolen
drills
Ammunition
$364.00 in
U.S. Currency
Police say
that Eldridge Eugene Shade, 42, of Mechanicsville was
arrested at the scene on four Grand Jury Indictments for
Possession with the Intent to Distribute CDS. The
Indictments stemmed from a previous search warrant that
was executed in February 2007 at the same residence.
Additional charges from this most recent search warrant
are pending after a review with the State’s Attorney’s
Office, according to Burris.
Burglars
Unload Store of Power Equipment in Midnight Raid
WHITE PLAINS
— Police report that on June 16 at 2:16 a.m., Charles
County Sheriff’s officers responded to an intrusion
alarm at Lanham Cycle and Turf located at 10776 Demarr
Road in White Plains. Upon arrival, officers discovered
suspect(s) shattered a window, entered the building and
stole approximately $7,000 worth of equipment including
seven or eight Husqvarna chainsaws, a Briggs and
Stratton engine, three or four Shindaiwa trimmers and a
Shindaiwa backpack blower. Officers, including a K9
team, searched the area but did not locate the suspects.
Anyone with information about this incident is asked to
contact the Charles County Sheriff’s Office at
301-932-7777 or Charles County Crime Solvers at
1-866-411-TIPS. Officer J. Richards is investigating.
Rock-Throwing Youths Damage Moving Vehicles
WALDORF —-
According to police reports, on June 16 at 1:50 p.m.,
Charles County Sheriff’s officers responded to the
report of juveniles hiding in the bushes off of St.
Charles Parkway near Northgate Place in Waldorf and
throwing rocks at vehicles traveling on the parkway.
They damaged the windshield of a 2004 Jeep and shattered
the passenger rear window of a 2005 Dodge Caravan. Prior
to the officers’ arrival, a citizen apprehended the
juveniles. The juveniles, ages 9, 11 and 12, were
charged with destruction of property and released to
their parents. Officer J. Marti investigated.
Shoe
Thief in Ford Focus Eludes Police
WALDORF —-
Police report that on June 14 at 8:28 p.m., Charles
County Sheriff’s officers responded to the DSW Shoes
located at 3017 Market Place in Waldorf for the report
of a theft. While officers were en route to the store, a
lookout was given for a silver Ford Focus bearing
Maryland license plates 6CTM48. Officers observed the
vehicle turning north onto Crain Highway from Route 228.
The suspect vehicle ran a red light and officers
attempted to stop it but the driver continued north into
Prince George’s County. Officers ended their pursuit
shortly thereafter. The suspect was described as a black
male wearing brown clothes. Anyone with information
about this incident is asked to contact the Charles
County Sheriff’s Office at 301-932-7777 or Charles
County Crime Solvers at 1-866-411-TIPS. Cpl. C. Campbell
is investigating.
Five Men
Charged In Assault with Wooden Bat, Wrench
WALDORF —
Police report that on June 13 at 6:18 p.m., Charles
County Sheriff’s officers responded to the 40 block of
Meadow Lane in Waldorf for the report of an assault in
progress. Upon arrival, officers located the victim, a
26-year-old Waldorf man, in front of the residence with
numerous injuries. Investigation revealed the victim
arrived home and was approached by five people he had
been in a dispute with. He started to run into the
residence but they pushed him into some bushes and
struck him with a wooden bat, a wrench and their fists.
Officers located one of the accused was located in the
area and found the other four at a residence on
Tanglewood Drive. Leroy Christopher Lyles, 21, Anthony
Jermaine Lyles, 19, Jerome Anthony Epps, 24, and Doris
Theresa Cole, 45, all of Waldorf, were charged with
first- and second-degree assault. They were being held
at the Charles County Detention Center pending an
appearance before a district court commissioner. A
juvenile boy was also involved in the incident and he
was charged with assault and released to his guardian.
Officer J. Long investigated.
Vandals
Cause $15k Damage to Construction Equipment
WALDORF —
According to police reports
sometime between 4:30 p.m. June 8 and 7 a.m. June
11, suspects shattered all the windows on five pieces of
construction equipment at the construction site located
on Middletown Road near McDaniel Drive in Waldorf,
causing approximately $15,000 worth of damage. Anyone
with any information about this incident is asked to
contact the Charles County Sheriff’s Office at
301-932-7777 or Charles County Crime Solvers at
1-866-411-TIPS. Officer J. Foster is investigating.
Man Arrested
for Burglary is Guilty of 2006 Assault
WALDORF —
Police report that the Charles County Sheriff’s Office
has made an arrest in a robbery that occurred last year.
On Dec. 30, 2006, officers received the report that on
Dec 28, a 23-year-old Waldorf man was assaulted and
knocked unconscious in a parking lot on Keepsake Place
in Waldorf. The suspects fled after stealing the
victim’s wallet. The victim was treated at Southern
Maryland Hospital for his injuries. On March 26, Brian
Germaine Flemming, 20, of Waldorf was arrested by the
Charles County Sheriff’s Office on burglary warrants.
Further investigation revealed Flemming was involved in
the Dec. 30 incident. He was served with a warrant and
charged with armed robbery, robbery, possession of a
handgun, use of a handgun during a felony/violent crime
and second-degree assault. He is being held at the
Charles County Detention Center without bond.
Woman
Arrested for Department Store Theft
CALIFORNIA —
According to police reports, Portia Denise White, 33, of
Lexington Park was arrested by Deputy David Goff after
he discovered she had stolen items from a California
Department Store. The items were clothes and valued at
nearly $350.00.
Wussie
Called Pal to Help Him Beat Up Woman
LEXINGTON
PARK —Police report that Deputy William Rishel responded
to a 911 call for a possibly injured subject at a
Lexington Park residence. Upon arrival he found the
victim, holding her 2 year old son and bleeding heavily
from the face and head. She had multiple injuries to her
face and head and complained of various points of pain.
An ambulance was summonsed, and Deputy Rishel was able
to discover the following facts. The Suspect, Tony
Jermaine Hill (Age 30 of Lusby) arrived at the victim’s
residence for a visitation exchange. An argument ensued
and Suspect Hill began to strike the victim in the face.
A second person waiting in the vehicle, Takiera Shenise
Thomas, 24, of Lexington Park) was called by Suspect
Hill to assist in the assault. Both parties repeatedly
struck the victim by punching and kicking her. The tow
suspects were charged with First and Second Degree
assault after they fled the scene and were arrested on a
vehicle stop after a lookout was placed for them.
Escaped
Convict Recaptured
LEONARDTOWN
— According to police reports, Parker Douglas McCarty
(Age 42 of No Fixed Address) was arrested for a Maryland
Department of Corrections Retake Warrant by Deputy Kevin
Meyer.
Two Men
Arrested Violating Restraining Order
LEONARDTOWN
— Police report that Darrian Lorenzo Johnson, 18,
of St. Inigoes) and Antonio Wendell Chase,
20, of Lexington Park) were arrested after
Deputy Shawn Moses found them on a victim’s property
that they were ordered in writing to stay away from.
Movie
Pirates Captured at Flea Market
LEONARDTOWN
— Police report that Deputy Anthony Whipkey responded to
a local flea market for the reported “Bootlegged”
Property that was for sale. Once on the scene he
recovered more than 300 illegal DVDs and CDs. There were
current theater playing movies that were illegally
recorded and now for sale. Suspect Barry William
Bredlinger, 29, of Lusby, was arrested and charged with
several counts. Additional charges maybe pending a
State’s Attorney’s Office and Grand Jury review.
Earring
Thief Arrested
CALIFORNIA —
Police report that Deputy Michael Campbell arrested
Angie Marie Williamson, 42, of Hollywood, Md., for theft
under $100.00. Suspect Williamson store earrings from a
California Department Store.
Man Arrested
for Protective Order Violations
CALIFORNIA —
According to police reports, Steven Douglas Seek,
35, of California, Md. was arrested
on a Calvert County open warrant for Violation of a
Protective Order and Telephone Misuse. The warrant was
served by Deputy McCoy.
Routine Traffic Stop Leads to Two
Arrests
LEXINGTON PARK — Police report that
on Monday, June 11, 2007 at 8:50 am, TFC Linger
initiated a traffic stop on a gray Dodge Neon on Route
235 in the area of Expedition Park Drive in Lexington
Park for an equipment violation. Contact was made with
the female driver, an odor of burnt marijuana was
emitting from the vehicle. During the course of the
traffic stop, Trooper C. Evans arrived to assist and
contact was made with the front passenger, Reginald
Frank Johnson, 25, of Lexington Park. Mr. Johnson was
found to be in possession of a partially burnt marijuana
cigar. He was arrested for possession of marijuana and
transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center
pending a bond review. Contact was also made with the
rear passenger, Jessica Shavone Holt, 22, of Lexington
Park. A wanted check revealed Ms. Holt had an
outstanding warrant for failing to appear for driving
while suspended. She was placed under arrest and
transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center
where the warrant was served by Trooper C. Evans. The
driver was issued an equipment repair order for the
violation and released at the scene.
Subway Employee Robbed in Parking Lot
CALIFORNIA —- According to police
reports, on Monday, June 11, 2007 at 10:15 pm, Trooper.
Brill responded to a reported theft from motor vehicle
in the Subway parking lot in the San Souci Plaza in
California. Contact was made with the female victim. She
advised unknown subject(s) broke into her gold Hyundai
Elantra and took her purse containing an LG cellphone,
paycheck from Subway, Navy Federal Credit Union Check
Card, key to the vehicle and $50.00 in currency.
Investigation continues.
Marijuance Cigar Leads to Arrest for
Passenger
LEXINGTON PARK — Police report that
on Wednesday, June 13, 2007 at 9:34 am, TFC E. Evans
observed Derek Clifton Marshall, 28, of Lexington Park
operating a blue Ford Freestar on Route 235 south of
Route 246 in Lexington Park. A traffic stop was
initiated and a MVA checked revealed Mr. Marshall’s
driving privileges have been suspended and revoked since
December 2006. Mr. Marshall was subsequently arrested
for driving on a suspended and revoked driver’s license.
Contact was also made with the passenger, Sarah
Elizabeth Rand, 24, of Lexington Park. Ms. Rand was
found to be in possession of a partially burnt marijuana
cigar. She was arrested for possession of marijuana and
both subjects were transported to the St. Mary’s County
Detention Center pending a bond review.
Man in Possession of Marijuana Gets
Pulled Over
MECHANICSVILLE — According to police
on Thursday, June 14, 2007 at 11:11 am, TFC Quade
initiated a traffic stop on a green Chevrolet S-10 truck
for exceeding the posted speed limit on Route 5 in the
area of Lockes Hill Road in Mechanicsville. Contact was
made with the driver, Christopher Cote Johnson, 20, of
Bel Alton. During the course of the traffic stop, Mr.
Johnson was found to be in possession of three small
baggies of marijuana and a CDS smoking device. Mr.
Johnson was arrested for possession of marijuana and
possession of CDS paraphernalia. He was transported to
the St. Mary’s County Detention Center pending a bond
review.
Speeder Has Suspended License,
Marijuana
LEXINGTON PARK — Police report that
on Friday, June 15, 2007 at 7:17 pm, TFC Trossbach
initiated a traffic stop on a tan Toyota Tacoma for
exceeding the posted speed limit on Route 235 at Poplar
Ridge Road in Lexington Park. Contact was made with the
driver, Geremy Michael Tilley, 21, of Lexington Park and
a check through MVA revealed Mr. Tilley’s driving
privileges were suspended in Maryland. Mr. Tilley was
arrested for driving on a suspended license. A search
incident to arrest revealed Mr. Tilley was in possession
of a plastic bag of marijuana. Mr. Tilley was charged
with possession of marijuana and driving on a suspended
license and transported to the St. Mary’s County
Detention Center pending a bond review.
Soda Machine Bandits Hit Leonardtown
Center
LEONARDTOWN — According to police
reports on Sunday, June 17, 2007 at 3:00 am, Trooper.
McCartney responded to a reported malicious destruction
of property at the Food Lion in the Leonardtown Center.
Contact was made with the male complainant, who advised
unknown suspect(s) pried open the soda machines and took
an undetermined amount of money. A check of the area
revealed 5 soda machines in the Leonardtown Center were
damaged and the money removed. Investigation continues.
Juvenile Speeder Starts Young,
Marijuana Found
MECHANICSVILLE — Police report that
on Sunday, June 17, 2007 at 7:21 pm, Trooper. Pilkerton
initiated a traffic stop on a black Ford Probe for a
traffic violation on Mechanicsville Road at Route 5 in
Mechanicsville. During the course of the traffic stop,
contact was made with the male driver, 17, of
Mechanicsville who was in possession of a small bag of
marijuana and a CDS smoking device. The juvenile was
arrested and transported to the Leonardtown Barrack for
processing and further action is pending by Juvenile
Services. He was later released to his parents.
Genius Calls Cops on Girlfriend but
Leaves Pot
ST. INIGOES — According to police
reports on Sunday, June 17, 2007 at 6:45 pm, TFC E.
Evans responded to a reported unwanted guest in the
17000 block of Owensville Way in St. Inigoes. Contact
was made with the complainant, Sean Michael Curvin, 26,
of St. Inigoes who advised he wanted his girlfriend
removed from the residence. Once inside the residence 3
CDS smoking devices with burnt marijuana were observed
in plain view. Mr. Curvin was issued a criminal citation
and released at the scene for possession of CDS
paraphernalia.
Son Attacks His Mother, Breaks Her
Stuff
CALLAWAY — Police report that on
Tuesday, June 19, 2007 at 1:29 am, TFC Grimes responded
to the 20000 block of Point Lookout Road in Callaway for
a reported disturbance. Upon arrival contact was made
with the female complainant, who advised her son, Dionta
Quantiaus Taylor, 20 of Callaway assaulted her, broke
her 2 cell phones and damaged the wall inside the
residence. Mr. Taylor was arrested for 2nd degree
assault and malicious destruction of property. He was
transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center
pending a bond review.
Woman Pulled Over For Speeding, Drugs
Charged
LEXINGTON PARK —- According to police
reports on Thursday, June 21, 2007 at 1:04 am, TFC Quade
initiated a traffic stop on a red Pontiac Grand Am on
Route 235 at Pegg Road in Lexington Park for exceeding
the posted speed limit. Upon contact with the driver,
Patricia Ann Miller, 44, of Lusby, an odor of an
alcoholic beverage was emitting from her breath. During
the course of the traffic stop, Ms. Miller was found to
be in possession of cocaine and was subsequently
arrested; transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention
Center pending a bond review.
Pair of Kids, 10 and 11, Charged With
Assault
LEXINGTON PARK — Police report that
on Thursday, June 21, 2007 at 9:57 pm, Trooper. M. Adams
responded to a reported juvenile assault in the 45000
block of Indian Way in Lexington Park. Upon arrival
contact was made with the 11 year old male who was
assaulted by a 10 year old male. During the course of
the investigation, both children were charged
accordingly and released to the parent/guardian pending
further action by Juvenile Services.
Burglars Snag Cash, Basketball
Jerseys
MECHANICSVILLE —- According to police
reports on Friday, June 22, 2007 at 7:30 pm, TFC
Fleetwood responded to the 38000 block of East Edinview
Court in Mechanicsville for a reported burglary. Upon
arrival contact was made with the complainant who
advised unknown suspect(s) entered the residence during
the day and stole 4 basketball jerseys and $512.00 in
currency. No further information is available at this
time and the investigation continues.
Juvenile Charged With DUI, Pot
Possession
LOVEVILLE — Police report that on
Saturday, June 23, 2007 at 7:35 pm, TFC E. Evans
responded to the area of Route 5 and Sunnyside Road in
Loveville for a reported traffic complaint. Upon
arrival, TFC Evans observed a black Pontiac Grand Am on
the shoulder of the road and made contact with the male
driver, 17, of Leonardtown and a strong odor of an
alcoholic beverage was emitting from his breath and
person. The juvenile was arrested for DUI and a search
incident to arrest revealed a CDS smoking device with
marijuana residue on his person. He was charged with
possession of CDS paraphernalia and DUI and was released
to his mother pending further action by Juvenile
Services.
Man Couldn’t Keep it in His Pants
LEXINGTON PARK — According to police
on Monday June 25, 2007 at 2:10 am, TFC Quade initiated
a traffic stop on a white Chevrolet Citation on Route
235 north of Rue Purchase Road in Lexington Park for an
equipment violation. Contact was made with the female
driver and the passenger, Julius Bradford Cooper, 5th,
28, of Hollywood. A clear plastic baggie of marijuana
was observed in plain view protruding from his pants
pocket. Mr. Cooper was arrested for possession of
marijuana and a search also revealed he was in
possession of a CDS smoking device. He was also charged
with possession of CDS paraphernalia and transported to
the St. Mary’s County Detention Center pending a bond
review.
