Monday, May 20, 2013
Anne Arundel County police announced the results of a three-day operation to apprehend citizens with outstanding warrants for violent crimes.
Anne Arundel County police announced the arrest of 14 people for outstanding warrants stemming from incidents violent in nature, after a detail of investigators from AACOPD and the Anne Arundel County Sheriff's Office worked to locate the individuals from May 6 to May 8. Police announced the following people were arrested (pictured above):
Here are some of the latest crime headlines from the past week in Anne Arundel County.
Police Use Taser on Burglary Suspect Inside Linthicum Home Police say a man walked on the roof and entered a Linthicum home. Police Seek 'Persons of Interest' in Crime Spree Police released photos of two people who they said could be tied to a recent sting of complaints about destruction of property in the Crofton and Gambrills area. Police Report More Thefts From Vehicles Annapolis police released a photo of a suspect and vehicle involved in a theft on West Street. Police Find Cocaine on Glen Burnie Burglary Suspect Police arrested a Glen Burnie man after a resident reported a burglary-in-progress Wednesday. Police Seize $7,000 in Cocaine From Pair in Glen Burnie A traffic stop led to the seizure of cocaine at a Glen Burnie hotel Monday …
Thursday, May 16, 2013
A traffic stop led to the seizure of cocaine at a Glen Burnie hotel Monday night.
Anne Arundel County police arrested a man and woman from Pasadena in a traffic stop that ultimately led officers to find $7,000 in cocaine at Glen Burnie hotel on Monday night. Between April and May, detectives received a tip that two people were distributing cocaine between Glen Burnie and Pasadena. At approximately 7 p.m. on Monday, police conducted a traffic stop of the two suspects described in the tip, on Route 10 near Furnace Branch Road. Police arrested both occupants, and obtained a warrant to search a room in a Glen Burnie hotel. Officers seized approximately 70 grams of cocaine inside the hotel room, valued at $7,000 along with $800 in cash. Police charged Stephen Wayne Rodey, 44, and Dawn Denise Samuel, 39, with possession of a …
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Some Maryland jurisdictions were surprised by the large number of guns turned over to police.
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Wednesday, May 15
Marylanders by the dozens turned over unwanted firearms to police in the first statewide "Gun Turn-In Day," sponsored by Attorney General Doug Gansler. A total of 250 firearms were turned in, the attorney general's office announced Tuesday. The guns turned in are now unavailable to those who would misuse them, according to David Paulson, communications director. "If one life is saved or one serious injury is prevented in Maryland, this effort is entirely worth it," he added, citing what he said law enforcement officials had expressed to the attorney general's office. "We greatly appreciate the tremendous efforts of every local law enforcement agency and the Maryland State Police who participated," he said. The guns were turned in, with …
Tuesday, May 14, 2013
Anne Arundel County police say they connected the teenagers to at least four residential burglaries.
Anne Arundel County police arrested three teenagers and charged them in connection with at least four burglaries, after finding the teens during a reported burglary-in-progress Monday afternoon. Officers responded to the 7700 block of Suitt Drive in Pasadena at about 1:15 p.m. and determined the burglars had left the scene. As officers investigated, another call for a burglary-in-progress was reported less than a mile away in the area of Colony and Fort Smallwood roads. This time, officers found three teens at the scene. Officers arrested Michael Ryan Deshawn-Patrick, 18, of Annapolis, and two juveniles whose names weren't released: a 16-year-old girl from Crofton and a 15-year-old boy from Pasadena. Investigators determined the trio was …
Monday, May 13, 2013
Officers arrested Jamar Davis of Severn in theft charges after a witness accused him of rummaging through a car Saturday morning.
Anne Arundel County police arrested a man Saturday in the break-ins of nearly 30 cars in the Seven Oaks section of Odenton. Police said they charged Jamar Nathaniel Davis, 19, of Severn with multiple counts of theft. A witness told police they saw him rummaging through cars in the area of Arcadia Shores Circle. Read more on Odenton-Severn Patch.
Here are some of the latest crime headlines from the past week in Anne Arundel County.
Baltimore City Police Officer, Teen Wife Charged With Prostitution in Linthicum Maryland State Police arrested a Baltimore couple in an FBI sting on an escort website. Police Investigate Several Slade Employees Amid Sex Abuse Claims Letters from Monsignor Slade Catholic School in Glen Burnie and the Archdiocese of Baltimore indicate police are investigating claims of sexual abuse by a former student. Police: Man Attempts Robbery in Glen Burnie IHOP Police found a man who attempted to rob an employee inside the Glen Burnie restaurant. Police Investigating Shooting on Elvaton Road The 21-year-old man who was shot is in stable condition. 14-Year-Old Assaulted, Robbed by Group of Teens Police are seeking information on several teens suspected …
Friday, May 10, 2013
A spokeswoman says computers, purses and a wallet were taken from the Severna Park home while Bongino and his family slept.
The Severna Park home of Dan Bongino, the former Secret Service agent who ran for U.S. Senate in 2012, was broken into Wednesday night and many valuable items were taken. Someone broke into the home, disarmed the house alarm system and took computers, purses, wallets and “anything valuable,” according to Bongino’s spokeswoman Karla Graham. She added that the break-in occurred while Bongino, his wife and children were sleeping. “We don’t know what is going on or who would have done this,” Graham said. “We are hoping by posting things that someone might hear something or see something.” Read more about the burglary on Severna Park Patch.
Members of the Anne Arundel County Police Department and local community shared their appreciation for Larry Tolliver, who is resigning after a second stretch as police chief.
Anne Arundel County Police Chief Larry Tolliver announced his resignation this week and the department honored his 40 years of service Friday morning at police headquarters in Millersville. Tolliver's resignation is effective May 21—there has not been an official announcement about who will replace him. More than 40 people, officers and civilian employees, gathered for a presentation of a plaque to Tolliver in appreciation for his decades of service in Anne Arundel County, according to police spokesperson Justin Mulcahy. "He reminded the crowd that people and relationships are most important," Mulcahy said. Tolliver took the position August 2012, after previous chief James Teare Sr. resigned amid a criminal investigation. Tolliver also …
Thursday, May 9, 2013
Anne Arunel County police will accept unwanted guns at the Glen Burnie Improvement Association and Annapolis police will take guns at the department headquarters on May 11.
Annapolis police are accepting unwanted guns at department headquarters from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 199 Taylor Avenue, on May 11 as part of the first annual statewide gun turn-in. Anne Arundel County police are also accpeting guns at the Glen Burnie Improvement Association (GBIA) building, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Police will take handguns, rifles and shotguns, no questions asked, at the GBIA building at 19 Crain Highway. State Attorney General Doug Gansler organized the statewide initiative, and 24 jurisdictions throughout Maryland will be accepting guns Saturday. After the guns are collected, police will search law enforcement databases see if the weapon has been reported stolen or flagged in the commission of a crime, according to a press …
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