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LAUREL, MD. — There is a new horror house in Laurel, just in time for Halloween. Perhaps the lights will be off but that won’t change the what took place there just a few days before the night of ghosts and goblins. After putting the kids to bed, cops say the killer then bludgeoned mommy with a barbell until she was dead.
Butler’s criminal record is primarily made of low-level crimes and traffic offenses. This new deal of being a getaway driver in a robbery puts him on the path to prison and puts his family’s home in peril. His family posted their home on Kavanagh Road as a bond to spring him from the clink. If Butler flees, his folks lose their home.
On October 25, 2015, at approximately 2:50 am, a black male suspect entered the Dash In, located in Leonardtown, Maryland. The suspect displayed a handgun and demanded currency. After obtaining money from the employee, the suspect fled on foot.
WALDORF, MD. — Who robbed the pizza driver? Sheriff Troy Berry reports that on October 20 at 9:37 p.m., officers responded to the 6200 block of Seal Place in Waldorf for the report of an armed robbery.
Lee, who was partially inside of the vehicle as it drove off, refused to let go, and was dragged from the gas station parking lot onto eastbound Pulaski Highway (US40), and then onto northbound South College Avenue (DE Rt. 896).
Police say that the trooper was able to give chase and caught the subject in a wooded area behind the residence, and after a brief struggle was able to take Horsey into custody. In the course of the struggle, a plastic bag containing 124 bags of heroin weighing 1.86 grams fell from Horsey’s pocket. Troopers also conducted a search of Horsey’s residence and located 2.3 grams of marijuana.
The incident occurred around 9:05 p.m. Monday October 26, 2015 when members of the Delaware State Police Kent County Governor’s Task Force and Drug Task Force observed a grey Dodge Avenger traveling eastbound on Barney Jenkins Road fail to stop at a posted stop sign at the intersection with South DuPont Highway (US13).
Pope was indicted on Oct. 16, 2015 for possession with the intent to distribute a large amount of drugs by the Grand Jury in Baltimore County, Md. He was to appear in court on Nov. 16, 2015. A perfect motive for murder would be those associated with him in drug trafficking or whomever he bought drugs from for distribution.
Alcohol use on the part of Snyder is being considered as a factor in the crash. Snyder was also dressed in dark clothing and was not using a flashlight as required by law. He was cited by troopers with Walking on a Highway While Intoxicated, Failure to Carry a Light, and Stepping into the Path of a Car after Leaving a Curb.
As the victim and family members held the front door shut, the accused broke a front window then fled the area on foot as police arrived. A police K-9 was used to search for the accused who was located and detained without incident.