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Fredericksburg Police Beat: Showing off gun at Verizon store sent 911 calls to cops; Charles Lynn get ride to slammer

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6/3 12:30 p.m. Police responded to the area of the Verizon store in Central Park for reports of a man chasing and threatening another man with a gun. Officers and Fredericksburg Sheriff’s deputies were able to locate and detain the suspect in the parking lot, along with the weapon that the suspect had thrown to the ground when he saw police converging on the scene. The weapon was a pellet gun. Charles Lynn, 31, of Stafford was arrested on a charge of brandishing a firearm and incarcerated at the Rappahannock Regional Jail under no bond

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Frederick Police Beat: Tyler Glen Mayers charged with home invasion burglary and being an idiot

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While reviewing the evidence in this case, it was found the suspect used the victim’s bank card within an hour of conducting the burglary. Investigator Jones obtained surveillance photographs from the financial institutes where the victim’s bank card was used and positively identified the suspect as, Tyler Glen Mayers.

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PG Police Beat: top cops honored for great work in snatching drugs and criminals off the streets

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Corporals Carlton Dean and Edward Miles arrived quickly on the scene. They spoke with a victim who said his car had been struck by a stray bullet. The victim was able to describe the two cars involved in the shooting. A lookout was broadcast. Additional officers who arrived on the scene began to canvass the area and find a car matching one of the suspect’s cars.

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Howard County Police Beat: Avery Terry faces 20 years to life in federal slammer for armed robbery of CVS in Elkridge

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Momma tried to arrange alibi for her bozo robber son who called from jail for her to do his criminal bidding… Terry’s mother called the employer and asked him to provide the alibi, but the employer refused and promptly reported the call to police. Cell site data from Terry’s phone revealed that it was used to send calls or data through a cell tower location near the CVS Pharmacy at the time of the robbery.

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Southern Md. Police Beat: Crime Town Waldorf – Sheriff reports 7 criminal incidents while 116 went unreported

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WALDORF, MD. — The sense of entitlement and special treatment on the part of the criminal class, shows that crime in Waldorf is a real danger to the public for shopping or simply being in one’s home or vehicle. The criminals and the heathens want your money and want your stuff and they want to sell drugs unrestricted to an entire class of mental midgets who want to buy the drugs.

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G-Men put brakes on Mexican Express Heroin & Cocaine Train; Cokehead Alert! Prices Going UP!

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The indictment further alleges that the Laredo brothers had numerous relatives and associates set up “funnel accounts” that were used for the purpose of laundering the proceeds of the drug operation back to Mexico. According to the indictment, using a variety of money laundering techniques, including the use of the funnel accounts, wire transfers of funds, and Western Union money grams, the DTO was able to launder at least $5 million of its heroin proceeds back to Mexico, where the Laredo brothers resided. It was further a part of the conspiracy that the Laredo brothers directed defendant Osmar Flores, doing business as Tri-Country Auto Sales, Inc., in Rockford, Illinois, to collect and deposit large sums of cash representing proceeds of the Laredo DTO’s heroin trafficking sales in the U.S. to the business bank account of Tri Country Auto Sales, Inc. Portions of those funds were allegedly used to purchase multiple vehicles used to transport heroin from Mexico and bulk U.S. currency from the United States to Mexico, in concealed compartments. I