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Remember when traitors got the death penalty? Navy Engineer Arrested for Attempting to Send USS Gerald R. Ford Schematics to the Egyptian Government

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Remember when traitors got the death penalty? On November 28, 2014, Awwad was observed entering his office at the Norfolk Naval Shipyard holding a cardboard tube about three feet long. Once in his office, Awwad opened the cardboard tube and took out several white sheets which appeared to be design schematics of an aircraft carrier. Awwad then placed the schematics on the floor of his office and photographed them. After approximately 45 minutes of viewing the schematics and taking photographs, Awwad placed all the schematics back in the cardboard tube and left his office

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Murder USA: Teen charged with slaying of his father with crossbow; kept dead dad upstairs for days

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Teen charged with slaying of his father with crossbow – Harrington, Del. – Detectives with the Delaware State Police Homicide Unit have arrested a 17-year-old teen in connection with the death of his father.

The investigation began at approximately 9:45 a.m., Thursday December 11, 2014 when officers from Harrington Police Department, assisting troopers, responded to 4822 Park Brown Road for a report of a check on the well-being.

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Eastern Shore Police Beat: Three banks robbed in just over 24 hours have cops running out of crime scene tape

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SALISBURY, MD. — Bank robbers have been having their own shopping spree in just over 24 hours, robbing three lower Eastern Shore banks. The three banks which were robbed are located in Sharptown, Princess Anne and Salisbury.

The first was the BB & T in Princess Anne, early in the morning, the second and third took place on Friday, Dec. 12, 2014.

On Friday, December 12, 2014 at approximately 10:11 a.m. the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office responded to the Hebron Savings Bank, located in Sharptown, Wicomico County, MD for a reported bank robbery.

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Bad Luck for Bad Luckett; Charged with Armed Robbery – Attempted Murder Charges Loom

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The suspect then shot at the victim; however the gun misfired and the victim fled on foot. As the victim ran the suspect continued to shoot at him; one bullet struck a vehicle while a woman and a small child were sitting inside. The victim was able to hide in the woods and the suspect fled the area on foot.

On December 11, 2014, detectives identified a suspect in the case. Detectives located and arrested Torian Taylor Luckett, age 19, of Great Mill. Luckett was charged with Armed Robbery, Burglary 1st Degree, Assault 1st Degree and Theft $1,000 to $10,000. Luckett was transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center and incarcerated under No Bond.

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Trent Talley stole med transport vehicle, fled from police in three states before being deflated at McHenry tunnel

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Trent Talley stole med transport vehicle, fled from police in three states before being deflated at McHenry tunnel – According to Westampton Township Police in New Jersey, on 12/11/2014 at 1448 hrs, The Westampton Twp Police were dispatched to 770 Woodlane Rd, Twin Oaks for the report of a motor vehicle theft that had just occurred. The suspect later identified as Trent S. Talley, 29, of Cinnaminson, approached a medical transport vehicle that was on location and threatened the vehicles driver by stating “Do you want to die today?”.

Mr. Talley then forcibly entered the vehicle and left location, traveling through the townships of Westampton, Burlington , Florence and Bordentown via Route 295 North . Mr. Talley eventually got back onto the NJTP in Florence and fled from the New Jersey State Police after being given the signal to stop. Mr. Talley continued to elude the New Jersey State Police on the New Jersey Turnpike south bound into Delaware

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Prince William Police Beat: Man nearly beat woman to death with metal rod; Potomac Mills Mall scene of assault on clerk as thief made getaway from Saks Fifth Ave.

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On November 10th, detectives from the Special Victim’s Unit responded to investigate a sexual battery allegation which was reported to have occurred at the Patient First located at 9715 Liberia Ave in Manassas (20110). The victim, a 23 year old man of Manassas, reported to police that during an examination he was sexually assaulted by the accused, a physician at the facility. Following the investigation, the accused was arrested on December 3rd.

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Eastern Shore Police Beat: The Case of the Wicked Babysitters and the Lost TV Remote

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The deputy learned that Leslie and Leonard Parks had been watching the two children on behalf of their mother when Leonard instructed the children to find the television remote within 15 minutes or he would kick them out of the residence.

After the children were unable to find it, they told the deputy they were pushed outside, the door was locked behind them and the lights were turned off.

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Prince William County Police Beat: armed robbery in store parking lot; teen arrested for rape of child

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On December 4th, detectives from the Special Victim’s Unit responded to investigate a sexual assault which was reported to have occurred in the area of Blue Pool Dr and Hildas Way in Woodbridge (22191) on December 1st. The investigation revealed that the victim, an 11 year old girl of Woodbridge, was sexually assaulted by the accused, a known acquaintance, in a wooded area near the above location. The victim reported the incident to her mother on December 4th who then contacted the School Resource Officer at the victim’s school. Following the investigation, the accused, a juvenile, was arrested.