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Homicide detectives were able to identify the deceased as Seydou Alassane Ba, 46, of the 400 block of Christopher Avenue, Gaithersburg, Maryland. Detectives have notified family members and are in the process of conducting interviews with several witnesses. The Anne Arundel County Recruit Class responded to the area this afternoon and conducted an extensive search of the area looking for items of possible evidentiary value.
Prince Georges County States Attorney Angela Alsobrooks, reports that Keith Queen was sentenced to a maximum 30 years in prison for Armed Carjacking and related charges after a 2014 incident in which he stole a 58-year-old victim’s car.
The victim was pumping gas at a station on Martin Luther King Jr. Highway, when Mr. Queen approached him and asked for money. When the victim told the defendant that he only had five dollars, which he was using to buy gas, Mr. Queen ultimately pulled out a knife and stole the man’s car.
CAROLINE COUNTY, MD (November 21, 2014) – Deputy State Fire Marshals have charged Gary Greenwood (62) and his wife Holly Greenwood (56) with arson related charges after a Caroline County Grand Jury finds sufficient evidence against them for the four alarm Stop & Go Mini-Mart blaze.
DELAWARE: Wicomico Sheriff Mike Lewis reports that Delaware is running low on drug dealers and wants this cat back. Police say that on 18 November 2014 at 12:00 PM a deputy arrested a wanted fugitive from the State of Delaware in the 1100 block of Pocahontas Avenue. Quindell Timmons was being sought by Delaware authorities in connection with a CDS Possession with the Intent to Deliver or Manufacture
EASTON, MD. — The conviction of Harry M. Walsh Jr., a former Talbot County attorney, for possession and exchanging of thousands of images of child pornography in Florida raises serious questions about a possible cover-up in Easton.
Walsh, 60, who was disbarred in Maryland in 2006 was convicted in Florida; last month was sentenced to more than 63 years in prison.
The officer approached the room and observed a vehicle that was occupied. The officer approached the vehicle to investigate if it was involved while still being conscientious of room #225. As the officer walked up on the vehicle, he observed the door of room #225 open with a male suspect exiting and holding a handgun.
The officer immediately drew his firearm and announced his presence at which time a second male suspect with a handgun exited the room. Both suspects then fled on foot toward Russet Green with the officer in pursuit.
The 29-year-old female victim’s husband was targeted, but not home at the time. Investigation revealed that the suspects drove down from New Jersey complaining that the victim’s husband owed them money. The first suspect tried to force his way into the victim’s mobile home at gunpoint, but the managed to kick the suspect before he could gain entrance. That suspect then fled to a waiting vehicle being driven by a second suspect.
Nov. 12, 2014 Update from Saturday Night Stabbings and Homicide: Ivan Bustamante is in custody. Additional details will be released late. Thank you for all …
MAN WITH A GUN – At approximately 9:10 PM, deputies responded to a motor vehicle accident on Old Village Road in Mechanicsville. The vehicle had left the roadway and was stuck in a ravine. The driver was armed with a firearm and was threatening suicide. Additional personnel responded to the scene. After a short stand off the subject exited the vehicle and was taken into custody without incident or injury. The subject was transported to MedStar St. Mary’s Hospital for an emergency evaluation.
Former Baltimore Police Department Lieutenant Colonel Cliff McWhite was charged today in a criminal information with theft. McWhite is alleged to have falsified information in order to obtain an increase in his salary in 2008 and 2009