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At 7:13 PM, a male victim drove into the Sheetz gas station parking lot, located on the corner of Great Mills Road and Point Lookout Road, after he saw the police and ambulance (treating the earlier victim). The victim, identified as Maxwell Jason Heyliger, 35, of Lexington Park, was exiting the parking lot of the Sign of the Whale liquor store, located on 21899 Three Notch Road in Lexington Park, when approximately 2 rounds struck his vehicle; one of which struck Heyliger in the hand.
Prince William County Police have identified the suspect involved in this robbery. If you know of his whereabouts, call Crime Solvers!
Armed Robbery *SUSPECT IDENTIFIED – On January 16th, detectives from the Robbery Unit have identified the suspect involved in the robbery which was reported at the Quality Inn located at 1109 Horner Rd in Woodbridge… on January 15th. Following the investigation, detectives obtained warrants against the suspect, identified as Joseph WILLIAMS.
Joseph Nathaniel WILLIAMS, 26, of no fixed address
WASHINGTON, D.C. — (Special Report from the FBI) — As far as witness intimidation goes, Philadelphia drug trafficker Kaboni Savage and members of his criminal enterprise appeared to corner the market on how far they’d go to silence anyone willing to testify against the organization. The most horrifying example of this was the brutal firebombing that resulted in the deaths of six members of a federal witness’ family in retaliation for his cooperation with law enforcement
Pirate Poacher of the Chesapeake Adam Antes Nabbed by Cops Using Space-based Satellite Technology News and Commentary By Ken Rossignol THE CHESAPEAKE TODAY TANGIER SOUND, …
Three armed hoods with hoodies hammered their way to gold — they were a smashing success!
COLUMBIA, MD. — Police in Howard County are seeking the identity of three thugs who robbed a jewelry store in the Columbia Mall on Jan. 5, 2015. Photos and video have now been provided for your viewing pleasure and to assist readers at having a stab at winning a reward of up to $500 to rat on these hood-rats.
Brown resigns as Maryland State Police Superintendent
(PIKESVILLE, MD) – One of the high-profile positions in the incoming Hogan Administration is that of the Superintendent of the Maryland State Police.
The Governor nearly always picks his selection for a cabinet-level appointment to put his stamp on the state-wide police agencies, Natural Resources and the State Police.
DOVER, DEL. — The Dover Police Department reports that officers responded to 15 shoplifting calls between January 1st and Noon on January 8th. Of those 15 shoplifting complaints, one was unfounded, seven are still under investigation, and arrests were made/warrants obtained in 7 cases. A total of 6 adults were arrested or are wanted for shoplifting during this period. Two juveniles were also arrested/had warrants obtained during this period.
Prince Georges County Md. Police are looking for these two jewelry store thieves. They didn’t steal diamonds, but they did nab two tablets used by store employees. Police say that their investigation reveals the suspects were posing as customers. When employees were distracted, the suspects grabbed the tablets and walked from the store. This happened on December 17, 2014, at about 1:30 pm at a jewelry store on Capital Centre Boulevard in Largo. If you recognize either of these suspects, please call 301-390-2160 or Crime Solvers at 1-866-411-TIPS. A cash reward is available.
Check Writing Fraud Suspects
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These two women are wanted for using a stolen check at a big box store in Woodbridge, Virginia. The victim’s checkbook and purse were stolen from a car at a gas station in the 12000 block of Annapolis Road in Bowie on November 14, 2014. Later that day, these two suspects were photographed using one of the stolen checks to make a purchase. If you know where police can find either of these women, please call 301-390-2160. Tipsters can also call Crime Solvers at 1-866-411-TIPS.
Pharmacy Robbery – turn in these dirtbags and win CASH!
PG Police Robbery Unit detectives are working to find and arrest these three suspects. The men robbed a pharmacy on Old Silver Hill Road in District Heights on January 10, 2015, at about 11:15 am. The investigation reveals the suspects jumped over the counter, one pulled out a gun and demanded cash and prescription medication. The employees complied. The suspects then ran away. If you know who these men are or have any information on this robbery, please call 301-772-4905. You can also always call Crime Solvers at 1-866-411-TIPS.
Bandit Wanted Landover Hand-over
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Robbed More Than a Dozen Convenience Stores, Gas Stations, and Restaurants in Five Months, Including Three 7-Elevens in Just Two Hours
GREENBELT, MD—U.S. District Judge Paul W. Grimm sentenced Anthony Akrah Morris, age 25, of Burtonsville, Maryland, on Jan. 12, 2015 to 505 months in prison followed by five years of supervised release for conspiring to commit robbery, two counts of robbery and two counts of brandishing a firearm during a robbery. Judge Grimm also ordered Morris to pay restitution of $3,375.
CRISFIELD, MD. – Natural Resources Police report that the piracy and poaching of oyster sanctuaries in the Chesapeake Bay by the persons most likely to see a direct benefit of the effort to perpetrate oyster harvesting in the future continues.
Police say that two Crisfield watermen were charged Monday by the Maryland Natural Resources Police with illegally harvesting oysters from protected waters.
Using the Maritime Law Enforcement Information Network system of cameras and radar, two officers monitored Paul Franklin Tyler III, 29, and Jeffrey Alan Cuff Jr., 31, at 10 a.m. as they dredged for wild oysters in the buffer zone surrounding the Somerset Oyster Sanctuary near Tangier Sound.