UPPER MARLBORO, MD. — Prince Georges County Police have locked up the sometime boyfriend and part-time yard worker of the murdered Amanda Jones and charged him with her slaying after he allegedly broke into her home and waited to kill her.
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Court records alleged that Crawford armed himself with a kitchen knife and barricaded himself and Jenkins in a bedroom after several hours of fighting. Jenkin’s two sons then stormed the door to the bedroom when Crawford then attacked them both with the kitchen knife, much like a scene out of a horror movie.
LOTHIAN, MD. — The wife and daughter, as well as the boyfriend of the daughter of a man found dead in Anne Arundel in his home on Monday, October 5, 2015, have been charged with his murder, as well as the brutal slaying of a woman with police say was involved in a love triangle. This love triangle apparently had no corners, but the curves pointed back to the only one left alive.
Freeman was charged with possession with the intent to distribute on Feb. 13, 2012 and States Attorney Alsobrooks dropped one charge on March 16, 2012. She dropped the other charges for dealing drugs on July 26, 2012, which usually means that the defendant has rolled over on another drug dealer, which could, of course in Thugland P. G. County, be a motive for his murder.
Bryant is charged in connection with the murder of Dommeir D. Deshields, 21, of the 700-block of Church Street, Salisbury, Md. Deshields was walking on a Salisbury street when an individual approached and shot him.
LOTHIAN, MD. — Two people were found dead in a house, one from gunshots and one from a brutal beating.
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Court records show that the plea deal between Alsobrooks and Ealey called for him to go to prison for 3 years but all but 13 months was suspended. The sentence was backdated to Aug. 4, 2014, when he was locked up. Since he was on probation he was available for a gunfight, which he apparently lost.
The preliminary investigation reveals the fatal shootings occurred following an argument involving the suspect and victims. During that dispute, the suspect, James, was also shot in the hand. He walked into a hospital for treatment a short time later. Once he was released, he was taken into custody.
Operating out of Virginia Beach hotel rooms and other residences in Hampton Roads, Stigger bought and sold, and managed others who sold, substantial amounts of cocaine and crack cocaine. He was regularly armed during the course of the drug conspiracy, including with an assault rifle and numerous handguns.