MARDELA SPRINGS, MD) — A suspect is in custody as Maryland State Police begin an investigation into an apparent homicide on a farm in a rural area in Wicomico County.
Category: Police Beat
MECHANICSVILLE, MD. — Wanted for the murder of Cody Lacey on Lavender Lane in Mechanicsville, Md., early on Saturday morning, Alan Michael Rangel has been wanted on an open warrant since July 3, 2015 for failing to appear in Charles County, Md., District Court to face trial on concealing a deadly weapon and various traffic charges.
DOVER, DEL. – Another gunman has been charged with murder in the City of Dover, according to Cpl. Mark Hoffman of the Dover Police. Charged with murder in the first degree is Erick Morton, 29, of Magnolia, Del.
NEAVITT, MD. — Just as multiple cases of watermen stealing from oyster sanctuaries were entering the criminal and civil courts across Maryland last year; the treasurer for the Watermen’s Association was allegedly bilking the group for up to $100,000, says the Maryland State Police.
On 7-15-15, the Princess Anne Police Department charged Beverly Romaine Fountain, 52, of Princess Anne Maryland with leaving the scene of a motor vehicle crash. The charge stemmed from a hit and run crash investigation that occurred at the Mt Carmel Baptist Church located at 30683 Hampden Avenue. Investigation revealed that Fountain was driving a vehicle when she collided into a vehicle that was parked along Hampden Avenue in front of the church
MARDELA SPRINGS, MD. — Wicomico County Sheriff Mike Lewis reports the arrest of two men who managed to smile for the camera when they broke into a home. The advent of inexpensive cameras for use at catching nannies smacking kids or deer walking on trails is also spreading to homes everywhere that burglars like to rob.
Prince George’s Police report that a suspect this week should be seeking redemption. He wore a shirt with the word “redemption” when he committed an armed robbery at an Oxon Hill cell phone store. On Monday, he walked into the store in the 5100 block of Indian Head Highway at about 10:15 am, displayed a gun and demanded cash. No one was hurt in the robbery. If you know where the cops can find this suspect, please call 301-772-4905. Tipsters can also always call Crime Solvers at 1-866-411-TIPS. A cash reward is available.
During the Iginla investigation, law enforcement became aware of a related investigation, originally initiated by the Baltimore County Police Department, regarding a fraud allegedly perpetrated by Oladokun, Towobola and others, which involved the re-encoding of victims’ debit card account numbers and the purchasing of money orders using PII stolen as a result of the Target Store data breach which occurred during November and December 2013.
OWINGS MILLS, MD. – One District woman apparently decided she wasn’t going to be used and abused, placed outside like yesterday’s newspaper, dumped by her beau. Instead, after getting the news that their time together was done she would pay one last visit to the guy who dumped her and when she did, the cops say she brought gasoline and a lighter.
ST. INIGOES, MD. – St. Mary’s County Sheriff Tim Cameron reports that an argument over a lost welfare card resulted in fisticuffs and handcuffs.
According to the Sheriff, on July 20, 2015, Deputy Roszell responded to the 15000 block of Point Lookout Road in St. Inigoes, for a reported assault. The victim reported he was involved in an argument with a relative over a lost Independence card when he was assaulted by suspect Patrick Shawn Dowell, 25, of St. Inigoes.