INCIDENT: MDOP to Vehicle
REPORT DATE / TIME: 10/03/2011 @ 1121 Hours
LOCATION: 300 Block of Sawmill Lane, Grasonville
VICTIM: Demetruis Pinder of Grasonville
NARRATIVE: Victim reported that while out of town for several days his 2002 Lexus was parked in his driveway at his residence. Upon returning home he found that the car had been vandalized with numerous dents & scratches over the entire vehicle, a partially collapsed roof and two flat tires. The damage was estimated to be over $8000. The damage is believed to have occurred sometime between September 28th and October 3rd.
DEPUTY : Dfc. Stephen Fraser
CASE NUMBER: 11-32992
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INCIDENT: Verbal Disturbance
REPORT DATE / TIME: 10/03/2011 @ 1411 Hours
LOCATION: 300 Block of Elliott Drive, Chester
VICTIM: Betty Baynard of Chester
NARRATIVE: Deputies responded to the residence in response to a 911 call. On arrival, Betty Baynard advised she had been arguing with a family member who had been staying there over money. The family member is alleged to have threatened her possibly with a knife, however the details continued to change during interviews. The suspect had fled the scene prior to arrival of the Sheriff’s Office. Victim was advised of her options and procedures for charges and protection orders.
DEPUTY : Dfc. Stephen Fraser
CASE NUMBER: 11-33012
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INCIDENT: MDOP
REPORT DATE / TIME: 10/03/2011 @ 1421 Hours
LOCATION: Tennessee Road / Bay Drive, Stevensville
VICTIM: QA County Government
NARRATIVE: Local resident reported that while walking her dogs she had observed two stop signs in the area spray painted with obscenities and racial slurs. In addition a swastika had also been painted on the roadway. County roads was contacted to have the signs / damage repaired or replaced.
DEPUTY : Cpl. Shane Russell
CASE NUMBER: 11-33017
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INCIDENT: Trespassing Complaint
REPORT DATE / TIME: 10/03/2011 @ 2046 Hours
LOCATION: 100 Block of Flat Iron Road, Church Hill
VICTIM: Dwyer Bell of Church Hill
NARRATIVE: Complainant reported that he had a female and her daughter as house guests for several days, however he had asked her to leave earlier in the day and upon returning home that evening the subjects were still there. The female advised her daughter was a special needs child, that she was homeless and had no place to go. Several calls were made and arrangements were made to have the two transported from the residence by a friend. The female was advised not to return or face possible trespass charges.
DEPUTY : Deputy Maria Bassaro
CASE NUMBER: 11-33041
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INCIDENT: Theft over $1000
REPORT DATE / TIME: 10/03/2011 @ 2248 Hours
LOCATION: 1800 Block of Sudlersville Road, Sudlersville
VICTIM: Michele Plugge of Sudlersville
NARRATIVE: Victim reported that some of her jewelry is missing while living at the residence with several other persons. Ms. Plugge advised that recently cash and change was found to be missing from her room, however she had not reported it because she suspected a family member. However today she noticed that her 1980 high school ring from Penderson High School, a yellow gold cross charm, a vertical three diamond pendant, a “X” and hearts bracelet, a birth stone gold bracelet with four stones and gold hoop earrings were gone and valued at $1500.
This incident remains under investigation.
DEPUTY : Deputy Maria Bassaro
CASE NUMBER: 11-33046
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INCIDENT: Trailer Tag Theft
REPORT DATE / TIME: 10/04/2011 @ 1020 Hours
LOCATION: 200 Block of White House Road, Grasonville
VICTIM: Palmer D. Swann of Grasonville
NARRATIVE: Victim reported the theft of his trailer tag (Maine – 12TLR76224) valued at $40.
DEPUTY : Dfc. Stephen Fraser
CASE NUMBER: 11-33073
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INCIDENT: Underage Alcohol Possession
REPORT DATE / TIME: 10/04/2011 @ 1231 Hours
LOCATION: Kent Island High School, Stevensville
NARRATIVE: The School Resource Officer was notified by staff members that a 15 year old female was found to be in possession of a small open bottle of whiskey. The child was removed from school by her parent and was issued a civil citation for possession.
DEPUTY : Dfc. Jeremy Davidson
CASE NUMBER: 11-33081
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INCIDENT: Assault
REPORT DATE / TIME: 10/04/2011 @ 1118 Hours
LOCATION: 200 Block of Canal Street, Grasonville
VICTIM: John Kotwica of Grasonville
NARRATIVE: Victim reported that he was meeting with two subcontractors on October 3rd about terminating their employment. The suspects then threatened him, pushed him, blocked his truck in and then punched his truck leaving a dent in the vehicle. The next day Mr. Kotwica states he received several threatening text messages from on of the suspects. Victim advised he did not want any criminal prosecution and was advised on the Peace Order procedure.
DEPUTY : Sgt. John Meyers
CASE NUMBER: 11-33174
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INCIDENT: Shots Fired Complaint
REPORT DATE / TIME: 10/04/2011 @ 1517 Hours
LOCATION: 100 Block of Spruce Drive, Queen Anne
VICTIM: William Troy Wilkins (18) of Queen Anne
NARRATIVE: Emergency personnel responded to location after a family member had found the victim with an apparent fatal self inflicted gunshot wound. Detectives from the Sheriff’s Office continue the investigation.
DEPUTY : Detective Amelia Lopez
CASE NUMBER: 11-33198
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INCIDENT: DWI
REPORT DATE / TIME: 10/05/2011 @ 2015 Hours
LOCATION: Postal Road near Route 18, Chester
ARRESTED: Donald Evert Evans (54) of Berwyn Heights, MD
NARRATIVE: A Department of Natural Resources Officer requested for a Sheriff’s Deputy after he stopped a Chevrolet pickup pulling a small Jon boat and trailer due to no taillights on the trailer. The DNR officer believed the driver, Donald Evans to be intoxicated.
Dfc. Jordan responded and upon speaking with the subject smelled a strong odor of alcohol and that the subject appeared to be slurring his speech. After attempting several field sobriety tasks, Dfc. Jordan placed Evans under arrest. After processing and charging documents were completed, Evans was released on his signature.
DEPUTY : Dfc. Michael Jordan
CASE NUMBER: 11-33012
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INCIDENT: Theft
REPORT DATE / TIME: 10/05/2011 @ 2015 Hours
LOCATION: 100 Block of Scottown Road, Queenstown
VICTIM: Aretter Baylor of Queenstown
NARRATIVE: Victim reported that her grandson’s skateboard had been stolen from her front yard while he was in school. The skate board is valued at $30.
DEPUTY : Dfc. Jason Rickard
CASE NUMBER: 11-33220
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INCIDENT: Traffic Complaint / Road Rage
REPORT DATE / TIME: 10/05/2011 @ 2120 Hours
LOCATION: Clark’s Corner Road, near Centreville
VICTIM: Paul Gunther Jr. of Centreville
NARRATIVE: Victim reported that while traveling on Clark’s Corner Road a maroon Chevrolet Silverado pickup was impeding traffic by traveling at a very slow rate of speed. As the victim passed, the driver of the pickup threw a cup with liquid at Gunther’s vehicle. No damage was reported, and the owner of the truck is known and attempts to contact him have been made.
DEPUTY : Dfc. Jason Rickard
CASE NUMBER: 11-33225
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INCIDENT: Assault 1st Degree
REPORT DATE / TIME: 10/06/2011 @ 0023 Hours
LOCATION: 121 Fourth Street, Crumpton
VICTIM: Derrick L. Ferrell and Anthony K. Todd both of Crumpton
NARRATIVE: Deputies responded to location for a report of shots fired, that the victim was still being chased by suspects and the caller, a passenger of the vehicle was unsure if he had been shot or not.
Upon arrival, Anthony Todd told deputies that he was a passenger in a vehicle driven by his friend Derrick Ferrell. When they pulled into a driveway at 121 Fourth Street someone yelled to get out of the car and Derrick exited and ran away with two African American males in dark clothing chasing him. After hearing several gunshots, Todd stated he crawled out of the car and ran towards the house.
Additional deputies responding located Ferrell who confirmed that several subjects chased him and that he heard numerous gunshots. Ferrell stated he ran down the street seeking help. The area was searched by numerous law enforcement personnel including a K9 and MSP Helicopter.
At the scene, a 202 Oldsmobile Alero was located in the driveway with a flat tire, a shattered window and what appeared to be several bullet holes in the door. The vehicle was stored pending processing. Neither individual was injured.
Detective Eric Goodman of the Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigation Unit has been assigned the follow-up to this incident and the case remains open at this time.
DEPUTY : Cpl. Mark Carr
ASSIST: Dfc. Jason Rickard, Dfc. Steve Gore, Pfc. Mike Lewis & K9 Boris from CPD and MSP Aviation
CASE NUMBER: 11-33236
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INCIDENT: MDOP
REPORT DATE / TIME: 10/062011 @ 1315 hours
LOCATION: Kent Island High School
VICTIM: QA Board of Ed
NARRATIVE: School Resource Office – Dfc. Jeremy Davidson reported that someone had spray painted graffiti on the rear wall of a dugout near the softball field. The letters appear to be red spray paint with “WN$”. Maintenance personnel immediately removed the “tagging” of the dugout.
DEPUTY : Dfc. Jeremy Davidson
CASE NUMBER: 11-33284
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INCIDENT: Domestic Assault in Progress
REPORT DATE / TIME: 10/06/2011 @ 2045 Hours
LOCATION: Thompson Creek Mall near Food Lion
VICTIM: Khia F. Thompson of Stevensville
ARRESTED: Amos Quincy Archie (27) of Severna Park, MD
NARRATIVE: Units responded to location for a report of a man and woman fighting in the parking lot and that the male was attempting to slash the tires on a green jeep.
On arrival deputies located the male standing next to the Jeep with the door open and a female seated in the driver’s seat. The male was cooperative and detained. The female reported that the male was her boyfriend and while shopping in the grocery store he accused her of looking at another person and an argument occurred which included him throwing items from the shelve at her. The female left the store followed by the male who attempted to take her keys from her and a brief struggle had occurred during which she was scratched on her arm. The male was placed under arrest for 2nd degree assault and transported to the Sheriff’s Headquarters for processing. He was later released on his personal recognizance by a District Court Commissioner.
DEPUTY : Dfc. Jason Rickard
CASE NUMBER: 11-33326
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INCIDENT: Assault
REPORT DATE / TIME: 10/06/2011 @ 0133 Hours
LOCATION: 100 Block of Cee Jay Road, Chestertown
VICTIM: Natasha Brown of Chestertown
NARRATIVE: Units responded to location for a report of two females fighting in a residence. On arrival Ms. Brown reported her daughter had assaulted her other daughter and her and that some items had been damaged. The suspect in this case has mental issues and was threatening to harm herself and had fled the residence. A search of the area by law enforcement and fire comp[any personnel was unable to locate the female. Ms. Brown was transported to the Chester River Medical Center for a possible concussion..
DEPUTY : Dfc. Jessica Kellogg
CASE NUMBER: 11-33336