OFFICE of the SHERIFF for QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY
PRESS RELEASES
INCIDENT: Assault / Disorderly
DATE / TIME: 10/01/2012 @ 1139 Hours
LOCATION: Kent Island High School
ARREST: Male (15) of Stevensville
CHARGE: Assault / Disorderly
NARRATIVE: Male student being removed from Lunch Room by a teacher after throwing food at another student. The student was then observed by a School Resource Deputy pulling away and striking the teacher on the arm. When the School Resource Deputy attempted to handcuff the student he continued to resist. The student was transported to Sheriff’s Headquarters for processing and referred to Department of Juvenile Justice for assault & disorderly.
DEPUTY: Dfc. Chris Parkinson
CASE: 12-27904
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INCIDENT: Theft
DATE / TIME: 10/02/2012 @ 1017 Hours (Reported)
LOCATION: 400 Pie One Road, Stevensville
VICTIM: Soledad Fernandez of Annapolis
NARRATIVE: Victim stated she is a waitress at a restaurant on Pier One Road and had left her purse under the counter at her waitress station during her shift. This morning when she looked into her purse she discovered her brown wallet with $110 and several credit cards missing.
DEPUTY: Dfc. Seth Ambrose
CASE: 12-27986
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INCIDENT: Theft
DATE / TIME: 10/02/2012 @ 1047 Hours
LOCATION: 441 Outlet Center Drive, Queenstown
VICTIM: Gucci Store
ARREST: Naadirah Blair Wise (19) of Philadelphia, PA
Brandon Lamar Baylor (24) of Philadelphia, PA
CHARGE: Theft
NARRATIVE: Dfc. Boyles was dispatched to the Gucci Store for a theft of pocketbooks which had just occurred. Prior to arriving , he was advised that the suspects had fled in a black Impala going west on RT 50, and then that the car was involved in a single vehicle accident at RT 50 and Hissey Road. Dfc. Boyles crossed the highway and went on Winchester Creek Road and saw several persons running in the wood line and a male running into the roadway. Boyles was able to take the male into custody (later ID’ed as Baylor) and a female suspect near the woods. The other two suspects fled in opposite directions into the woods. The female had a green purse which she claimed as hers. A check of the bag showed a Gucci ID tag and a security device attached. Once additional units arrived, Dfc. Boyles and K9 Beny tracked the flight path of the suspects finding additional handbags and discarded clothing.
The two in custody were complaining of injuries from the accident and were taken to Grasonville Medical Center. At the scene of the accident, the Store Manager advised he had seen three males taking five handbags and running from the store. He followed they group and saw the Impala leave the roadway rolling upside down. The manager was also able to ID the handbags as stolen property and advised they had a value of $11, 470.
After being released from the ER, both subjects were transported to the Sheriff’s Headquarters for processing. Neither subject could ID the other suspects except by street names “Bootie” and CJ” from Philadelphia. Both subjects were charged with six counts of theft. At initial appearances before a District Court Commissioner, Wise was released on her own recognizance and Baylor held on a $15,000 bail which was posted by a bail bondsman later that day. The vehicle was towed from the scene and stored.
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DEPUTY: Dfc. Robert Boyles & K9 Beny
ASSIST: Dfc. S. Ambrose
CASE: 12-27989
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INCIDENT: Traffic Accident / CDS Possession
DATE / TIME: 10/02/2012 @ 2215 Hours
LOCATION: Pine Drive, Grasonville
NARRATIVE: Residents on Pine Drive reported that an orange mustang had struck a tree at 100 pine drive and then parked at a residence at 120 Pine Drive. The driver was unidentified. Deputies went to the residence where, Melissa L. Brown stated she had been the driver, hitting a wet patch on the roadway and losing control striking the tree. She stated she went to the house and was about to call when Deputies arrived. While investigating the accident, it was noticed that two clear capsules with white powder residue was on the console and these items seized. Charges are pending further investigation.
DEPUTY: Deputy Steve Matthews
ASSIST: Deputy Nathaniel Burns
CASE: 12-28037
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INCIDENT: Medical Emergency
DATE / TIME: 10/03/2012 @ 2247 Hours
LOCATION: 100 Block of St. Mary’s Road, Stevensville
VICTIM: Male (27) of Stevensville
NARRATIVE: Deputy Harris responded to residence on St. Mary’s Road for a physical domestic. On arrival he was advised of a male subject in the residence who had cut his wrist with a knife. The male who had severe bleeding, stated he wasn’t going to jail so he cut his wrist. The female half of the domestic stated there had been an argument with no physical assault. The male was transported to Anne Arundel Medical Center for treatment.
DEPUTY: Deputy Charles Harris
CASE: 12-28133
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INCIDENT: DWI
DATE / TIME: 10/04/2012 @ 2241 Hours
LOCATION: Main Street – Business Parkway, Stevensville, MD
ARREST: Todd Christian Kerchner (40) of Stevensville
CHARGE:
NARRATIVE: A gray Ford truck was seen turning onto Business Parkway and struck the curb. Deputy Armington attempted to stop the truck, which drove into a storage lot on Love Point Road for about 150 yards before stopping. Driver was identified as Todd C. Kerchner. Due to a possible odor of alcoholic beverage, Field Sobriety Tasks were attempted and as a resulted was placed under arrest. After processing at Sheriff’s Headquarters, he was released to a sober friend.
DEPUTY: Deputy Chase Armington
CASE: 12-28230
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INCIDENT: Theft
DATE / TIME: 10/05/2012 @ 1629 Hours
LOCATION: 221 Outlet Center Drive, Queenstown
VICTIM: Tommy Hilfiger
NARRATIVE: Assistant manager at the location reported that three African-American females entered the store going in different directions. Two of the women began to pull sensors off of shirts and putting clothing into a bags. The three then fled from the store leaving in a silver Honda with DC plates. Attempts to locate the care were unsuccessful. The amount of loss was unavailable.
DEPUTY: Dfc. Seth Ambrose
CASE: 12-28303
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INCIDENT: Assault
DATE / TIME: 10/06/2012 @ 0952 Hours
LOCATION: 200 Block of Nichols Manor Road Stevensville
NARRATIVE: Investigation of reported assault at location indicated a female had looked at a male friend’s cell phone and became upset. The phone was destroyed and a possible assault occurred. The male voluntarily left the residence and both parties advised of the process to apply for charges if desired.
DEPUTY: Dfc. Seth Ambrose
CASE: 12-28359
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INCIDENT: Domestic
DATE / TIME: 10/07/2012 @ 0034 Hours
LOCATION: Sherman Way, Chester
NARRATIVE: Deputies responded to area for a reported domestic. Upon arrival female and child leaving the location advised no assault had occurred and neither party had called. Male in residence reported an argument had occurred over money and that no assault occurred. Neighbors apparently called to disturbance. Both parties advised of legal options.
DEPUTY: Deputy Nathaniel Burns
CASE: 12-28440
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INCIDENT: Theft from Motor Vehicle
DATE / TIME: 10/07/2012 @ 0550 Hours
LOCATION: 100 Block of Darden Road, Chestertown
VICTIM: Dane M. Reed of Chestertown
NARRATIVE: Victim’s girlfriend was on her way to work and noticed the rear doors to victims work van open. Missing from the van were a Hitachi 7 ¼ Circular Saw, a DeWalt Biscuit Joiner, a DeWalt ¼ Sheet Sander and a Porter-Cable orbital sander. Items valued at $390. Located at the scene was a orbital buffer that was not the victim’s. Owner of this tool may collect the buffer by calling the Sheriff’s Office.
DEPUTY: Deputy Chad Hartmetz
CASE: 12-28458
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INCIDENT: Theft
DATE / TIME: 10/07/2012 @ 1931 Hours
LOCATION: 200 Medic Drive, Chester
VICTIM: Gregory N. Harrison of Grasonville
NARRATIVE: Victim reported that he had left a galvanized fish trap next to his vehicle and upon returning a short time later it was now gone. The trap was valued at $80.
DEPUTY: Deputy Nathaniel Burns
CASE: 12-28503
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INCIDENT: Medical Emergency
DATE / TIME: 10/07/2012 @ 0220 Hours
LOCATION: Main Street Church Hill
VICTIM: Male (55) of Church Hill
NARRATIVE: Male subject was extremely intoxicated and had told several persons he wanted to die by drinking a fifth of vodka or more. Subject was transported to Easton Memorial by Patrol Car for treatment.
DEPUTY: Deputy Chad Hartmetz
CASE: 12-28519
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INCIDENT: Motor Vehicle Collision
DATE / TIME: 10/08/2012 @ 0134 Hours
LOCATION: 1100 Block of Round Top Road, Chestertown
VICTIM: See Narrative
NARRATIVE: Deputy was dispatched to 1100 Round Top Road for a dark Ford Focus with heavy damage to the front end and the motor 25-30 away from the car. An empty bottle of Captain Morgan Rum was also in the front seat.
A short time later a resident in the area called 911 to report a female had come to his house and stated she had been in an accident. The female, Jennifer Ingledue stated she had been driving the car had an accident and had chest and stomach pains. She also said her passenger was Joshua Sheppard but didn’t know where he had gone. A look-out for Sheppard was issued and located a short time later by MSP. Both subjects were treated by EMS and flown by two MSP aviation units to Shock Trauma. Deputy Hartmetz responded to Shock Trauma to continue his investigation. Charges are pending further investigation.
DEPUTY: Deputy Chad Hartmetz
CASE: 12-28523
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INCIDENT: Theft from Motor Vehicle
DATE / TIME: 10/08/2012 @ 0950 Hours
LOCATION: 6630 Friels Road, Queenstown
VICTIM: Thomas Sites of Queenstown
NARRATIVE: Victim reported leaving his white 2011 Ford F-150 pickup behind the Mid Atlantic Soda Blasting company on Friday afternoon. On Monday he returned to work and found the tailgate had been stolen. The tailgate was valued at $1000.
DEPUTY: Dfc. Larry Steenken
CASE: 12-28544
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INCIDENT: Theft
DATE / TIME: 10/09/2012 @ 0459 Hours
LOCATION: 411 Winchester Creek Road, Grasonville
VICTIM: Grand Yachts International
NARRATIVE: Employees of the company reported arriving at the business to transport several boats to the Annapolis Boat show and found the front sliding gate to the business rammed open and on the ground. Missing from the location was a red 2008 Ford F-350 extended cab dually work truck with a tool box in the rear. The truck had been left at the far corner of the lot unsecured, with the keys in it and with a trailer attached. The trailer was left at the location. A check at that time failed to indicate any other missing items. Damage to the gate was $4000. Later that morning, it was realized that four lower units of 525 HP Mercury motors were missing from two privately owned boats valued at $9000 each. Investigation remains open and anyone with information is asked to call the Sheriff’s Office at (410) 758-0770.
DEPUTY: Deputy Nathaniel Harris
ASSIST: Cpl. C. Green / Dfc. J. Rickard / Det. J. Gardner
CASE: 12-28620
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