On Thursday afternoon, MDTA Police arrested a Michigan man during a traffic stop on I-95 in Harford County. The MDTA Police contacted agents from the Maryland Comptroller’s Office Field Enforcement Division who charged the 20-year-old-man with transporting cigarettes within Maryland without the tobacco tax being paid and unlawfully possessing 16,200 unstamped tobacco products. The total […]
MDTA Police Make Arrest for Drugs, Stolen Gun
On Saturday evening, MDTA Police arrested a Baltimore man during a traffic stop on Aviation Boulevard in Anne Arundel County. The MDTA Police charged the 29-year-old man with possession of a stolen firearm, prohibited person in possession of a handgun, CDS possession with intent to distribute and other drug, weapon and traffic charges. An MDTA […]
Can You Identify These Two Individuals?
Anne Arundel County Police Department Can You Identify These Individuals? The pictured individuals allegedly stole a wallet of an employee at BWMC on December 10th and made purchases using credit cards from the wallet at nearby businesses in the Millersville. Anyone able to identify the suspects is asked to contact Detective Keane […]
Grant Funding for Police Recruitment and Retention
Governor’s Office of Crime Control and Prevention Releases Notice of Funding Availability for Police Recruitment and Retention Grant New Funding Provides Additional Resources for Police Departments to Bolster Ranks The Governor’s Office of Crime Control and Prevention (GOCCP) has released the Notice of Funding Availability for $3 million in funds for the Police Recruitment and […]
Sham Law Enforcement Fundraiser Ordered to Stop
Attorney General Brian E. Frosh and Secretary of State John C. Wobensmith announce a Cease and Desist Order has been issued today against Stephen D. Everhart, Lion Fundraising, Police Journal and Fire Yearbook, and Lion Fraternal Order of Police Assistance Fund LLC. The order follows an investigation that revealed over $1 million in donations were […]
Parade Participants Needed for PRAD October 7th
Patuxent River Appreciation Days is celebrated on Columbus Day weekend, October 6 and 7, at the Calvert Marine Museum in Solomons from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m. The annual parade is at 2 p.m. on Sunday, October 7. The PRAD Inc. committee is seeking parade participants. Non-profit organizations such as scouting groups, 4-H groups, […]
Need Information on Critically Missing Woman
Police Seek Public’s Help In Continuing Search For Critically Missing And Endangered Pregnant Woman Ashley Lynn Thomas Police are asking for the public’s help as they continue to search for a critically missing and endangered pregnant woman. The woman is identified as Ashley Lynn Thomas, 30, and seven months pregnant. She is described as a Caucasian […]
Calvert County Celebrates National Night Out
On Tuesday, August 4th, communities all over the county celebrated National Night Out—a night that focuses on increasing police and community relations. The goal of the police was to meet their neighbors that they serve, enhance neighborhood safety, and increase awareness of how to reach help if necessary. At East John Youth Center – East […]
Police and Citizen Interaction to be Discussed
The most recent tragic events in Ferguson, Missouri, Baltimore and other similar situations across the country have rekindled a national conversation about the interaction between the police and the communities they serve. This topic has evoked highly charged verbal and physical confrontations between police and citizens. It has also sparked much discussion and debate within […]
Governor Hogan Mobilizes State Resources
The Maryland National Guard, State Police among State Agencies with Deployed Resources Governor Larry Hogan and Maryland officials continue to coordinate the State’s response to violent civil unrest that has occurred in Baltimore City over the past day, and has included over 200 arrests and at least 19 structure fires. Maryland agencies are working together […]