During the week of September 7 through
September 13 deputies of the Calvert County Sheriff’s Office responded to 1,339 calls for service throughout the
community.
Citizens with information on the
following crimes or any criminal activity in Calvert County who wish to report
it anonymously can now access the Calvert County Crime
Solvers link through the Sheriff’s Office website.
Go to http://www.co.cal.md.us/residents/safety/law/sheriff/
and click on the Crime Solvers link to leave an anonymous tip on-line, or call
410-535-2880. Information leading to the
arrest and conviction of a suspect could result in a $1,000 reward.
CDS Violation,
Reckless Driving Case #15-49043:
On September 7 at 5:36 p.m. the Calvert Control Center
issued a lookout for several motorcycles being operated in a reckless manner
heading north on Md. Rt. 4 from the St. Leonard area. DFC R. Wilson observed the three motorcycles
traveling at speeds of over 100 MPH.
Wilson activated his emergency lights and siren but none of the
motorcycles pulled over and continued to travel at a high rate of speed into
the posted 45 MPH zone near Old Field Lane in Prince Frederick. The traffic light at Md. Rt. 4 and Church
Street/Md. Rt. 231 turned red. One
motorcyclist stopped at the red light and the other two turned onto Church Street. One continued down Church Street toward Main
Street, the other turned left at Heritage Boulevard, turning into the parking
lot of the Shell gas station. Wilson
followed and attempted to block the cycle in when it turned into the Midas Car
Repair parking lot. The motorcycle made
a hard right turn, coming into contact with the front bumper of the patrol
vehicle and the driver was ejected.
Wilson subsequently arrested the driver, Joseph Carlos Proctor, 39, of
Pomfret, and charged him with negligent driving, reckless driving, speeding,
attempting to flee and elude a police officer, possession of drug
paraphernalia; a cigar wrapper, and numerous other traffic violations. The second motorcycle was pursued by Cpl. T.
Smith as it maneuvered through traffic barriers on Main Street. The cycle continued down to Dares Beach Road,
traveling east, where Smith lost sight of it.
Det. N. DeFelice located the motorcycle traveling west on Dares Beach
Road and began pursuit. The motorcycle
continued to the traffic circle on Dares Beach Road at Armory Road where other
units attempted to box it in but the driver went onto the sidewalk to avoid
police units. It then struck a vehicle
but continued to attempt to get away.
DeFelice positioned his vehicle to prevent the escape of the cycle,
which then struck DeFelice’s vehicle.
The motorcycle fell down and the operator started running on foot but
was captured. He was identified as
Marcus Dewayne Fletcher, 41, of Waldorf.
Fletcher was charged with attempting to elude police, reckless driving,
negligent driving, speeding and numerous other traffic violations. The driver of the motorcycle that stopped at
the red light was able to successfully elude capture. Proctor and Fletcher were both treated for
minor injuries at Calvert Memorial Hospital and released. No other drivers were injured.
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| Joseph Carlos Proctor, 39, of Pomfret |
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| Marcus Dewayne Fletcher, 41, of Waldorf |
Burglary Case
#15-49051:
On September 7 at 6:38 p.m. DFC M. Velasquez responded to a
home on Maple Way in Lusby for the report of a burglary in progress. The residence is a vacated home and no one
was supposed to be inside. Upon arrival,
DFC Velasquez heard footsteps and heard a noise at the side of the house. He observed a man climbing out of the side
window then running toward the back of the house. Two suspects were then detained, however, the
financial institution that owns the home declined to press charges.
CDS Violation Case
#15-49070:
On September 7 at 9:20 p.m., Dep. J. Buck responded to the
area of Little Cove Point Road at Platinum Drive in Lusby for the report of a
single vehicle crash. He made contact
with the driver and sole occupant, Douglas Terrell Hayes, 28, of Prince
Frederick. Hayes was transported to
Calvert Memorial Hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening injuries
sustained in the crash and then transported to the Calvert Detention Center and
charged with possession of Phencyclidine, possession of drug paraphernalia; a
burnt cigarette with Phencyclidine residue, negligent driving, reckless
driving, and numerous other traffic violations.
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| Douglas Terrell Hayes, 28, of Prince Frederick |
Theft Case
#15-49138:
Two DeWalt generators were stolen from a construction site
in the Prince Frederick Crossing subdivision on Whirlaway Drive between
September 4 and 8. Both are yellow in
color, one is 7HP and the other is 5 HP.
Dep. C. Idol is investigating.
Theft Case
#15-49369:
Dep. T. Holt is investigating the theft from a coin machine
at the Solomons Car Wash that occurred sometime between September 7 and 9.
Burglary Case
#15-49414:
On September 9 at noon Dep. T. Holt responded to a home in
the 2600 block of Chambers Place in Lusby for a burglary in progress. Dep. Holt observed a man matching the
description given of a subject that had been inside the home who was now
sitting on a neighboring porch. Contact
with made with him and he was identified as Michael Jonathan Kline, 22, of
Lusby. Dep. Holt reviewed video
surveillance of the homeowner’s that showed Kline entering the home. Kline admitted to entering the home and
taking items. The property was
recovered. Kline was charged with third
degree burglary and theft less than $1,000.
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| Michael Jonathan Kline, 22, of Lusby |
Theft Case
#15-49493:
A victim reported to DFC R. Cress that she ordered a
bracelet that was shipped to her address on Woodland Court in Chesapeake Beach
on September 9. The victim noticed that
the box had been opened and the bracelet was missing. The investigation continues.
Theft from Vehicle
Case #15-49561:
A dark blue Department of Energy work shirt, brass badge and
currency was stolen from a vehicle parked outside a home in the 11400 block of
Stirrup Lane in Lusby overnight between September 9 and 10. The owner advises he normally locks his
vehicle but believes his child may have inadvertently left the car unlocked. Dep. T. Mohler is investigating.
Burglary Case
#15-49781:
A home in the 500 block of Grovers Turn Road in Owings was
burglarized between September 10 and 11 and a pressure washer, dehumidifier and
cash was stolen. DFC A. Locke is
investigating.
Destruction of
Property Case #15-49846:
A homeowner on Welchbrook Drive in Huntingtown advised DFC J.
Migliaccio that between September 10 and 11 someone had cut down a six foot
tall ash tree that had been at the end of his driveway. The investigation is continuing.
