During the week of January 28th through February
3rd deputies of the Calvert County Sheriff’s Office responded to 1,274
calls for service throughout the community.
Damaged Property: 19-5935
On January 29th, 2019 Dfc.
Shrawder responded to St. Leonard Road in St. Leonard for the report of damaged
property. The complainant advised an unknown suspect(s) scratched the
passenger’s side of the front bumper of her vehicle.
Damaged Property: 19-6420
On February 1st, 2019
Deputy Bowlan responded to Buckler drive in Lusby for the report of damaged
property. The complainant advised sometime during the overnight hours, an
unknown suspect(s) burned some siding on the back of her home. The approximate
value of damaged property is valued at $100.
Damaged Property: 19-6453
On February 1st, 2019
Deputy Freeland responded to Catalina Drive for the report of damaged property.
The victim stated they heard a few loud “pops” and saw a vehicle with an
unknown suspect inside holding a paintball gun. The victim stated that they
walked to their shed and noticed yellow paint on the shed with a broken
paintball laying on the ground. The estimated value of damaged property is $50.
Damaged Property: 19-6588
On February 2nd, 2019
Deputy Naughton responded to Chick-Fil-A in Prince Frederick for the report of
damaged property. The victim stated sometime between the hours of 7:00 a.m. and
4:45 p.m. an unknown suspect(s) shattered the front passenger side window of
their vehicle causing a spider-web pattern. The estimated value of damaged
property is $300.
Theft: 19-5667
On January 28th, 2019 Sgt.
Naecker responded to the Walmart in Dunkirk for the report of a possible
shoplifter. The complainant advised they observed two suspects attempting to
leave the store without paying for a computer which was valued at $600. Once
the suspect(s) realized they were being watched, they dropped the computer
inside Walmart and fled the scene in a red colored vehicle.
Theft: 19-5889
On January 29th, 2019 Dfc.
Boerum responded to Bayside Road in Huntingtown for the report of a theft. The
victim stated that an unknown suspect(s) stole his Maryland registration tag
from his vehicle.
ARRESTS:
On January 29th, 2019
Deputy Buckler responded to Old Bayside Road in Chesapeake Beach for the report
of a theft. The victim advised the suspected person was currently sleeping in
their basement. Deputy Buckler and Lt. Naughton made contact with Nicholas Doerk (22) who was advised
that he needed to leave the residence. While making entry into the bedroom, they
detected a strong odor of marijuana. The marijuana was confiscated and they
exited the residence. While outside, Doerk admitted to stealing several tools
from the victim that were located in his vehicle. A probable cause search of Doerk’s vehicle
also yielded a bottle of methadone that was not prescribed to him. A search of
his person revealed two glass containers of THC wax. The tools were returned to
the victim and Doerk was placed under arrest and transported to the Calvert County
Detention Center where he was charged with Theft: $100 to under $1,500 and CDS:
Possession- Not marijuana.
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| Nicholas Doerk |
On January 31st, 2019 Cpl.
Kreps was exiting the District Court in Prince Frederick when he was contacted
by a bailiff to help identify possible contraband located on a suspect
identified as Shane Edward Stickley
(32). After speaking to the bailiff’s, Stickley attempted to conceal a
small rolled up piece of aluminum foil tucked in his waistband which was
detected by the magnetometer. Upon examination of this piece of foil, Deputy
Kreps counted 18 pills identified as Quetiapine Fumerate. Also located inside
this foil was a small piece of cellophane which contained 6 white pills,
identified as Zubsolv. Deputy Kreps
placed Stickley under arrest and transported him to the Calvert County
Detention Center where he was charged with CDS: Possession- Not Marijuana and
CDS: Possession of Paraphernalia.
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| Shane Edward Stickley |
On January 31st, 2019
Deputy Crum was dispatched to the Wawa in Dunkirk for the report of a theft in
progress. The complainant advised they witnessed the suspect, Maggie Jean Williams (34), shove items
in her clothing and retreat to the women’s restroom. Deputy Crum arrived on
location and advised Williams she needed to exit the restroom, at which point
she did. The complainant then entered the restroom and located several items
that Williams attempted to steal but disposed of in another stall. Williams emptied her pockets which revealed
glass tubed shaped containers which contained suspected cocaine. Deputy Crum
then escorted Williams outside of Wawa and made contact with the passenger of
the vehicle she arrived in. Jason Eric
Dobson (42) was seen disposing items out of the car window. Deputy Crum
heard a solid item hit the pavement next to the vehicle and recovered a metal
pipe with burn marks on the end. Dobson was subsequently arrested for CDS:
Possession of Paraphernalia and transported to the Calvert County Detention
Center. A search of Williams’ person revealed a total of 12 clear glass tubes
with suspected cocaine residue and one clear plastic pill capsule with
suspected cocaine residue. Williams was arrested and charged with CDS: Possession
of Paraphernalia then transported to the Calvert County Detention Center.
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| Maggie Jean Williams |
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| Jason Eric Dobson |
On February 2nd, 2019
Deputy Sampson conducted a traffic stop in the area of Dares Beach Road and
North Solomons Island Rd. The driver, identified as Leon Paul Noland (55), indicated that he did not have a
registration sticker because his tag was stolen a few days prior. Noland and
the passenger, who was later identified as Karen
Walls Wingfield (64), were asked to step out of the vehicle while a K9 scan
was conducted which resulted in a positive alert. The Calvert County Control
Center advised Noland had an active warrant through another county. A search of
the vehicle revealed suspected cocaine residue inside of an Altoid tin which
was located Wingfield’s purse. Other contraband located inside the vehicle
included a glass jar containing dried mint infused with suspected PCP, a pill
bottle with dried mint which also emitted the odor of PCP when opened, (3)
smaller glass viles with suspected PCP residue, one eye dropper with suspected
PCP residue, a plastic screwdriver that contained suspected PCP on the handle,
and several other small viles containing suspected PCP. Noland and Wingfield
were both placed under arrest and transported to the Calvert County Detention
Center where they were charged with CDS: Possession- Not Marijuana and CDS:
Possession- Paraphernalia.
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| Leon Paul Noland |
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| Karen Walls Wingfield |
