Florida Man Arrested, Charged With Placing Fake Bomb To Rob Ellicott City Jeweler
Howard County Police are offering a reward of up to $1,500 to help identify the person who tried to rob Sergio's Fine Jewelers in Ellicott City last month.
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Howard County Police are offering a reward of up to $1,500 to help identify the person who tried to rob Sergio's Fine Jewelers in Ellicott City last month.
Anyone with information is urged to contact detectives at 410-396-2433.
Murkey Spruill, 51, and Dandre Cannon, 23, are charged with attempted first-degree murder and first-degree assault.
One resident says Officer Holley has been doing her part to challenge negative stereotypes about officers, and she's doing her part to help improve conditions in the Curtis Bay community.
Investigators said the victim was actually shot in the 500 block of Denison Street and ran to the back of the 3400 block of Edmondson Avenue, where he collapsed.
Three people were injured Wednesday night following a shooting that resulted in a crash on Route 665 in Annapolis, authorities said.
In the case of 49-year-old John Williams and his 39-year-old wife, Levi Williams, family said their deaths were unexpected.
Investigators believe a man dressed in all dark clothing and a white mask approached the victim from behind and shot him in the back of the head.
Officers responded shortly after 5 p.m. to the 3900 block of Norfolk Avenue, where they found medics treating the man, who remains unidentified.
The man was shot while sitting in his car in the 5300 block of Frankford Avenue.
The man's body had "no apparent signs of trauma."
Surveillance video caught the brazen theft, in which the suspects smashed a van into the Exxon storefront around 3 a.m. Wednesday and took off with the ATM filled with cash.
Officers responded to the 1100 block of Calhoun Street for a reported shooting, where they found the victim shot multiple times.
Maryland lawmakers went back to Annapolis on Monday for a special session with a focus on re-drawing congressional lines. But Gov. Larry Hogan's administration introduced emergency legislation to the agenda that would focus on stopping crime in Baltimore.
A 24-year-old member of a Baltimore gang pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court Friday to participating in a racketeering conspiracy that included two homicides, according to a statement from U.S. Attorney Erek Barron's office.
Smith is accused of killing his wife Jacquelyn Smith and then blaming it on a Baltimore panhandler.
According to charging documents, Evelyn Player suffered multiple stab wounds, and there were also multiple defensive wounds on her hands: She fought back.
Player was found stabbed to death in a bathroom inside the East Baltimore church shortly after 7 a.m. on Nov. 16, about an hour after she let contractors in to perform renovation work inside the church, police said.
Governor Hogan's office offered a $100,000 reward for information in the case that leads to an arrest and conviction.
The Perryville man is charged with three counts of first-degree attempted murder of an officer, reckless endangerment and attempted theft related charges.
One officer was transported to an area hospital for treatment and was released, police said.
Police told WJZ most of the damage was found at the intersection of Elm and 37th Street.
During a test drive, the suspect reportedly pulled out a gun and stole the car.
Adam Lane Chaudry was hired by the Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office in 2009 and joined the homicide division in 2015. In that position, he would routinely request and obtain grand jury and trial subpoenas.
Police said they are interviewing a person of interest in one of the shootings.
