Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Albert Jason Hildreth and Veronica Nichole Fay are in custody in connection to several burglaries around Crofton according to Anne Arundel County Police. They are awaiting extradition from West Virginia.
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Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Anne Arundel County Police confirmed two suspects have been caught in connection to several burglaries around Crofton. According to a police release, Albert Jason Hildreth, 32 and Veronica Nichole Fay, 21, were stopped Nov. 9 near Morgantown, WV. The Journal reports Fay, a Prince Frederick resident, was arrested during a traffic stop following a disturbance at a hotel in Berkeley County, WV. According to The Journal article, Fay was charged with “being a fugitive from justice” in connection to breaking and entering charges in Surry County, NC and several burglary and theft incidents here in Anne Arundel County. According to Anne Arundel County Police, while Fay was taken into custody, Hildreth fled on foot and was not apprehended at the …
Anne Arundel County Police warn residents of a spike in residential burglaries around Lower Gambrills and Davidsonville.
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Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Several home invasions and burglaries have taken place in the Lower Gambrills and Davidsonville areas since Nov. 8. Anne Arundel County Police are asking residents to be on alert for suspicious activity in their communities. According to a news release from Western District Police, they are investigating the following eight burglaries that occurred in broad daylight at single-family homes around the area: The incidents all happened in the middle of the day. "This is presumably when the residents have left for work," according to the news release. Many of the incidents happened in communities with ample mature tree growth surrounding the houses, according to the release. This possibly provided concealment for the burglars to enter …
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
New details released in Monday's Urby Drive break-in. Crofton Police Department officials said the suspects may be connected to four other burglaries from October.
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Wednesday, November 9, 2011
UPDATE POSTED November 9, 2011 An update on Monday’s Urby Drive home burglary. The Crofton Police Department has released new information on the suspects and possible vehicle they may have used to leave the scene of the crime. Monday a homeowner came home between 8:45 and 9:30 a.m. and realized she had apparently interrupted the break-in. The woman reportedly noticed the door panel was kicked out and the door was ajar. The homeowner reportedly told officers she saw what’s being described as “the shadow of a figure” running from the home. According to CPD, several things in the home were ransacked. Crofton officers responded to the house in the 1700 block. When they arrive the suspects had already left the scene. According to a police news …
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Tuesday four burglary incidents happened on Klein Court, Kent Fort Lane, Nantucket Drive and Shaftsbury Avenue. Local law enforcement is sending an advisory out to Crofton-Gambrills residents.
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Thursday, October 13, 2011
Anne Arundel County Police are investigating several burglaries around Crofton. The following four burglary incidents happened Tuesday according to an advisory from the police from Western District: 2800 Block of Klein Court 1600 Block of Kent Fort Lane 2300 Block of Nantucket Drive 1700 Block of Shaftsbury Avenue The burglaries reportedly happened while residents were coming home from being away at work and school. Detectives said the intruders entered through the rear door in three of the cases. In one incident, the suspect entered through a window. Crofton Police put out a release Wednesday advising residents to look out for the following suspects in the Shaftsbury Avenue burglary. Suspect #1 (Vehicle Driver) : Suspect #2 (Vehicle …
Friday, September 30, 2011
Police find Severna Park man opening a safe at the restaurant early Friday morning.
Police arrested David Wayne Weinstein in connection to an attempted burglary at 1:52 a.m. Friday at the Big Fish Grill on Route 3 south in Crofton, according to a police report. Officers responded to an alarm at the restaurant and upon arrival, found Weinstein, 43, of Severna Park, attempting to open a safe, according to the police report. He was arrested and taken to the Western District police station where he was charged with 2nd degree burglary. Metro Crime Stoppers: If you have information on the above incident, please call, email, or text your tip to Metro Crime Stoppers Hotline Available 24-Hours A Day Toll Free at 1-866-7LOCKUP or Text “MCS plus your message” to CRIMES (274637) Visit the website at http://www.metrocrimestoppers.net…
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Thursday, July 7, 2011
The man at the center of the December peeping tom case was sentenced 10 years according to a WTOP report.
UPDATED at 11:00PM: Charles Novak, 35, was sentenced 10 years behind bars for multiple burglary charges according to a WTOP report. Wednesday’s Arundel County Circuit Court online docket indicated Novak was charged with multiple charges of burglary and peeping tom. Prosecutors said Novak took hundreds of nude pictures of victims around Crofton, according to WTOP. He reportedly had 2,282 video clips of 260 women and some of the women’s undergarments according to WTOP. Read more on the WTOP report and victims accounts here. Novak was on house arrest for charges related to a December 2010 incident. On Dec. 27, 2010, police responded to a burglary report on Fairlawn Court. Novak was found inside a homeowner's vehicle in the garage and fled. …
Saturday, January 22, 2011
Two were allegedly robbed in an armed burglary attempt at Kris Leigh Assisted Living Center in Davidsonville.
According to Anne Arundel County Police, officers responded to the report of a burglary and armed robbery at the Kris Leigh Assisted Living Center, located at 3913 Birdsville Road, in Davidsonville, shortly after 3a.m. Saturday morning. According to the police press, it was reported that two suspects, one armed with a handgun, kicked in a door to gain access to the facility. The suspects allegedly demanded two employees to show them where valuables were stored, after which they kicked in another door to an office area. No items were reported stolen from the facility, however, the report indicated that the two caretakers were robbed of their personal property of an undisclosed amount before the suspects left the scene. No injuries were …
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Nicki Mayo
11:11 am on Wednesday, January 18, 2012
Wow thank you @Jamie. Home invasions, theft and ALL of this are tough to comeback from. Stay strong. Crofton is a tight-knit community that cares for neighbors. Our journalism is a service, that I'm proud to provide. Please Thank our resourceful neighbors for the numerous "tips" that lead me to investigate the suspects location. Living in Crofton with our connections has its privileges. more ›