Charges Still Pending in Averted Threat Case
Police say Neil Prescott was admitted to Anne Arundel County Medical Center, where he could be for one week.
UPDATE (5:45 p.m.)—Tales of a thwarted mass shooting plot with an Anne Arundel County connection spread quickly on Friday through news sources and social media. While local police remained tight-lipped about the incident until a Friday afternoon news conference in Prince George's County, some details—including the man's name and a faxed copy of a search warrant—were leaked. At the news conference Friday, police did not name or confirm the identity of the male suspect taken into custody for medical treatment at his Crofton apartment located in the 1600 block of Parkridge Circle. Prince George's County Police Department (PGPD) spokeswoman Julie Parker tweeted on Friday: "As no one is currently under arrest in the shooting threat averted case…
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Ronald
10:34 pm on Sunday, July 29, 2012
Why AA County Med Center instead of one of the State facilities where a decent evaluaton could be conducted. Let's see if AA County Med Center releases this one in a day with medications and an outpatient appointment like the do the rest of the public. more ›