Saturday, November 17, 2012
Police said they will be out in force during the holidays.
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Saturday, November 17, 2012
In conjunction with the National Click it or Ticket Seatbelt Usage Campaign, Carroll County Sheriff’s Deputies said they will be out in extra force during the Thanksgiving Holiday period to promote public safety by enforcing motor vehicle laws including, drunk/drugged driving, aggressive driving and seatbelt violations. According to AAA, approximately 42.2 million people will travel more than fifty miles to visit family and friends this coming weekend, with many driving during nighttime hours police said in a release. The Carroll County Sheriff’s Office encourages all motorists and passengers to buckle up before starting your journey. Do not drive while drowsy and take extra time for breaks during long trips and if necessary, share …
Monday, September 17, 2012
Police say two unidentified individuals assaulted a man after attempting to get into his home.
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Monday, September 17, 2012
Just before 11 a.m. Monday, Sheriff’s Deputies were dispatched to a home in the 1900 block of Stillwater Road in Eldersburg to investigate a serious assault, according to a news release. Deputies said they found a 57-year-old male bleeding from a head wound. According to officers, an unknown male and female approached the victim's residence and asked to use the phone. The victim denied the couple access and a few minutes later left his home. As the victim was getting in his car, the two subjects, both armed with unknown weapons, accosted him at his vehicle, demanding that he let them inside his residence, according to an official report. When he denied them access, both suspects struck the victim on his head. The victim then started to …
Friday, September 14, 2012
Police are looking for Joseph Jerome Page Jr., wanted on several charges in a Taneytown assault. He is armed and dangerous, officials said.
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Friday, September 14, 2012
Sheriff deputies are searching for a man who they say assaulted a Taneytown homeowner. Just before midnight Sept. 13, police say Joseph Jerome Page Jr., 34, of Taneytown, forced his way into an acquaintance's home in the 500 block of Willow Avenue in Taneytown. According to a sheriff's report, Page punched the homeowner in the face before threatening him with a handgun. The homeowner was able to push Page from the residence and police say Page fled the area. Sheriff’s deputies attempted to locate Page, and an unknown black male, approximately five feet, 11 inches tall, who accompanied Page to the home, according to police. They left the scene in a 2005 Silver Infinite SUV, Maryland registration 6AJ8179. The vehicle is registered to Page’…
Monday, September 10, 2012
A look at crime in Carroll County for the week of Aug. 31 to Sept. 7.
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Monday, September 10, 2012
Carroll County's Most Wanted Javier Villas-Franco is wanted for violation of probation, second degree assault and making false statements. Villas-Franco is described as a white male with green eyes and black hair. His last known address was 316 Main St., New Windsor. Brad Eward Nusbaum is wanted for non-child support. Nusbaum, 36, is described as a white male with brown hair and hazel eyes. His last known address is 219 York Street, Hanover, Pa. See the Sheriff's Department website for more Most Wanted listings. Local News Briefs from Around the Web Crime Report Data According to Crimereports.com, the Carroll County Sheriff's Office and the Westminster Police Department filed the following crime reports between Aug. 31 and Sept. 7…
Friday, July 13, 2012
Until now, Carroll County was the only Maryland county to not have a LiveScan electronic fingerprinting site available for use by the general public, the Sheriff's office said.
On Tuesday, July 17 the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office will being offering public fingerprinting services using LiveScan technology. LiveScan scans and electronically transmits fingerprints to the Criminal Justice Information System (CJIS) for selected employment, volunteer and professional licensing services requiring criminal history checks. Make the news come to you. Subscribe to the Westminster Patch newsletter and the Eldersburg Patch newsletter. The United States Department of Justice notified law enforcement agencies this past spring that they would no longer accept ink fingerprint cards, applicants requiring a Federal fingerprint record check would need to be printed electronically, according to a Sheriff news release. While …
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Thursday, July 12, 2012
Carroll County vehicle accident reports are now available online.
The Carroll County Sheriff’s Office is making motor vehicle accident reports available online. Motor vehicle accident reports completed on or after July 1, 2012, can now be accessed through the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office Website at www.carrollcountysheriff.com or, www.policereports.us. Once there, scroll down to the map and click on Maryland and then click on “Carroll County Sheriff’s Office.” According to the department, in 2011 Carroll County Sheriff’s Deputies completed 441 motor vehicle accident reports, with administrative staff manually processing several requests for copies of each report. To download reports, you will need internet access and a credit card to complete the purchase. The cost for motor vehicle accident reports …
Thursday, May 10, 2012
Former Carroll County Prosecutor David Daggett has filed a $1 million defamation suit against the Carroll County Times, according to a news report.
The Daily Record reports that former Carroll County prosecutor David Daggett is suing the Carroll County Times for $1 million, alleging it erroneously reported that he had falsely testified at a court hearing in a murder trial. The testimony to which Daggett referred was given during a hearing for Cassandra Glover, charged along with her boyfriend, Russell Scott Laderer Jr., in the death of Jeremiah DeMario, 25, who was fatally stabbed in 2010 outside his Hampstead home. Patch reported that the charges were dropped against Glover and Laderer on March 12 when State's Attorney Jerry Barnes accused the Carroll County Sheriff's Department of botching the investigation. According to the Daily Record, The Carroll County Times reported that …
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Several local, county and state agencies coordinated to demonstrate an alcohol-related collision and its effects.
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Wednesday, April 18, 2012
When students arrived at South Carroll High School last week, they had no idea they would be subject to a highly orchestrated demonstration staged by local, county and state public safety and law officials. The Winfield Volunteer Fire Department, Sykesville Freedom District VFD, Gamber VFD and Mt. Airy VFC were among several departments present at "Every 15 Minutes," a two-day program that offers real-life experience without the real-life risks. View photos on the right, and more on the Winfield VFD website. The Every 15 Minutes Program focuses on high school juniors and seniors that challenges them to think about drinking, driving, personal safety, and the responsibility of making mature decisions. Last Thursday, the "Grim Reaper" called …
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Sheriff Kenneth Tregoning recognizes five employees with 2011 personnel awards.
Sheriff Kenneth L. Tregoning announced the selection of the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office 2011 annual personnel awards. Tregoning said the following recipients were chosen for their tireless commitment to public service and exemplary performance on the job. “These members have diligently executed the tasks necessary to achieve the highest goals and objectives of the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office and the public safety community,” said Sherriff Tregoning. Detective Corporal Juan Carlos Bustos: Deputy of the Year for 2011 A member of the Carroll County Sheriff’s Officesince 2001, Detective Bustos joined the Sheriff’s Office as a patrol deputy where he served for five years before spending four years as a criminal investigator, most …
Monday, November 21, 2011
The thefts occurred overnight on Nov. 12.
A Finksburg man was charged yesterday afternoon for stealing from several unlocked vehicles parked at private homes in the Finksburg area, according to a press release. Cody David Pierce, 22, was charged with theft, fourth degree burglary, and "rogue and vagabond," for the theft of cash, jewelry, electronics and other valuables taken from several unlocked vehicles, according to the release. At least eight residents along Turnberry Court and Lawndale Road in Finksburg reported thefts from their vehicles overnight on Nov. 12 and into the early morning of Nov. 13. Sheriff’s deputies were led to Pierce after witnesses reported his vehicle speeding away from where deputies found a wallet belonging to a Finksburg victim along a remote New …
Jack
3:26 pm on Wednesday, September 19, 2012
If they're in your house shoot them and make sure they're dead so there is only one story. If they're outside of your house do the same thing but drag them inside before the cops show up or they'll arrest you. more ›