Case #: 08-3373
Incident: Trespassing
On 12/06/08 Officers responded to 214 Poplar St in reference to complaints of trespassing on the property. Officer made contact with one individual who, after being warned by officers, left the property. The same individual returned to 214 Poplar St a short time later and refused to leave. The subject was placed under arrest accordingly.
Charged: DeJesus Collins, 30 yoa Fruitland, MD
Charges: Trespass
Disposition: Released to Central Booking
Case #: 08-3378
Incident: Theft
On 12/07/08 officers responded to Walmart regarding a shoplifter attempting to flee. Upon arrival, officers observed Loss Prevention associates detaining a suspect at the front of the store. Further investigation revealed that the suspect had concealed several DVDs and games on his person and fled the store. All items, totaling $143.00, were recovered.
Charged: Shawn Simon, 37 yoa Fruitland, MD
Charges: Theft $500
Disposition: Released to Central Booking
Case #: 08-3379
Incident: Armed Robbery
On 12/07/08 officers responded to a N. Camden Ave residence regarding an armed robbery of two occupants of the residence who were assaulted. Both were transported to PRMC for treatment. Based upon further investigation, police are searching for the suspect vehicle which was occupied by 4-5 African-American males in their mid 20s, wearing dark clothing.
Suspect vehicle is described as a mid-1980’s conversion van, white in color, with a luggage rack on top of the van and a ladder w/ spare tire on the back the van.
Anyone with information is asked to contact the Fruitland Police Department at 410-548-2804 or CrimeSolvers at 410-548-1776.
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4 comments:
I heard on the scanner that it was a shooting. Is that true?
At the time of his arrest DeJesus Collins was on home detention from WCDC. Why was this man on the streets. If his medical condition is so bad that he requires to be limited to home detention he should not be wandering the streets. If this is not bad enough, he posted bail on this charge and was released to the streets. Why doesn't he have an electronic monitor on his ankle. I was at the council meeting when the current ankle monitor program was discussed. The current model being used has GPS. Maybe DDD should pay closer attention to the home monitoring system.
Anon 5:14, I agree and good question but in reality they all get released before they should. I spoke to a deputy who said the guy was pistolwhipped or something like that.
DeJesus Collins was trespassing, told by an officer to leave, left AND THEN RETURNED. The charge should be more than trespassing.
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