CRIME: Violation of Protective Order
VICTIM: Sandra Horton (37) Selbyville, DE
ACCUSED: Michael Davidson (45) Laurel, DE
CHARGES: Violation of Protective Order
DISPOSITION: released on Personal Recognizance
NARRATIVE: On 01/09/2010 at approximately 12:45 AM, a Trooper from the Berlin Barrack stopped a vehicle for speeding in the area of Rt. 50 and Inlet Ilse in West Ocean City. Upon running a license and wanted check on the driver, the Trooper discovered the driver; Michael Davidson (45) of Laurel, DE had an active protective order against him, filed by a Sandra Horton (37) of Selbyville, DE. Horton was the passenger in the vehicle with Davidson. The order stated that Davidson could have no contact with Horton. Troopers subsequently placed Davidson under arrest for violating a protective order. Davidson was taken before a District Court Commissioner where he was released on personal recognizance.
CRIME: First Degree Burglary, Theft Over $500
VICTIM: Joseph Matthew Muller (26), Kelly Michelle Willey (31)
ACCUSED:
CHARGES:
DISPOSITION:
NARRATIVE: On 01/10/2010 at approximately 1245 AM, Troopers and Deputies responded to the residence of Joseph Muller (26) and Kelly Willey (31) located off Golf Course Rd in West Ocean City for a Burglary. Upon arrival it was discovered that the suspects gained access to the residence and stole a flat screen TV and a Sony Playstation 3. The victims were not home at the time the burglary took place. Anyone with information about this crime is asked to contact the Maryland State Police Berlin Barrack 410-641-3101.
3 comments:
Horton should have been charged for the violation of protection order as well. Not saying Davidson was not in violation but she was in violation as well and she was the one that wasted the court's time and the tax payers money by being in his company. Women need to be held accountable as well in situations like that.
The order was against him not her. There really isn't anything they can do to her even though she caused the violation. The troopers wasted time by making the arrest. What happened to discretion?
To 5:35
Apparently you don't now anything about the laws of Maryland. There is no discretion when it comes to violations of protective orders. The troopers upheld the law by placing him under arrest.
Even though she was STUPID enough to be in his company, he had been served with the protective order and KNEW that he was not to have any contact. The only waste of time that occurred was by Davidson wasting the State of Maryland's time for the time it took to prepare and issue the protective order.
This type of behavior by Davidson is exactly what is wrong with the United States now. People knowingly and willingly disregard law(s) and need to accept responsibility for their actions!
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