Maxwell J. Mosscrop |
Street and Philadelphia Avenue, in reference to a motor vehicle collision involving an Ocean City municipal bus and a car which fled the area.
The initial investigation revealed that a City bus was travelling south on Philadelphia Avenue at 7th Street when a vehicle traveling west on 7thStreet attempted to cross Philadelphia Avenue, failing to stop at the stop sign striking the bus. The vehicle then struck an unoccupied parked vehicle and then fled the scene.
Police broadcast a lookout for the vehicle involved in the crash and a Worcester County Sheriff’s Deputy who was patrolling in Ocean City located the vehicle a short time later at 13thStreet and St. Louis Avenue. The driver of the vehicle, who was later identified as Maxwell J. Mosscrop, 20, of Stevensville, MD, was suspected of being drunk at the time of the crash. In addition to assorted alcoholic beverages, police recovered suspected Marijuana from Mossrop’s vehicle.
Mosscrop was arrested and charged with 17 different charges related to the collision including:
· Failing to remain at the scene of an injury accident.
· Driving under the influence of alcohol.
· Driving a vehicle in violation of an alcohol restricted (under 21 years old) Maryland license.
· Possession of marijuana.
· Possession of paraphernalia.
Mosscrop was seen by an Ocean City District Court Commissioner and was released on $10,000 unsecured bond.
Part of his sentencing should be a ban of Ocean City for a period of five years.
ReplyDeleteSo he hits a bus and gets a $10,000 unsecured bond but the lady that ran over the child only gets a $5,000 unsecured bond? How do they determine what their bond should be.
ReplyDeleteGetting off of that island is a bitch.Believe you me I've tried it when every cop in OC was looking for me.
ReplyDeleteUnsecured bond amounts are irrelavent. They are released without having to posted ANYTHING. It's the same as PR.
ReplyDelete5:49 it is not the same as PR. It is similar in a way that they don't have to post anything to be released, however if they fail to appear, it differs, they owe the amount of the unsecured bond, where with PR, nothing happens if they don't show up.
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