WALKERSVILLE MAN CONVICTED OF RAPE 2nd DEGREE, SODOMY AND RELATED CHARGES
On June 3, 2015, Andrew Hull, age 25, of Walkersville, Maryland, was convicted by a Wicomico County Jury of Rape 2nd Degree, Sodomy, and related charges. An investigation conducted by the Salisbury Police Department revealed that on November 1, 2014, Hull attended a party hosted by the victim at her home. The investigation further established that Hull had sex with the victim without her consent. Hull was taken into custody after the verdict and sentencing has been deferred for a presentence investigation.
Wicomico County State’s Attorney, Matthew A. Maciarello, commended the Salisbury City Police Department, Det. Thompsen, for their work in the investigation and prosecution of this case. Mr. Maciarello also thanked the citizens of Wicomico County who sat on the jury, and Senior Assistant State’s Attorney Kristen Schultz who prosecuted the case.
Why are we not aware of these people while they are out on bail. The public should know about a sexual predators. Press on murders and robberies. There is nothing about rape. I guess women just don't matter in the eyes of the police. Mike Lewis and Barbra Duncan what say you
As soon as I noticed when his attorney was admitted to practice - 1967 - I knew there would be a problem. Plus, he said he was a "family friend." OMG. Never do this. You need someone vibrant, and someone with enough distance to defend you - not be your friend.
CUT IT OFF!!!
ReplyDeleteWipe that smile off his punk face.
ReplyDeleteThat smile may be wiped off his face very soon.
ReplyDeletePrison in general population not segregated, let jail house justice deal him a sentehce!
ReplyDeleteWhy are we not aware of these people while they are out on bail. The public should know about a sexual predators. Press on murders and robberies. There is nothing about rape. I guess women just don't matter in the eyes of the police. Mike Lewis and Barbra Duncan what say you
ReplyDeleteHis attorney was horrible!
ReplyDeleteAs soon as I noticed when his attorney was admitted to practice - 1967 - I knew there would be a problem. Plus, he said he was a "family friend." OMG. Never do this. You need someone vibrant, and someone with enough distance to defend you - not be your friend.
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