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Tuesday, December 01, 2015

Worcester County Bureau of Investigation Press Release 12-1-15

DATE: November 26th 2015
CBI Case #: 15-0242

LOCATION: West Ocean City, Maryland

CRIME: 2nd Degree Burglary, Theft $1,000-$10,000 and Malicious Destruction of Property Over $1,000

SUSPECT: Kenneth James Webb Jr
Tony Leonard Childs

On November 26th 2015 at 0643 hours, the Worcester County Sheriff’s Office responded to the Captains Galley Restaurant located at 12817 Harbor Rd, Ocean City, Maryland for an alarm. Deputies checked the property and discovered unknown suspects gained entry to an outside cooler by breaking the lock. Once inside they removed approximately twenty two cases of beer. The suspects then went to the second floor of the restaurant and used a box cutter to cut through two vinyl windows of an outdoor tent that covered the second floor deck. The suspects then used a chair to smash through a large window to gain access to the interior of the restaurant.

Once inside, the suspects removed two cash registers, a bank bag containing an undisclosed amount of money and damaged an interior office door in attempt to gain entry. The Worcester County Bureau of Investigation was contacted and responded to the restaurant. With the assistance of Deputies from the Sheriff’s Department and interviews with local residents, Investigators learned the suspects identified as Tony Leonard Childs and Kenneth James Webb Jr of Ocean City were observed making multiple trips to and from the restaurant carrying cases of beers. Webb and Childs took the beer to a residence located on Swordfish Drive and left the area. The occupants of the residence were contacted and allowed investigators to enter the home where the beer was discovered. A short time later, Webb and Childs returned to the home and were placed under arrest and subsequently held on $25,000 bond in the Worcester County Jail.

4 comments:

Anonymous said...

Why a $25,000. bond why not more for all the destruction and theft, the damage and break-in do not match the bail? Why are we so scared to stop things with higher fines and bails? If this had been DC or Baltimore it would have been much higher.

Anonymous said...

and further down in the police report a guy got a 25,000 bond just for multiple driving on revoked infractions.

Anonymous said...

Hardly. Cities give low bonds. Due to over crowding. Just most are to poor to bond out.

Anonymous said...

Sounds like two of OC's finest morons.