Report of shooting from Police Chief Michael Tabor:
On January 23, 2019 at approximately 5:15 pm Crisfield Police responded to the area of 259 Somers Cove Apartments in reference to shots fired. Upon the officers arrival a gunshot victim was located and transported to PRMC for non-life threatening injuries.
This is an ongoing investigation and anyone with information is urged to contact the Crisfield Police at 410-968-1323.
SHOOTING FOLLOW UP, from Crisfield Chief of Police Michael Tabor
Investigation revealed that the shooting occurred outside the residence of 259 Somers Cove Apartment / Crisfield Housing Authority witnessed by approximately 20 individuals who have yet to provide any information. The individual shot was a recent release from prison who was sentenced in Circuit Court of Somerset County to 10 years for CDS Distribution, his sentence was reduced by the court to suspend all but 5 years, he served 1 year and 7 months for distribution of CDS to a Crisfield police undercover officer in Operations COPS conducted by the Crisfield Police Department in the Housing Authority and was back again living at 128 Somers Cove Apartments. The victim was shot twice (elbow) (Side/ thru and thru) is currently in Shock Trauma in Baltimore City with non-life threatening injuries. He is not cooperating with police at this time. We have received several tips from confidential informants etc. and some concerned citizens as to who may have done this crime. Crisfield Police Department has brought in several individuals who were at the scene but know nothing or have nothing more than hearsay information at this time.
The Crisfield Police Department is asking for the individuals who saw this crime to please come forward and identify the shooter suspect. There were individuals at the scene, who know who the shooter is and can identify him. Additionally, anyone with any relevant information to this crime can contact Captain Luedtke or Lt Rick Taylor / Crisfield Police Department @ 410-968-1323. On-going Investigation.
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10 comments:
It's Crisfield; what do you expect?
Low income Somers Cove, bring down all the trash. Probably the same dude that was involved in the shooting a while back, all drug related
Build a ghetto and criminals will come to prey on the poor and ignorant.
And they’re housed at taxpayer expense, including the independence card, WIC, healthcare, and transportation- But no upstanding witness will come forward. You would think that they don’t want crime in their neighborhood either, or is that just me?
Crime is at an all time low, really, this is the second shooting this month. Figures lie and liers figure.
Keep building welfare housing on waterfront areas ? Unreal.
Lowlife drug dealer and 20 witnesses who won't say a thing. That's what I get from this,. And, what the residents of Somers Cove Apartments get is socialist rule over them by their holt drug lord and supplier.
Everything's nice now in the "Neighborhood."
Sentenced to 10 years for drug offense. Reduced by, presumably, local court to 5 years and then released with just over 19 months actually served.
This guy was back on the street courtesy of the court, and is apparently such a fine citizen that 20 witnesses have amnesia. Thanks, judge!
12:07 No not thank you judge. They have nothing to do with early release. The blame lies solely on the back of the democrat controlled state house. It was one of that nasty pathetic loser omalley's policies. Democrats voters all of them incredibly ignorant lying wastes of air themselves fell for the nonsense. They were letting out prisoners left and right and because prison populations got lower the loser democrat voters equate that to crime being down.
Imagine that. A drug dealer is sentenced to 10 years, reduced to 5 years, serves 19 months. Goes back to his old address and gets shot. I'm sure he was an innocent bystander just in the wrong place at the wrong time? Nothing to see here!
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