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Thursday, December 19, 2019

WCSO Press Release - Dec. 19, 2019



Incident: Theft
Date of Incident: 12-18-19
Suspects:

  • Akbar, Da’juan A; 18, of Salisbury, MD
  • Juvenile Male; 15, of Salisbury
  • Juvenile Male; 15, of Salisbury
Location: Benita Ave, Salisbury

Narrative: On the afternoon of 12-18-19, Deputies were dispatched to the Benita Ave area in Salisbury for a theft from a motor vehicle. Witnesses saw the suspects unlawfully enter a vehicle before fleeing. Deputies located the three suspects and found that they were in possession property that had been stolen from the car. The victim’s glove box was also damaged during the theft.
One suspect, Da’juan Akbar, was an adult. Akbar was arrested and taken to Central Booking. The other 2 suspects were juveniles and their cases were forwarded to the Department of Juvenile Services.


Charges: Theft and Malicious Destruction of Property

9 comments:

Anonymous said...

Just a Trio of poor misguided youth on their way home from church who could not resist temptation

Anonymous said...

Older does not necessarily mean smarter.

Anonymous said...

some of sbys idiotic bike riding clan who weave in and out of traffic popping wheelies

Anonymous said...

i am shocked dajuan would do something like that

Anonymous said...

Legal or illegal immigrant? In school? Behavior problem? Send him back to where he came from.

Anonymous said...

Police requesting public’s help to find missing Salisbury teen
February 16, 2017

Police say that they are seeking the public's help in locating a missing Salisbury teen.

According to Salisbury Police, 15-year-old Dajuan Abdul Akbar was last seen on Records Street on Wednesday at 2 p.m. Akbar is described as being 5'09", 160 pounds, with brown eyes & black hair.

He was reportedly last seen wearing mid-high black Nike Air Force One sneakers with unknown clothing. Police say Akbar is considered critical missing due to his age, but that there are no suspicious circumstances.

The investigation is ongoing and anyone with information on this incident is encouraged to call the Salisbury Police Department at (410) 548-3165. Anonymous information may be forwarded to the department through Crime Solvers at (410) 548-1776.

Anonymous said...

He da wan.

Anonymous said...

Northwest Woodsman: Tired of reading reports of crime committed by male usuals? I know I am.

Anonymous said...

The ones with the racial remarks can go back to where he/she came from. How old are you? Must be an old head. Lets worry about all the ppl on herion out here dying!!! Instead of blowing this article up like the stoled some big stuff other then a lighter and change. Smh