Mexicans, queens, liquor and statistics

Fenton does math so we don't have to:*
Homicide clearance rate of 2013: 50.2.
Percentage of victims with criminal records: 86.4
Percentage of alleged perps with criminal records: 86
Deadliest neighborhood: Belair-Edison*
Percentage of victims who were shot who died of their wounds: 31.7
Percentage of dead victims shot in the head: 55

Our famous dine-n-dasher, Andrew Palmer, was arrested yet again* after running up a $50 tab for vittles and libations. What restaurant manager on the planet hasn't heard tell of this guy? The one stuck working the New Year's day at the Kona Grill Inner Harbor, apparently.

Somebody robbed the Towson Starbucks at York & Burke at around 6 a.m., and on Dec. 29th somebody robbed the Starbucks in the strip mall near the Giant* on York Rd. (BTW, while the County police chief was on TV crowing about their low murder rate, he noted that they had linked the robberies around Towson University to three different groups).

The chair of Baltimore's chapter of the NAACP is not impressed* with Batt's "everyday people" quip.

No es bueno: Curt Anderson was caught on tape remarking on how there's an "amazing" number of "Mexicans" working on building contracts. You should know, Curt Anderson, a diversity of South Americans are being exploited on our local building sites.

Torrey Smith is in agua caliente for calling some dude in pink socks a "queen."

Julius Henson still breathing, opposes Berea liquor license transfer

The Brew compiled a tidy year-end summary of last year's fuckery

Feel-good story: Glen Burnie woman scares off muggers by screaming and freaking out.

Slumlord shamer Carol Ott reports "I am being represented by Peter Keith, Esq. of Gallagher Evelius & Jones, LLP."

Shooting: 1620 Pennsylvania Avenue, dispatch time 7:41 pm. Adult male reported to be shot, district detectives are responding.
— Baltimore Police (@BaltimorePolice) January 6, 2014

Shooting: 921 Kevin Road, dispatch time 4:30 pm. Adult male shot, district detectives are investigating.
— Baltimore Police (@BaltimorePolice) January 5, 2014

Shooting: 1800 block W Fayette Street. Man reported to be shot in the hand. Western District detectives investigating. Dispatch time 2:32pm.
— Baltimore Police (@BaltimorePolice) January 3, 2014

Calling on the Corpse Phone

"I just picked it up off a dead guy." Murder victim Robert Long's missing cellphone is one of many mysteries in the bizarre and chilling case against Jose Morales, drug dealer, arsonist, scaffolding thief, accused witness-murderer, and probable confidential police informant, who was shielded from prosecution either intentionally or via mind-boggling police incompetence.

Katrell Smith

Murder suspect Robert G. Moore is extra special: he's accused of threatening the lives of two female prosecutors,* telling one he was going to send an associate after her while she was in the hospital delivering her baby.

The Ink has last week's four murders, since then the toll has climbed to 178.

BPD arrested Katrell Smith, jug-eared assailant, now they need help linking him to other violent crimes, so call Metro Crime Stoppers if you saw him being criminally violent with someone, I guess. Wonder if this is the same guy, he sounds about articulate enough.

Dennis Freeman

Monday's murder in Violetville was reportedly allegedly committed by one Dennis Freeman, who killed his estranged wife's girlfriend's new boyfriend, husband, Stephan Burley.* Freeman had previously faced drug-distribution charges, Burley had domestic-violence charges of his own (which were dropped). Cham informs me that Freeman is wearing a Tyvek® suit given to arrestees whose clothes are soiled with, say, the blood of someone they'd stabbed to death, and not a hoodie from Rei Kawakubo for Comme Des Garcons' 2012 spring collection.

Police confirm last night's shooting victim on Tivoly Ave was Andre Miller, 31, of E. 29th St. I retweeted his pic/RIP messages last night
— Justin Fenton (@justin_fenton) October 1, 2013

Three rough-looking women, Alexis Chandler, 19, Ashley Fitz, 22 and Czekiah Fludd, 24, were arrested in the county and charged with robbing a bank in Essex.

Because of the Republican government shutdown, the fates of countless perverts, scam artists and gun-toting drug dealers will go unknown and unmocked by me. Sigh! According to the Department of Justice contingency plan, federal criminal cases are business as usual, federal civil cases are to be postponed until the fudgetards in the House pass a budget, unless the cases involve "the safety of human life or the protection of property." Freedom Of Information Act (FOIA) requests are also not being processed as usual. Oh, and thanks to the sequester, the FBI can't pay informants or put gas in investigator's cars.

Federal judge to gun lovers: delay denied

Timothy Moats was arrested by #BPDSES in the 4900 Block of Erdman Ave. for a handgun violation #ASaferBaltimore pic.twitter.com/7yTtp27xSa
— Baltimore Police (@BaltimorePolice) October 2, 2013

Charles White was arrested by #BPDSD in the 300 Block of Washburn Rd. for a handgun violation #ASaferBaltimore pic.twitter.com/p9bPfGwL0V
— Baltimore Police (@BaltimorePolice) October 1, 2013

Jeffrey Warren was arrested by #BPDWD in the 1100 Block of W. Baltimore St. for a handgun violation #ASaferBaltimore pic.twitter.com/LeFwjOpceX
— Baltimore Police (@BaltimorePolice) October 1, 2013

No good deed etc etc

#70: unnamed man, 1200 block of Walters Ave,* not too far from where the Feds seized guns last Thursday, coincidentally or not. And two more shootings and a stabbing in the past day.

No shirt, shortlock: inmates push corrections officers' boundaries;* O'Malley's never cared about prison reform.*

Remember that badass deputy in HarfCo, Christopher Behles, who got into a fender-bender, then was dragged by a car when the suspect, William Harvey V, tried to flee? Well, he's now facing reckless endangerment charges, because no good deed etc etc.

O'Malley's fixing to sign that BS medical marijuana bill, the one that gives all the green to "Academic Medical Centers" and does nothing about the issue of 1% of the city's population getting arrested for pot possession every year.

Trial might actually start Monday for Markell Shelton Jones, who at the age of 17 was caught on tape murdering Freddie Jones Jr. (no relation) at the Yau Bros. carryout at 29th & Greenmount, was turned in by his parents and confessed. In 2010, 72-year-old Charles Bowman was also murdered at the Yau Bros in a robbery that netted his killers $13, and two people were killed there in 2009.*

Pickled egg time

Expected more local-news fanfare regarding the final passage of the gun bill on the TV news last night, but perhaps because of the late hour* of the final vote yesterday, local news has been pretty quiet. WBAL didn't get around to posting a story until almost 11 a.m. today-- "live, local, latebreaking" indeed-- and passage of a similar bill in Connecticut filled yesterday's gun-news hole. But they've noticed in Seattle, and according to the AP's Brian Witte, the Senate will begin reconciliation this morning (thanks, Brian Witte, MD reporter not published in MD).
(ps. Seven rounds, really, NY?)


Police are asking for the public's help solving a cold case from 1983, Samuel Williams, who was shot in the 4000 block of Wabash Ave by the train tracks.

At a York Rd Partnership meeting, Batts blamed the spike of homicides in the Northern on "micro rivalries" between the Tree Top Pirus and Black Guerilla Family members.

Two people were robbed outside the McDonald's at 29th and Greenmount.

Police are ISO two guys who shot a man in the arm with a semiautomatic handgun on O'Donnell Street over on the East side. But how do they know the men's exact ages?

And plenty of "you know what time it is" and "give me what you got"in the Baltimore Guide SE Blotter.

"Gimme two a dem pickled eggs and some Skoal"--  a portly, pale degenerate robbed the Gateway Road 7-11 in Edgewood at knifepoint.

Yowzer the kidnapper pimp

If my psychic mojo is correct (and why wouldn't it be?), that gun bill is going to pass today-- fingerprinting, limited magazines and fewer assault weapons .. or maybe more assault weapons, and a $25 licensing fee.

More on the 49th homicide,* which was on 29th St. in CHUM-- he was ID'd as 28-year-old Dwight Cook. And two more homicides yesterday (50, 51).

Two weeks' worth of crime data from SpotCrime-- west side has been bizzy bizzy. In fact:

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Waverly bus-stop robber

Homelanders talked to el Duce about their recent spike in gunpoint home-invasion robberies, and a guy in Waverly has been robbing women at bus stops (see sketch).

A GameStop employee* fought of a robber* on N. Charles St.

Federal charges for Ida Mae Snipe, bathroom purse-snatcher of the White Marsh Mall* (and environs)

New York pimp "Yowzer" (nee Charles Anderson, 25) admitted to kidnapping escorts and keeping them as sex slaves in Brooklyn, and coming to MD to hunt one down who escaped.

Detectives have warrant out for man who struck 80-year-old with his fist on Mon., causing him to fall down steps and die in 5600 Midwood Ave
— Justin George (@justingeorge) April 2, 2013

So there's a headline/lede: Rapists Parental Rights Debated 
Updated: Monday, April 1 2013, 11:24 PM EDT 
Rapist fighting for paternity rights in court sounds far-fetched but women's groups says it happens more often than you think. 

And finally,
FOX45 PROGRAMMING ALERT Fox45 Town Hall 03/27/13 18:57:10 Fox45 is hosting a town hall Wednesday, April 3 at 7:00 p.m.  The topic will be "The Proper Role of Government".  Our panelists will be Pediatric Neurosurgeon Dr. Ben Carson, Professor Richard Vatz, and radio host Mike Papantonio. If you would like to be an audience member, email us: news@foxbaltimore.com

Holy Saturday / Sunday Twerking

Three people were shot overnight last night, on Harlem Ave, 29th and O'Donnell Sts., and the homicide count is up to 49.

Friday morning homicide victim from 1300 Lanvale identified as 21-year-old Khiry Jowers, of Monument St.
— Justin Fenton (@justin_fenton) March 31, 2013

...must be said, Khiry Marquis Jowers had a lot of arrests for someone only 21 (assault, possession, forged prescriptions).

It passed the House on Friday, but the gun bill will have to wait til Tuesday to go the Senate, tomorrow they're busy voting on possibly designating the soft-shell crab sandwich as the official state sandwich while simultaneously celebrating the 7th day of Passover.

.@baltimorepolice dealing with "two thousand" kids, some fighting, outside of 5th Regiment Armory on Division St #scanner
— Justin Fenton (@justin_fenton) April 1, 2013

Cops pushing crowd to Eutaw. Pic from inside armory earlier;artist calling himself "Mr King of Twerk" performing(!)instagram.com/p/Xi3ODES7e1/
— Justin Fenton (@justin_fenton) April 1, 2013

Remember when @baltimorepolice floated idea of earlier curfew, more enforcement last week? Expect tonight to be cited as evidence
— Justin Fenton (@justin_fenton) April 1, 2013

Daily Howler: Baltimoreans say the darndest things, by whom they mean Dr. Ben Carson, who's been reciting Maggie Gallagher's verbiage verboten on TV: "no group of individuals, whoever they are, whatever their belief systems, gets to change traditional definitions." Inshizzle, my herp derp.

And here's one of the craziest stories of all time: a guy moved out of his house to sell it, and a squatter named Lakisha Fillyaw moved in, won't leave, and talked to the I-Team.

Lies, sit-ups and refreshments

A cop in a federal drug case was caught lying, and Jayne Miller is wondering why lying cops are still working cases.

Today in Dr. Levy news, lawyers are demanding to know why his pen-camera wasn't discovered earlier,* and say previous patients stopped seeing him because of a lack of a "chaperone" in the room. FHBIII has now been called back from retirement to help on the case. (non-Sun link) ... if you're looking for a good ladydoctor, I can't say enough nice things about this practice.

A total of 12 officers have now been charged by the feds in the case of the beating of Kenneth Davis at Roxbury.

That gun-control bill is going up for a vote in the Senate today.

City officials are working out a deal to hold Brekford, the vendor of the new speed cameras, accountable for mistakes, but won't tell anyone just how they'll be doing that.

Whistleleaker Bradley Manning is set to give a statement today on why he passed info along to Wikileaks.

So the officer candidate who was shot in the head has been named, and he's 43. They take 40-somethings? Really? I guess they do. Searching around the only requirements appear to be that you're at least 20 and meet some rather underwhelming physical requirements (29 sit-ups in a minute? Sheeit, I hope so!)

Speaking of the BPD, couple of events:
Baltimore Police Community Ride-Along and Open House:
Friday, March 1st from 2:00-10:00pm @ Northern District Station
2201 West Coldspring Lane

Ever wanted to ride along with a police officer, observe first hand the work officers do on a daily basis? Then this is your chance. On Friday March 1st the Northern District will be hosting a community ride-along and open house. Participants will be paired with an officer and will patrol with them for several hours of their shift. Afterward refreshments will be served and participants will have the option to attend several presentations and a station house tour.

Those wishing to participate in the ride along are requested to be at the Northern District Station between 2:00pm and 2:20pm . The ride –along will continue until 6:00pm when refreshments will be served. The open house will continue until 10:pm. Participants need not participate in both segments of the event.

Reservations are requested to participate in the ride-along portion RSVP by calling 410-367-8491 ( If you leave a message with your name and Phone Number a slot will be reserved. You may also RSVP via E-mail at Ronaldo.Moralesjr@Baltimorepolice.org

Coffee with a Cop: Saturday, March 2nd at McDonald’s at 29th and Greenmount  9 a.m. to Noon Coffee Provided by McDonald’s

Join Northern District Police Officers for a Coffee Break: Meet and Great them, tell them what you think, find out about the challenges they face every day on the job, or just get to know them over a cup of coffee.

Street life, corporate life, life sentences

"Urban terrorist"/Grand Am driving career stick-up brothers Evan and Christopher Foreman started out robbing drug dealers and illegal immigrants, likely mentored in the robbing arts by brothers Michael, 45, and Brian, 39. The fraternal team went on to stage some very thought-out robberies of check-cashing stores, cash-for-gold stores and banks. Evan was sentenced to 24 years and 6 months* in the federal system, Michael got 12 years, Brian 4 1/4 years.
  For his part, Judge James Brednar called Christopher Foreman "depraved," and quipped, "you don't dip your toe in the water of bank robbery."
  "I don't think the court knows the street life," remarked his mother Darraux Horton, 59, who started her parenting career at age 14.

One Marcus Troy Evans, left, was arrested for a Christmas-day beating of a gay man on North Milton Avenue. Apparently Evans was arrested two days after the beating on drug charges but was released on bail six days ago, in spite of the new drug charges, recent domestic violence charges and a rap sheet that includes numerous assaults, gun charges and burglaries. What dingdong of a judge made that call, I wonder? His trial will be at 8:30 a.m. on Jan 29th at 1400 N. Avenue room 3. As an aside, I see Evans' bail bondsman was Lee Dixon was an agent for Milton Tillman's Four Aces bail bonds. Now that Tillman and son are in the federal pen I see Lee Dixon's working for what's been renamed* as Global Surety and Services, but is still a subsidiary of FCS of Houston, TX. It looks like they're hiring new "agents" if you're ISO a career change. It sounds like it's pretty much like being an insurance agent, only your client is the court and gay-bashing, drug-dealing burglars are your beachfront real estate.

Speaking of gay-bashing, outspoken homohater Don Dwyer says he "sought help" following the wreck of The Legislator; he's attended AA meetings and an alcohol intervention class (like, the same class every person arrested on alcohol-related charges has to go to?).  Happiest of all, he also says he's not planning to run for re-election.

Fenton leafs through the Dead Man Inc. corporate handbook* following an evening trailing the police and a BPD-TV camera crew en route to a shooting on Mannasota Avenue, where victims were transported to the hospital by "private car." (Meaning someone didn't want to wait for the ambalance and drove them to the hospital?)

One man turned himself in and two more were arrested* on charges related to a Thanksgiving road rage incident in Owings Mills.

In PGC you can trade Tide® for crack.

O'Malley says that the DP in MD is two votes close to repeal.

Creepy and creepier

Two female corpses were found over the weekend. The badly decomposed body of a 41-year-old woman was found at the Wyman House in the 100 block of West 29th street, and the man in the apartment with her body was taken into custody. And a 60-year-old woman found on West 20th street.

A 21-year-old man was shot in the face in Park Heights.

Hopkins hospital has begun contacting patients who may have been infected with Hepatitis C by creepy lab tech David Kwiatkowski. Says a statement from the hospital, "Johns Hopkins is in the process of contacting these patients and offering them free testing for hepatitis C." So generous!

In Remington a man was robbed at gunpoint of a leather bag, $50 and some empty prescription bottles

A man was arrested for stealing two beers from the Kent House on York Rd and is being held on $50,000 bond.

Burglars in Pikesville did $200 worth of damage to two pool chairs. Also, if your pool chairs cost $100 each, you're a wiener.

Fishy, fishy.. SRB's office won't turn over emails and other records from former IT Chief Rico Singleton*. According to allegations, Singleton's ethical lapses at his previous job in New York cost the city $1.5 million.

A reader from Colombia took issue with Al Jazeera's assertion that Baltimore is "more deadly than Bogotá," but actually Al Jazeera is correct, at least when it comes to official numbers. Bogotá's homicide rate is 21 per 100,000 people, Baltimore's is 34.8. Of course we don't have vigilante groups that round up poor people and kill them (and I seriously doubt the official rate includes these limpiezas).

101

These last few weeks, homicides have been fewer and farther between, but not entirely non-existent. Homicide vic #101 is an as-of-yet unidentified male, shot to death in the 1000 block of Central Ave., perhaps by someone in a black Lexus.

Finding information on city shootings is not an easy task, but Sun reporter Justin Fenton came across info on two shootings from earlier in the year. According to wiretaps in an unrelated drug case, on March 29th in the 900 block of Valley St. Brandon "Horse" Branch took a slug to the face; this attempted murder led to the retaliatory killing of 59-year-old Chauncey Hard, shot dead in the 900 block of E. Valley St., a case of classic Baltimore shootings, retaliation upon retaliation.*

I'm at a loss... A 14-year-old, yes, 14-year-old, has been charged as an adult with first-degree rape. Carnell Spencer III, born in 1998, is facing adult charges for Rape and Assault related to a June 18th sexual assault. The apple doesn't fall far from the tree, apparently, as his father, Carnell H. Spencer Jr. is a convicted sex offender, currently serving a 12-year-bid related to an attempted murder and arson. Remember to sign in to the Case Search first before clicking the link.

A woman stopped at a light in the 2400 block of West Northern Parkway was carjacked last Wednesday.

The most recent Baltimore Guide's crime blotter, this one focusing on the South, includes an assault with a cigarette, an over-the-phone robbery, and stolen groceries.

Bealefeld's taking an Appalachian hike to help ease his mind after years of urban crime fighting.

A shotgun-wielding crook robbed the RoFo located in the 1000 block of West 41st St. 

It's been a bad week to work at Royal Farms. Two young men from North Baltimore robbed a Towson branch of Royal Farms located on Falls Rd. Charged with robbery and related offenses are 19-year-olds Thomas James Busard and Michael Robert Blevins.

And what happens when you commit robberies? You get sent to the Federal Pen, at least, occasionally. At least, that was the case for Matthew "Bro Gene" Talley, 46, sentenced to 12 years in the federal pen for imprisoning some employees during the robbery of an electronics store. Also given a 12-year-sentence was George Jordan, 50. Jordan got his dozen for robbing a Wachovia bank back in 2009.

Man shot at 29th & Calvert

A man was shot in the head at Calvert and 29th streets in Charles Village at 11 p.m. last night. UPDATE: he was ID'd as Brandon Hudson, 22*, shot while sitting on a couch in the first floor of an apartment.

and Police Tweet, "Triple Shooting, 1800 Blk Maryland Ave (Central District), 12:58am, adult males shot."

Fenton Tweets that 1992 shooting victim Ronald Watkins had been hanging out at Odell's nightclub. (Remember Odell's? That place was awesome). Apparently this story was written just two weeks before Watkins' shooting-- the armed guards must have not done much good. The club was owned by Milton Tillman, Jr., of bail bonds fame, and defended by his lawyer, Elijah Cummings. Heh heh, Doo Doo Brown.

Ten years for an Edgewood cocaine dealer, whose slang term for crack was "the Jolly Rancher."

A 12th officer, Rafael Feliciano Jr., has pleaded guilty in the towing scandal

More speed cameras have gone up around town for a total of 142 (!!) -- noticed a new one on North Charles St. southbound at Blythewood (by Loyola) when some Speedy McJerkwad in front of me got the flash, a location that notably not on this list. Not a bad idea to check the list-- then drive like a grandma anyway.

A new e-book about Ed Norris is out, focusing on his investigation of the shooting death of Jew­ish Defense League founder Rabbi Mier Kahan while with the NYPD. If you're interested, you can download it for Kindlefor less than a buck.

A Federal court judge ruled bloggers aren't entitled to journalists' legal protections that allow them to shield sources. In other words, bloggers, if you allege something expect to have to prove it's true. &@%#!!

Bath Salts, BGF, And More...

Christopher McMillion, 23, has been identified as the man shot to death at the 1500 Block of East 29th St. He is victim number 163 this year.

Gone are the days of legal relaxed bathing, as the Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene has made an emergency ban on bath salts.

An arrest has been made in a previously unreported police impersonation robbery. 35-year-old Ioannis Vasilios Skordalos has been charged with armed robbery and a variety of other charges for impersonating an FBI agent during the robbery. Apparently this isn't the first time Mr. Skordalos has been charged with impersonating a police officer during a robbery, as he was charged with just that in 2004.

Stabbing in a Westminster Regal Cinemas parking lot leads to the arrest of Michael Fisher, 19.

FDA chemist Cheng Yi Liang, 57, has plead guilty to a variety of charges related to a $3.7 million insider trading scam.

10 well earned years in Federal prison for convicted sex offender and child porn aficionado Vincent Eugene Koerner, 47.


Federal terms for a BGF leader and one of his co-conspirators. BGF leader Ray "Uncle Ray" Olivis, 57, (Left) was sentenced to 11 years after admitting to leading the prison turned street gang. 27-year-old Erik Ushry (Right) plead guilty to several drug charges and received a 57 month sentence.

A quick look into what police are doing to crack down on the suddenly booming cigarette smuggling industry in Maryland.

2010 homicides

223-- an amazingly low number. Not only that, but Fenton reports that police have arrested 40,000 fewer people than they did in 2005, the heyday of "zero tolerance"

Last year we had 238 homicides,
2008 was 234;
2007 was 291;
2006 was 274;
2005 was 269.
We've blogged 1,291 murders.

223. Bernard Clowney, 50, Montford and McElderry St. (12/31)

222. David King, 25, 5503 Richard Ave. (12/29)

221. Raymond Woodland, 20, 2100 block of Boyd St. (12/26)

220. Keith Robinson, 23, 4100 block of Ridgewood Ave. (12/25)

219. Issac Joyner, 14, 1000 block of Ashburton St. (12/23)

218. Mustafa Malik, 43, 2900 Mathews St. (12/22)

217. Juan Carlos Santos-Hernandez, 29, 3700 block of Mt. Pleasant Ave. (12/22)

216. Micha Crane, 10 Months, 1900 block of W. North Ave. (Died: September 2010)(Added: 12/20)

215. Ellison McCall, 30, 1400 block of Homestead Ave. (12/18)

214. Brian Taylor, 23, 6000 block of Marjorie Lane (12/18)

213. Ramon Uceda, 26, N. Lakewood Ave. (12/18)

212. Alethia Harris, 38, 3100 block of E. Monument St. (12/18)

211. Karen Ferrell , 42, 1800 block of E. 29th St. (12/18)

210. Cherrie Gammon, 25, 1400 block of Franklintown Rd. (12/12)

209. Travis Baltimore, 24, 3400 block Virginia Ave. (12/10)

208. David Carter, 20, 2800 block of Westwood Ave. (12/08)

207. Dante Sweeney, 22, 5300 block of Loch Raven Bvd. (12/07)

206. Tammy Madison, 45, 2400 Greenmount Ave. (Died: 2/16/10)(Added: 12/03)

205. Troy Thomas, 26, ‎1900 block of East 30th St. (12/03)

204. Raquan Campbell. 15, S. Payson St. and W. Pratt St. (12/02)

203. Robin Patterson, 51, 4400 block of Belvieu Ave (11/25)

202. Davon Douglas, 28, ‎1839 Eagle St. (11/24)

201. Derrick Cross, 29, 4406 Plainfield. (11/24)

200. Patrick Dolan, 19, 3500 Juneway. (11/23)

199. Wilbur Street, 52, 4700 block of Haldane Rd. (Shot: 08/29/82)(Died: 11/21)

198. Charles Burrell, 24, 400 block of N. Loudon Ave. (11/22)

197. Sharon Jones, 28, 1700 block of Aisquith St. (11/21)

196. Carlton Sellman, 19, 400 block of South East Ave. (11/20)

195. Jerry Thomas, 29, 1500 block of Poplar Grove Rd. (11/19)

194. Marcus Brown, 20, West Lanvale St. and North Payson St. (11/16)

193. David Hopkins, 19, 400 block of South East Ave. (11/13)

192. Sherrod Mason, 25, 1900 block of W. Baltimore St. (11/13)

191. Eric Dozier, 25, 1500 block of Roundhill Rd. (11/09)

Suspicious Death, Unidentified Male, 900 block of N. Broadway. (11/09)

190. Derrius Currie, 21, 800 W. Lexington St. (11/06)

189. Winslow Thomas, 44, 2200 Kloman St. (Assaulted: 10/22/10)(Died: 11/03)

188. Edwin Green Jr., 43, 3600 block of Fairview Ave. (10/29)

187. Kevin Anderson, 31, South Woodyear St. (11/04)

186. Jerry Harden, 21, 7000 block of McClean Bvd. (11/04)

185. Malcolm Hill, 53, 2500 block of Robb St. (11/02)

184. Andrew Joyce, 23, 500 block of Mosher St. (11/01)

Suspicious Death, Unidentified Male, 3600 block of Fairview Ave. (10/29)

183. Jovanna Mitchell, 20, 2300 block of Braddish Ave. (10/31)

Suspicious Death, Unidentified Male, 500 block of North Luzerne Ave. (10/30)

182. Dobia Wright, 46, 400 block of South Vincent St. (10/28)

181. Ronald Clark, 18, 3500 Carsdale Ave. (10/26)

180. William Spears, 63, 1700 block of McKean Ave. (10/25)

179. Durrell Buroughs, 19, 1200 block of N. Milton Ave.(10/25)

178. Alan Chavis, 16, 4000 block of Barrington Rd. (10/26)

177. Mary Williams, 48, 2000 block of E. Oliver St.(10/25)

176. Calvin McNair, 20, 2100 block of East Monument St. (10/23)

175. Monta Hunt, 25, 2100 block of West Fayette St. (10/23)

174. Brian Stevenson, 38, 2800 block Hudson St. (10/17)

173. Khloe Lewis, 6 Months, 3800 block of Glengyle Ave. (10/13)

172. Sherman Payne, 56, 800 block of N. Brice St. (10/13)

171. Harvey McCall, 42, 2600 block of Shirley Ave. (10/11)

Suspicious Death, Unidentified Male, 800 block of North Fremont Ave. (10/10)

170. Dennis Waddell, 33, 1600 block of Warwick Ave. (10/10)

169. James Ingram, 46, 3000 block of Presbury St. (10/10)

168. Travis Lane, 19, 3500 block of N. Calvert St. (10/09)

167. Daryll Hood, 4700 block of Shamrock Ave. (10/09)

166. Michael Morrell, 51, 3100 block of Grantley Ave. (10/09)

165. Sterling Palmer, 78, 2600 block of Edison Highway. (10/09)

164. Kirk Carter, 22, 2300 block of Sidney Ave. (10/05)

163. Randol Buncombe, 24, 2700 block of Claflin Court . (10/05)

162. Arthur Peacock, 34, 800 W. Lexington St. (9/30)

161. Ardrey Murphy, 28, 5500 Bowleys Lane. (9/29)

160. Yassmin Lindo, 36, 1900 block of McKean Ave. (9/28)

159. Donnie Martin, 38, 3100 block of Chelsea Terrace (9/25)

158. James Schools, 31, 1500 block of N. Broadway St. (9/23)

157. Sean Cooper, 20, 3200 block of Belair Rd. (9/22)

156. George Lewis, 25, 1200 block of Bonaparte Ave. (9/19)

155. Isaiah White, 28, 2900 block of Edgewood St. (9/19)

154. Cecelia Mitchell , 66, 1500 block of North Stricker St. (9/17)

153. Jean Davis, 84, 600 N. Wolfe St. (9/16)

152. Willie Johnson, 30, 1700 Kane St. (9/13)

151. Marcel Burton, 33, 2600 Baker St. (9/09)

150. Robert Lockett, 48, 2630 Quantico Ave. (Assaulted: 6/22/10)(Died: 8/04)

149. Thomas Vas, 35, 800 block of Allendale St. (9/08)

148. Levern Domneys, 20, 2000 block of Baker St. (9/03)

147. Ankush Gupta, 22, 330 S. Calvert St. (Died: 8/27/08)(Added: 8/30)

146. Datea Scott-Smith, 30, 500 block of East Lynne Ave. (9/02)

145. Nathaniel Santiago, 31, 5200 block of Harris Ave. (8/31)

144. John Lemon Jr, 44, 2600 block of Reisterstown Rd. (8/30)

143. Louis Scott, 29, 2700 block of Parkwood Ave. (8/30)

142. Carrington McNutt, 23, Patapsco Arena on Annapolis Rd. (8/28)

141. Albert Bethea, 57, 700 block of E. Eager St. (8/26)

140. Contray Merchant, 29, 5100 block of Queensberry Ave. (Assaulted: 8/6/07)(Died: 5/17)

139. Jose Rodolfo Gonzalez-Coreas, 43, 100 block of N. Linwood. (8/22)

138. Martin Reyes, 51, 200 block of North Kenwood Ave. (8/21)

137. Franklin Spencer, 39, 1500 W. Lanvale St. (Died: 2004)(Added: 8/16)

136. Donald Carter, 39, 700 W. Franklin St. (8/16)

Suspicious Death, Unidentified, 35, 100 block of E. Fayette St. (8/17)

135. Isaiah Gordon, 20, 400 block of E. Chase St. (8/15)

134. Andre Graham, 28, 3500 block of Horton Ave. (8/13)

133. Westley Lewis, 19, 2000 block of Robb St. (8/13)

Suspicious Death, Harsh Kumar, 30, 200 block of N. Charles. (8/12)

132. Gerald Gray, 35, 3100 Edison Highway. (8/12)

131. Shelred Carr, 58, 3400 block of Garrison Blvd. (8/12)

130. Shawn Wright, 30, 1600 block of N. Broadway. (8/11)

129. Tavon Caldwell, 25, 2200 Germania Ave. (8/08)

128. Theodore Corwin, 30, 1900 McHenry St. (8/07)

127. Christopher Miller, 24, 700 block of Lennox St. (8/07)

126. Martin York, 45, Shipley St. (8/07)

125. Jarrod Covel, 20, 2800 Clifton Park Terrace. (8/06)

124. Dionndra Dugger, 20, 2600 block of Quantico Ave. (8/01)

123. Milton Hill, 70, 1200 E North Ave. (7/30)

122. Shawn Crawford, 36, 5200 block of Florence Ave. (7/30)

121. Steven Harris, 38, 4200 block of Pimlico Rd. (7/22)

120. Emmanuel Thomas, 21, 200 E. Fafayette Ave. (7/29)

119. Corey Sims, 19, 5100 Harford Rd. (7/27)

118. Jermaine Parker, 24, 5100 Williston St. (7/27)

117. John Hall, 30, 1500 block of Lanhorne Ct. (7/25)

116. Stephen Pitcairn, 23, 2600 block of St. Paul St. (7/25)

115. Juan Hernandez, 27, 6900 block of McClean Bvd. (7/24)

114. Justin Kendrick, 24, 300 block of E. Lafayette St. (7/24)

113. Jamison Ford, 30, 6900 block of McClean Bvd. (7/23)

112. Curtis Williams, 26, 4200 block of 10th St. (7/22)

111. Lonnie Howie Jr., 42, 300 block of N. Schroeder St. (7/20)

110. Jovon Perry, 27, 3800 block of Park Heights Ave. (7/17)

109. John Sandy, 73, 3500 block of Elm Ave. (7/13)

108. Yolanda Howard, 35, 100 block of West 22nd St. (7/07)

107. Ramah Reid, 26, 5200 block of Cuthbert Ave. (7/07)

106. Vance Williams, 19, E. Hoffman and N. Caroline St. (7/06)

105. John Crowder, 17, 2600 Garrett Ave. (7/05)

104. Antwan Pullen, 23, 2000 N. Wolfe St. (6/28)

103. Jason Rogers, 30, 1000 block of N. Patterson Park Ave. (7/04)

102. Warren Mitchell, 24, 1600 block of N. Port St. (7/03)

101. Raynard Johnson, 24, 2400 block of Druid Hill Ave. (6/20)

100. Chase Love, 26, 200 block of E. Baltimore St. (7/02)

99. Renardo Broom, 16, 700 block of W. North Ave. (7/01)

98. Phillip Bundy, 28, 1500 block of Carswell St. (6/29)

97. Gloria Harrod, 47, 5200 block of Saint Charles Ave. (6/26)

Suspicious Death, Michael Artis, 43, 2800 block of Rockrose Ave. (6/27)

96. Eric Williams, 28, 2600 block of W. Fayette St. (6/27)

95. Evando Minor, 23, 3300 block of Noble Ave. (6/26)

94. Wesley Lashley, 29, 3100 block of Woodland Ave. (6/21)

Suspicious death, Unidentified, 1200 block of W. Cross St. (6/23)

93. Tyree Page, 34, 500 block of McMechen St. (6/21)

92. Larry Griffin, 25, 2900 block of Spelman Rd. (5/22)

91. Durell Cartwright, 30, 400 N. East Ave. (6/21)

90. Daniel Payne, 55, 2500 Winchester St. (6/20)

89. Marquell Turner, 19, 1900 block of Washington St. (6/19)

88. Derrick Pinkney, 33, 700 block of N. Fulton Ave. (6/15)

87. Avon Beasley, 25, 200 N. Rose St. (6/13)

86. Spencer Williams, 22, 1100 New Hope Circle. (6/11)

85. Tyrone Brown, 32, East Eager St. (6/04)

84. Matthew Martin, 31, 1300 Richardson St. (4/09)

83. Glennie Reid, 83, 1200 block of N. Augusta Ave. (6/07)

82. Mark Zimmerman, 44, 6000 block of Moravia Park Drive (6/04)

81. Israel Johnson Jr, 19, 1600 Block of Bruce Ct. (6/01)

80. Deandre Leeper, 27, 500 block of North Fulton St. (6/01)

79. Kevin Belton, 44, 4800 block of Truesdale Ave. (5/31)

78. Don Rice, 59, 3900 block of Loch Raven Bvd. (5/31)

77. Michael Hatch, 32, First block of South Pulaski St. (5/30)

76. Damon Chase, 30, First block of South Pulaski St. (5/30)

75. Alvin Martin, 28, 2100 block of Ramsay St. (5/30)

74. Ronald Anderson, 30, 4000 block of Pennington Ave. (5/29)

73. Davon Dorsey, 18, 400 block of N. Rose St. (5/29)

72. Timothy Gaskins, 22, East Monument St and North Luzeme Ave. (5/29)

71. Donte Vandiver, 19, 900 block of N. Belnord Ave. (5/24)

70. Jimmy Elton, 19, 3000 block of W. North Ave. (5/21)

69. Jamie Hilton-Bey, 35, 2300 block of Lauretta Ave. (5/20)

68. Mark Crockett, 34, 200 block of S. Spring Ct. (5/15)

67. Michael Pryor, 32, 2800 Harford Rd. (5/15)

66. Jerome Booze Jr., 30, 3313 block of Paton Ave. (5/14)

65. Michael Carroway, 49, West Cold Spring Ln. and Daytona Ave. (5/12)

Suspicious death, Unidentified, 441 Nicoll Ave. (5/11)

64. Betsy Riggin, 29, Hanover St. and Washburn Ave. (5/06)

63. George Toe, 30, 900 block of North Hill St. (5/08)

62. Jerome Simmons, 35, 900 block of North Hill St. (5/08)

61. Anthony Crist, 42, 500 block of North Collington Ave. (5/08)

60. David Beers, 49, 1000 W. Lexington St. (5/05)

59. Wayne Clark, 36, Hanover St. and Washburn Ave. (5/06)

58. Jonathan Byrd, 26, 2100 block of Frederick Ave. (5/04)

57. Andrew Copeland, 16, 1500 block of W. Fayette St. (5/03)

56. David Mitchell, 16, 800 block of W. Lexington St. (4/29)

55. Dwayne Majett, 30, 500 block of Chateau Ave. (4/27)

54. David Woods, 31, 1100 block of Bayard St. (4/25)

53. Ramie Mays, 18, 4800 block of Liberty Heights Ave. (4/25)

Suspicious death, Unidentified Man, 6000 block of Park Heights Ave. (4/26)

52. Kevin Hyslop, 33, 1800 block of N. Fulton Ave. (4/20)

51. Melonie Hamber, 2, 2000 block of East Hoffman St. (4/18)

50. Sean Johnson, 40, 5400 block of Narcissus Ave. (4/18)

49. Branden Bowser, 23, 1200 Block of East North Ave. (4/17)

48. Jamal Thomas, 30, 1100 block of North Milton St. (4/17)

47. Gavin Campbell, 24, 4100 block of Kershaw Ave. (4/17)

Suspicious death, Jose Portillo, 36, 1700 block of Thames St. (4/15)

46. Anthony Walker, 36, 5300 block of Denmore Ave. (4/11)

45. Nelson Armstrong, 20, 1100 block of E. North Ave. (4/11)

44. Damon Minor, 21, Greenmount Ave. and 33rd St. (4/10)

Suspicious death, Unidentified Woman, 418 Gusryan St. (4/08)

43. Sean Ramseur, 40, Glenwood Ave and York Rd. (4/08)

42. Charles Bowman, 72, 2900 block of Greenmount Ave. (4/08)

41. Raymond Langford Jr., 25, 2200 Fleetwood Ave (4/06)

40. Michael Thomas, 27, 1900 Eagle Dr. (3/29)

39. Antonio Wilson, 28, 1st block of N. Calverton Rd. (3/28)

38. Charles Bowman, 16, 1400 block of North Luzerne Ave (3/27)

37. Phillip Holmes, 22, 2200 block of Roselawn Ave. (3/23)

36. Michael Holt, 20, 2600 block of Grogan Ave. (3/23)

35. Darron Dorsey, 27, 3424 Park Heights Ave. (3/21)

34. Carlos Williams, 50, 1900 block of Boone St. (3/21)

33. Donte Gee, 25, 3200 block of Belair Rd. (3/18)

32. Asia Carter, 37, North Howard St. and West 25th St. (3/15)

31. Daniel C. Dixon, 25, Frankford Ave and Moravia Park Dr. (3/15)

30. Rajahnthon Haynie, 2 months, Druid Hill Park (3/14)

Suspicious death, Unidentified Man, W. Mulberry and N. Greene St. (3/13)

29. Donatello Fenner, 22, 2600 block of N. Calvert St. (3/11)

28. Lee McCoy, 44, 200 block of South Arlington Ave. (3/03)

27. Jamal Rogers, 20, 2100 block of W. Fayette St. (3/05)

26. Alvin McMiller, 23, 4300 block of Belair Rd. (3/04)

25. Kenly Wheeler, 29, 1400 block of N. Caroline St. (3/04)

24. Dejuan Green, 23, 1500 block of N. Fulton Ave. (2/25)

Suspicious death, Unidentified Man, 24, Lovegrove St.(2/24)

23. Timothy Chase, 35, 1400 block of N. Dukeland St. (2/23)

22. Leonard Gee, 28, 3500 block of Cliftmont Ave. (2/21)

21. James Ball, 38, 10 Light St. (2/20)

Suspicious death, Unidentified Woman, 45, 2400 block of Greenmount Ave.(2/17)

20. David Scott, 35, Ruxton Ave. and Presbury St. (2/17)

19. Adam Couther, 27, 700 block of N. Lakewood Ave. (2/17)

18. Daron Howard, 21, 3200 block of Woodland Ave. (2/16)

17. Rodney Stephens, 38, 1200 block of Bentalou St. (2/07)

16. Damien Osacoca, 24, 4000 block of Massachusetts Ave. (2/06)

15. Shaun Henderson, 30, 2400 block of Loyola Southway (2/05)

14. Juan Tucker, 34, 2100 block of Edmondson Ave. (2/03)

13. John England, 27, 2200 block of N. Monroe St. (2/01)

12. Kevin Davis, 31, 851 West Fayette St. (1/28)

11. Michael Manning, 35, 1900 block of Aisquith St. (1/25)

10. Darius Ray, 20, 6900 McClean Blvd (1/23)

9. Raymond Gibson, 21, 1700 block of N. Caroline St. (1/19)

8. Darius Goines, 19, 1000 block of Pennsylvania Ave. (1/18)

7. James Jackson, 27, West Franklin St. at Paca St. (1/18)

6. Darnell Taylor, 48, 2300 block of W. North Ave. (1/16)

5. Sean Johnson, 41, 1300 N. Milton Ave. (1/07)

4. Derrick Taylor, 20, 3900 block of Eierman Ave.(1/10)

3. Darel Alston, 38, 900 block of N. Glover St. (1/10)

2. Antonio Lashley, 21, 100 block of North Franklintown Rd. (1/6)

1. Marcal Walton, 33, Reisterstown Rd and Ocala Ave. (1/3)

Shooty weekend continues

Four Five murders this weekend so far:

• unid'd 42-year-old man, 3700 block of Ravenwood Avenue;
• unid'd woman, 38, 4:30 a.m. in the 3100 block of East Monument Street;
• unid'd person, first block of N. Lakewood Ave. at 6:16 a.m.;
• and an un-id'd 23-year-old killed in the 600 block of Evesham Avenue
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Also three more six more shootings, and then there's the mighty "suspicious" 42-year-old woman's body found wrapped in plastic in the 1800 block of E. 29th St. UPDATE: Fox reports that this death has been ruled a homicide, and the victim was Karen Ferrell, 42

.. and in York, PA, Baltimorean and twice-convicted murderer Kevin Mattison was sentenced to death for the December 2008 murder of Christian Agosto. Mattison just got out of jail in June after serving less than two years for 1st-degree rape, assault, sex and weapons offenses, and is due in back in a Baltimore court in February on burglary charges.

Violent night

Three killed, two injured last night in spate of violence, and a suspicious death: "a 42-year-old woman's body found wrapped in plastic in the 1800 block of E. 29th St." Shootings mapped by SpotCrime

Drug arrest thrown out due to issues with an officer's "past transgressions"

Media blabber: Not-so-shocking U of MD study finds Fox News viewers have a "higher level of misinformation" (though MSNBC, PBS & network news viewers got stuff wrong too)

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A man shot at the Alameda & 30th and a barricade situation going on now in the 1500 block of E. 29th Street

43, 44, 45

Two men killed at the Yau Brothers Chinese Food Carryout on 29th and Greenmount,
a man stabbed to death in the 6500 block of Cleveland Ave.

Charles Village Report: "a non-affiliated male with his pants down to his ankles who was armed with a knife and yelling at passing vehicles"

It's been quite a month in Charles Village!
(thanks for the forward, Gerard!)

Crime Alert 11/1/09- 11/17/08
 

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From a Resident:
 
Car Jacking Reported
Weekend of November 15th an 16th in the vicinity of 27th  or 28th and Guilford.  Driver is home safe, neighbor witnessed incident and called police.  No further information available at this time.
 

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Police Department
Northern District Deployment Data
 
Aggravated Assault
9:07pm on the 1st of November 2008
2600 block of Greenmount Avenue
Police recieved a call for a cutting at 2700 Greenmount Avenue.  Upon arrival the Police Officer found a blood trail in the 2600 block that headed north.  Officers located the victim in the 700 block of East 30th street bleeding from the abdomen.  The victim was uncooperative and gave no information.  Victim was transported to the hospital by Baltimore City medics.
 
3:38am on the 5th of November 2008
3000 block of North Calvert Street
During an argument the suspect choked the victim and threatened to kill her.  A warrant was obtained for the suspect. 
 
1:45am on the 6th of November 2008
3400 block of Greenmount Avenue
Victim and suspect (boyfriend) were arguing when suspect struck the victim multiple times.  Victim tried to flee into a store but suspect chased her into the store and pulled out a knife on the victim.  Victim retrieved a pair of sissors {sic} in the business to defend herself.  Suspect then fled the store.  Responding Officers located the suspect and arrested him. 
 
Armed Robbery
5:05pm on the 5th of November 2008
2300 block of North Calvert
Victim was riding his bike in the parking lot when the suspects began a conversation with him.  The suspects told the victim to get off his bike.  One suspect produced a handgun and the listed property was taken.  Suspects then fled southbound. 
 
2:50 am on the 8th of November 2008
Unit block of East 21st Street
Victims were seated in a vehicle when two suspects approached, one displaying a handgun.  Suspects then robbed the victims of the listed property and fled with the same on foot, northbound on Charles Street. 
Property Taken: Cell Phone, Cash, Wallet, ID, Credit Cards, Social Security Card.
 
10:15pm on the 9th of November 2008
2300 block of North Calvert Street
Victim got out of his car when the suspects approached displaying a handgun. They said they were the police and they wanted him to look at some photos.  Suspects then make the victim go into his house where they robbed him.  Suspects then forced the victim to drive into the North East district to go to the victims mothers house.  Suspects released the victim on Erdman Ave. 
Property Taken: Gold Chain and Cash
 
7:55am on the 10th of November 2008
Unit block of East 21st Street
Victim was walking and passed by the suspects.  Suspect 1 said "don't go up the steps" and then said "give me your money".  The victim complied.  Suspect 1 then displayed a handgun and grabbed the victims cell phone before fleeing the scene.  It appears as if there was another incident on the 11th involving the same suspects, but the description is cut off.  The case is listed as closed and suspects may have been arrested on the 11th in relation to this robbery. 
 
Commercial Armed Robbery
6:05 on the 4th of November 2008
2800 block of Greenmount Avenue
Suspect entered the store, pointed a hand gun at one employee, and said to another employee, "Give me the money.  Open the drawer or I will shoot him." The second employee then opened the register and the suspect walked around the counter, removed cash, and fled through the front door.  No injuries during the incident. 
Property Taken: Cash
 
6:10pm on the 5th of November 2008
Unit block of East 25th Street
Employee was locking the front door when the suspect exited a green van and approached her.  The suspect placed a knife to her throat and told her to go back into the store.  The suspect removed currency from the safe, told the employee to go into the refrigerator, and then fled. 
Propety Taken: Cash and a Cell Phone
 
7:43pm on the 10th of November 2008
3000 block of Greenmount Avenue
Suspects entered the store and pushed the store owner stating "where the money at." while displaying a handgun.  Suspects then took the listed property, duct taped the store owner, and then fled.
Property Taken: Cash, Cigarettes, 6 Cell Phones
 
6:05am on the 11th of November 2008
3200 block of Saint Paul Street
Suspect entered the store and displayed a handgun and stated "give me all the money".  Store employee complied giving listed property to the suspect.  Suspect then fled on foot eastbound on 33rd. 
Property Taken: Cash
 
2:11pm on the 12th of November 2008
3100 block of Greenmount Avenue
Suspect entered the store and asked the employee to retrieve a purse that hung on the wall.  While the employee was doing so he pulled out a handgun and stated "Give me the money".  After the suspect was given the property, he stated "Don't come to the window, I'll shoot you."  Then the suspect fled on foot. 
Property Taken: Cash and a Purse
 
Residential Burglary
11:40am on the 1st of November 2008
3500 block of Charles Street
Suspect entered the unlocked front door of the victims apartment, removed listed property, and fled. 
Point of Entry: Front Door - Property Taken: Laptop
 
Attempted Residential Burglary
4am on the 14th of November 2008
2600 block of Guilford Avenue
Unknown suspect attempted to gain entry to a home through the front window.
 
Commercial Burglary
5am on the 2nd of November 2008
400 block of East 33rd Street
Suspect broke the front glass door and entered.  Once inside, suspect broke open a cash register, removed listed property and fled through the front door.
Point of Entry: Front Door - Property Taken: Cash
 
Between 3am and 6:42am on the 11th of November 2008
3300 block of Greenmount Avenue
Unknown suspect forced security door, then broke front glass to gain entry.  Suspect then removed listed property and fled.  Crime Lab Responded. 
Property Taken: Cash and Clothes
 
Between 6:10pm on the 10th and 7:40am on th e11th of November 2008
Unit block of East 25th Street
Suspect forced the front door and entered.  Once inside the susepct removed the listed property from the register and then fled. 
Property Taken: Cash
 
Attempted Commercial Burglary
5:48am on the 7th of November 2008
2500 block of Saint Paul Street
Unknown suspect attempted to gain entry to the store by pushing in an exhaust frame.  Suspect then fled without gaining entry.
 
Stolen Auto
6:25pm on the 8th of November 2008
2500 block of Greenmount Avenue
Point of Entry: Car Door - Property Taken: Green 2008 Hyunda Santa Fe
 
Between 11pm on the 10th and 7am on the 11th of November 2008
3300 block of Greenmount Avenue
Gold 2000 Chrysler Concorde, MD Tags
 
Larceny from Auto
Between Noon on the 1st and 9am on the 2nd of November 2008
2400 block of Guilford Avenue
Property Taken: MD Tags
 
Between 4pm on the 3rd and 4pm on the 4th of November 2008
2100 block of North Charles Street
Property Taken: MD Tags
 
7:05pm on the 2nd of November 2008
2800 block of Guilford
Point of Entry: Car Window - Property Taken: iPod
 
Between 3am and 9:51am on the 5th of November 2008
3100 block of Greenmount Avenue
Property Taken: MD Tags
 
Between 6pm on the 8th and 10am on the 9th of November 2008
100 block of East 25th Street
Point of Entry: Car Door - Propety Taken: iPod Charger and MP3 adapter
 
Between 5pm on the 4th and 5pm on the 8th of November 2008
2900 block of Calvert Street
Property Taken: Catalytic Converter
 
Between 1:30pm and 3:40pm on the 10th of November 2008
Unit block of East 21st Street
Point of Entry: Car Door - Property Taken: Zip Drive
 
Between 7:30am and 4:30pm on the 11th of November 2008
2300 block of North Charles Street
Propety Taken: Catalytic Converter
 
Between 2pm and 4pm on the 14th of November 2008
2700 block of North Calvert Street
Point of Entry: Car Window - Property Taken: GPS
 
Between 5pm and 10:30pm on the 15th of November 2008
2600 block of Guilford Avenue
Point of Entry: Car Window - Property Taken: GPS and Digital Camera
 

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Johns Hopkins University
Campus Safety and Security
 
 Weekly Campus Crime Report 

November 3, 2008 – November 10, 2008

 
 On Campus
 
 Theft – Wyman Building, 2nd floor Pediatrics – Between Oct. 24th at 12:00 PM and Nov. 3rd at 11:58 AM, a partial amount of currency was taken from an envelope in a locked office file cabinet.  No sign of forced entry to the office or the cabinet.  Also, between Oct. 27th at 12:00 PM and Oct. 29th at 12:00 PM, three peak flow plastic asthma devices were taken from the clinical area.  Investigation continuing.
 
Vandalism to Vehicle – Fresh Food Café Loading Dock – On Nov. 9th between 7:00 PM and 10:00 PM, two tires were slashed on a parked car belonging to a food services employee.  Baltimore Police responded.  Investigation continuing.
 
Off Campus
 
 UPDATE - SUSPECT ARRESTED - Armed Robberies – 200 Blk. E. 28th St. and 2600 Guilford Avenue – Oct. 24th at 10:01 PM.  On November 3rd 2008 Baltimore Police arrested a suspect in the aforementioned robberies.  One of the victim’s cell phone was recovered.  Investigation continuing.
 
Disorderly Conduct - 15 arrests – E. 33rd & St. Paul Sts. – On Nov. 5th at 12:48 AM, a group of approximately 500 people gathered to celebrate the Presidential election results.  After numerous attempts to disperse the crowd, Baltimore Police arrested a faculty member, five students and nine non-affiliates.  No injuries.
 
Theft – Evergreen House Grounds, 4545 N. Charles St. – Between Nov. 5th at 4:00 PM and Nov. 7th at 10:00 AM, three propane tent heaters were taken from an unattended tent on the north side of the carriage house.  Baltimore Police responded.  Investigation continuing.
 
 
November 10, 2008 – November 17, 2008
 
 On Campus
 
 Unauthorized J-card use – MSE Library – Nov. 17th at 2:00 AM, an unknown male attempted to use a female student’s J-Card to enter the library.  The card was confiscated by a library guard at which point the male fled the building.  Campus Officers and off-duty Baltimore Police officers working for JHU searched the area with negative results.  Investigation continuing.
 
CCTV Observation / Trespasser – Athletic Center, Front Bike Rack – On Nov. 15th at 12:19 AM, Campus Officers and off-duty Baltimore Police working for JHU identified a non-affiliated male tampering with of a crate attached to a bike.  The male was identified, issued a trespass warning and escorted from the area.  Nothing damaged, nothing taken.
 
Off Campus
 
Armed Commercial Robbery – Subway, 3233 St. Paul Street – On Nov. 11th at 6:03 AM, an unknown male entered the establishment, produced a black handgun and demanded money.  The cashier gave the suspect the contents of the cash register who then fled the store via a side door.  The suspect was last seen running east in the 100 block of E. 33rd Street.  Baltimore Police responded.  The area was searched with negative results.  See Security Bulletin FA-5 at www.jhu.edu/~security.
 
Common Assault – Outside University Market, 3200 Blk. St. Paul St. – On Nov. 10th at 10:15 AM, as an undergraduate student exited the store and declined a panhandler’s request for some money, the panhandler grabbed the student’s vest and touched her inappropriately. Campus Officers, Baltimore Police and an off-duty Baltimore Police officer working for JHU responded and searched the area with negative results.  Investigation continuing.
 
CCTV Observation / Trespasser – Bunting-Meyerhoff Interfaith Center – On Nov. 13th at 4:32 AM, a non-affiliated, homeless male loitering by the bus stop was issued a trespass warning by Campus Officers and off-duty Baltimore Police working for JHU.
 
UPDATE - SUSPECT ARRESTED - Assault – E. 33rd and St. Paul Streets – Nov. 10th at 10:15 AM.  On November 13th 2008 Baltimore Police arrested and charged a suspect in the aforementioned assault.  Investigation continuing.
 
ARREST – Unarmed Robbery – 32nd & St. Paul Sts. – On Nov. 16th at 7:20 PM, Baltimore Police arrested three non-affiliated juvenile males who robbed a senior undergraduate of money after one of the juveniles claimed to have a gun.  No injuries. The three suspects were subsequently arrested in the 3300 block Barclay Street after being positively identified.  Money and a plastic toy gun were confiscated from the suspects.  The juveniles were also charged with a robbery of a non-affiliate that occurred at 34th & Calvert Streets at approximately 7:30 p.m.
 
Emergency Commitment – Disorderly Conduct – 100 Blk. W. 29th St. – On Nov. 14th at 7:10 AM, Baltimore Police arrested a non-affiliated male with his pants down to his ankles who was armed with a knife and yelling at passing vehicles.  The male was taken by ambulance to Union Memorial Hospital for psychiatric evaluation.
 

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