PRINCE FREDERICK, Md. – During the week of June 27, 2022 – July 3, 2022, deputies of the Calvert County Sheriff’s Office responded to 1,430 calls for service throughout the community.
Assault: 22-37925
On July 2, 2022, deputies responded to the Atomic Seafood Restaurant, located at 258 Town Square Drive in Lusby, MD, for a reported fight in progress. Upon arrival, deputies learned two victims had been stabbed/cut during a fight in the parking lot. One of the subjects involved in the fight sustained a stab wound/laceration which required him to be transported to an area hospital. Investigation is ongoing.
Burglary: 22-37327
On June 30, 2022, Deputy Wilder responded to the 11600 block of Deadwood Drive in Lusby, MD, for the reported burglary that had already occurred. Deputies arrived on scene and discovered a small metal window frame had been broken out. No other damage was found and nothing appears to have been stolen. The estimated value of the damaged property is unknown at this time.
Burglary: 22-37202
On June 29, 2022, Deputy Savick responded to the 3800 block of Gordon Stinnett Ave in Chesapeake Beach, MD, for the report of a burglary. The complainant advised an unknown suspect (s) forced entry into the home after breaking the latch to a sliding glass door. Nothing appears to have been stolen. The value of damaged property is unknown at this time.
Burglary: 22-37972
On July 3, 2022, Deputy Mister responded to the 3900 block of Gordon Stinnett Ave in Chesapeake Beach, MD, for the reported burglary that had already occurred. Upon arrival, deputies discovered the screens to the rear door had been removed and a lock to the door had been broken. Deputies observed burn marks to the carpet and marker drawings on the walls of the bedroom closet. The estimated value of the damaged property is unknown at this time.
Burglary: 22-37512
On July 1, 2022, deputies responded to the Jewelry Exchange located at 2805 W. Chesapeake Beach Road in Dunkirk, MD, for a commercial burglary that had already occurred. Investigation revealed three subjects forced entry into the store and began smashing display cases. Approximately $75,000 in jewelry was stolen. The estimated value of damaged property is $35,000. The suspects were wearing all black and were seen to have matching gloves. Anyone with information on these suspects or incident, is asked to contact Det. Wells at Wayne.Wells@calvertcountymd.gov. Please refer to case number 22-37512.
Theft: 22-37825
On July 7, 2022, Deputy R. Jones responded to the 4200 block of Sixes Road in Prince Frederick, MD, for the report of a theft. The complainant advised an unknown suspect (s) cut the catalytic converter off his vehicle. The estimated value of stolen property is $1,000.
Theft: 22-36843
On June 27, 2022, Deputy Hendrickson received report of a theft. The complainant advised the front registration plate was stolen from his vehicle. The estimated value of stolen property is $100.
Theft: 22-36824
On June 27, 2022, Cpl. Livingston received report of a theft. The complainant advised the front and rear registration plates were stolen from his vehicle. The estimated value of stolen property is $100.
Theft: 22-37062
On June 28, 2022, Deputy Morrison responded to the 6300 block of 3rd Street in Chesapeake Beach, MD, for the report of a theft. The complainant advised an Amazon package containing a t-shirt and a hoodie were stolen from her mailbox. The estimated value of stolen property is $100.
ARRESTS:
On July 2, 2022, Deputy Krueger initiated a traffic stop in the area of Highview Circle and Thunderbird Drive in Lusby, MD. During the stop, a small plastic tear-off containing a white powder/rocks (suspected crack), a crack pipe, a scale, and three Suboxone strips were located. A passenger, Tessa Leanne Clark, 34 of White Plains, MD was arrested and charged with CDS: Possession-Not Marijuana.
On July 1, 2022, Cpl. Moran initiated a traffic stop following a traffic complaint in the area of Armory Road and Monnett Court in Prince Frederick, MD. Contact was made with the driver, Brooke Alexandra Wood, 22 of Chester, NH, who had a bag of marijuana stuffed in her shirt, hanging out in plain view. Wood exited the vehicle and handed Cpl. Moran the bag of marijuana. A vehicle search revealed three cut straws. Wood advised she had additional items stuffed in her shirt. A search of Wood’s person revealed one pill of Oxycodone and 13 pills of Alprazolam. Wood was transported to the Calvert County Detention Center where she was charged with CDS: Possession-Not Marijuana, Negligent Driving, Reckless Driving, and other traffic related charges.
On June 27, 2022, Sgt. Denton initiated a traffic stop in the Walmart parking lot located at 150 N. Solomons Island Road in Prince Frederick, MD after observing a vehicle drive strike a curb and drive over the grassy median. The driver, Christina Marie Sita, 32 of Huntingtown, MD, admitted to drug paraphernalia in the vehicle. A vehicle search revealed a cut straw with a white powdery residue, a folded $5.00 bill with a white powdery residue, and a prescription bottle with seven Clonazepam pills and half a Xanax pill. Sita was transported to the Calvert County Sheriff’s Office where she was charged with CDS: Possession of Paraphernalia, CDS: Possession-Not Marijuana, Negligent Driving and other traffic related charges.
On July 2, 2022, Deputy Plant responded to the 7-Eleven located at 2849 W. Chesapeake Beach Road in Dunkirk, MD for a welfare check. The complainant advised a female with a young child appeared to be nodding off at the Slurpee machine. Contact was made with Jessica Marie Vaughan, 35 of Upper Marlboro, MD, who appeared confused and disoriented. Vaughan exited the store and asked the deputy where her vehicle was. Vaughan began searching her purse for her keys and a prescription pill bottle not prescribed to Vaughan was observed in plain view. A search of Vaughan’s purse revealed seven clear capsules containing heroin, five clear capsules containing heroin residue, and three cut straws containing heroin residue. Vaughan was transported to the Calvert County Detention Center where she was charged with CDS: Possession of Paraphernalia and two counts of CDS: Possession-Not Marijuana.
Calvert County Crime Solvers offers rewards of up to $1,000 for information that leads to the arrest or indictment of a person responsible for a crime in Calvert County. All individuals who provide tips through Crime Solvers will remain anonymous. Anyone with information about an unsolved crime or the location of a fugitive may contact Calvert County Crime Solvers by calling 410-535-2880.
Tips can also be submitted by email to ccsotips@Calvertcountymd.gov or by using the Sheriff’s Office mobile app, which can be found in the Android Store and Apple store by searching Calvert County Sheriff’s Office or visit https://apps.myocv.com/share/a39520678 to download.
OK ladies, REPRESENT! Good job babes! Unbelievable, ain’t it?
Now, which one of my cousins is lucky enough to marry me?
Thanks to the person who reported the chick nodding out at slurpee machine before she got in a vehicle and drove with that innocent 3 year old. Wow
Agreed. No one will know how many lives were saved because of that person doing something to instead of looking the other way.
Amen
Thanks to the person who reported the chick nodding out at slurpee machine before she got in a vehicle and drove with that innocent child and or hurt another innocent person. A child should be the #1 reason to get your s×÷t together .
Preach(!)…Grandmaof6!
Truer words have never been spoken!
Unfortunately that isn’t going to make a difference unless they can free themselves from the devil . Drugs are bad and they steal your soul . You could be the most amazing person and that one day you get into drugs, you’re gone ,you will do anything to get high and you forget who you were.
They aren’t bad people they are addicted to the drug ,it’s a yo yo affect you get clean but you never quite shake that devil knocking on the door. You get judged by everyone about everything. People don’t understand they are people they are mothers daughters ,sisters aunts they are sons husband’s brothers ,fathers the drug does not discriminate it takes every race ,every religion it tears families apart , it kills .
It makes mothers bury their children that child they raised that child they had dreams for that child they protected from birth until the devil takes them down That lonely hated road.
People are quick to judge hell I did too until I became that mother who watched her child her first born he had a whole career ahead of him ,football hero awesome kid who played all the sports until the knee injury until that prescription after surgery that kid that had dreams of being a football hero
We need to be aware we need to educate ourselves we need to check on each other we need to do better!
There’s more to the story but I will end this here.
Be kind to each other spread love not hate .
You are so right. People are quick to judge, and they do not know anything about the person. It is so sad that we are losing so many loved ones from this disease. I am so sorry about your son; I know it has to be really hard. Putting down the addict isn’t going to do anything except make it worse by shaming them. An addict’s soul is lost, and they need people who will believe in them and help them see that there is a better way to live and help them see the beauty in the world. The more they get criticized the more they want to go out and use because they are ashamed of themselves and feel as though no one cares about them. We need to get back humanity in the world.
Get off the junk ladies! Be role models and mothers.
No one is found guilty on the Baynet its like getting rocks thrown at you in the pillar square. No one should judge anyone. God Bless all these women.
Drugs are bad, Mmmmkay
And this week’s Super Citizen of SOMD award goes to……
The death penalty for trafficking in illegal drugs would leave this and similar pages nearly empty. We do not have the national will to do this.