PRINCE FREDERICK, Md. (November 21, 2011)—The Calvert County Sheriff's Office released the following incident and arrest reports.
WEEKLY SUMMARY: During the week of November 14-20, deputies responded to 1,556 calls for service throughout the community.
THEFTS FROM VEHICLES: Overnight between November 16 and 17 someone stole two Garmin Nuvi GPS's and a wallet from inside two unlocked vehicles parked outside a home on Coster Road in Lusby. An unlocked vehicle on McCready Road was also entered and a Garmin Nuvi was stolen. An unlocked vehicle at another home on Coster Road was entered and rummaged through but nothing taken. An unlocked vehicle on Lake Drive had a Magellan GPS stolen from within. DFC J. Smith is handling all of these investigations.
THEFTS FROM VEHICLES: Dep. C. McDonough took a report from another victim on Lake Drive who advised that during the same timeframe, their unlocked vehicle was entered and a Pioneer satellite radio and three CD's were stolen. DFC C. Johnson took a report from a victim on Laurel Way in Lusby who stated that during the same timeframe his unlocked vehicle was entered and a Radio Shack brand fire department scanner and a Samsonite briefcase were stolen. Anyone with information regarding any of these thefts is asked to call the Sheriff's Office at 410-535-2800 or Calvert County Crime Solvers at 410-535-2880.
BURGLARY: A home on Daylily Road in Port Republic was burglarized sometime between November 2 and 16. Nothing appears to have been stolen. Sgt. J. Hollinger is handling the investigation.
THEFT: On November 19 at 2:45 p.m. DFC P. Wood responded to the Prince Frederick Walmart store for the report of a theft. The store security officer had two suspects in custody for stealing items and also squirting liquid dish washing soap on the floor throughout the store. Sophia Marie Burgos, 18 of Huntingtown, was arrested and charged with theft under $100, maliciously defacing the personal property of Walmart causing damage less than $500, recklessly engaging in conduct creating a substantial risk of death or physical injury, and possession of marijuana. The second suspect was identified as a 16-year-old male from Dunkirk. He was charged on a youth report with theft under $100, reckless endangerment and destruction of property and released to a parent. He was also cited for possession of tobacco products by a person under the age of 18.