LEONARDTOWN, Md. (May 21, 2014)—The St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office released the following incident and arrest reports.
5/15/2014 ASSAULT: On May 15, witnesses observed a male suspect attempt to pull a female from the driver’s seat of a vehicle in the Burchmart parking lot located in Hollywood. They left the parking lot only to stop again at a dirt path across the street from the Burchmart. At that time, the suspect picked the victim up from behind while she yelled for him to put her down. Deputy Cole responded to the scene and conducted the investigation.
The suspect, identified as Deontre Dwayne Bradshaw, 27, of Hollywood, pictured above, was placed under arrest and transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center. He was charged with 2nd Degree Assault.
5/15/2014 THEFT: On May 15, Deputy Cole responded to Lowe’s Store located on Worth Avenue in California for a reported theft. A manager watched as suspect Darvin Wynn York Jr., 29, of California, pictured above, removed a Kobalt tool set valued at $199.00 from a shelf and leave the store without paying. The manager stopped York and returned to the store to wait for police. York was placed under arrest by Deputy Cole and a search of the suspect was conducted. Deputy Cole recovered 5 pills (suspected oxycodone), inside the suspect’s wallet. There was also an outstanding warrant for York’s arrest on charges of credit card fraud and a criminal summons for 2nd Degree Assault. York was transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center and charged with Theft Under $1,000 and Possession Controlled Dangerous Substance – Not Marijuana.
5/15/2014 THEFT: On May 15, Deputy Fennessey responded to the Best Buy in California for a reported theft in progress. Sergeant Robert Russell had quickly arrived at the business and attempted to place a male suspect identified as Matthew Brian Thompson, 27, of Park Hall, pictured above, into custody. Thompson resisted but was handcuffed after a brief struggle with Sergeant Russell. The investigation revealed Thompson entered the store with his wife, identified as suspect Cassidy Lee Todd, 26, of Park Hall. Thompson and Todd each selected and removed a cell phone from the store shelf and headed to the restrooms. Prior to entering the restroom, Todd handed Thompson the phone she had removed from the shelf. Thompson concealed the merchandise in his pants then attempted to leave the store without paying. Todd was placed under arrest and transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center. She was charged with Theft Under $1,000 and Theft Scheme Under $1,000. Thompson was arrested and transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center. He was charged with 2 counts of Theft Under $1,000, Theft Scheme Under $1,000, and Resisting Arrest.
5/15/2014 UNAUTHORIZED USE OF MOTOR VEHICLE: On May 15, Corporal Connelly responded to a residence on Sea Side View Road in Ridge for a reported theft. The victim alleged his girlfriend, identified as suspect Rosilee Mary Bryant, 52, of Ridge, pictured above, had taken his cell phone and vehicle, while he was asleep and without his permission. At 9:15 AM, Corporal Connelly observed the victim’s vehicle traveling on St. Peter Claver Church Road and conducted a traffic stop. Suspect Bryant was operating the vehicle. She was placed under arrest and transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center. She was charged with Motor Vehicle Unlawful Taking, Unlawful Removal of Property, Theft Under $10,000 and Theft Under $100.00. She was also charged with Driving on a Revoked License and Privilege.
5/19/2014 BURGLARY: Construction site workers reported unknown suspect(s) entered 4 construction site trailers located at the Walter Duke Elementary School being built on Hollywood Road in Leonardtown. Case remains open and is assigned to Deputy Flerlage. Case #26745-14
5/19/2014 JUVENILE CHARGED IN COUNTERFEIT CASE: On May 19, Corporal Kristi Nelson, school resource deputy, was alerted to students who were flashing paper currency in the hallway of Great Mills High School. After contacting the students, Corporal Nelson learned each of them had sold a cellular telephone to another student. The cash the student used to pay for the phones was determined to be counterfeit. The suspect who purchased the phones was identified as a 15-year-old female of Lexington Park. The student was arrested yesterday by Corporal Nelson and charged with 3 counts Possession Counterfeit Currency and 3 counts of Theft Under $1,000. She was also charged with Fraud stemming from a separate investigation involving the use of a cell phone and credit card belonging to a relative. The suspect was processed and released to the custody of her parents pending her appearance in juvenile court. Additional cases, involving the same suspect, are continuing to be investigated.
5/19/2014 THEFT: A victim reported his boat trailer was stolen from the community storage lot in The Landings at Piney Point sometime between 8/15/2013 and 5/19/2014. The investigation is assigned to Corporal Connelly. Case #26772-14
5/20/2014 BURGLARY: A victim, who resides in the 19000 block of Flat Iron Road, reported unknown suspect(s) entered his residence sometime between 5/17/2014 and 5/19/2014 and stole property. Case remains open and is assigned to Deputy Lance. Case #26917-14
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