WEEKLY SUMMARY: During the week of August 7–August 13, deputies responded to 1,284 calls for service throughout the community.
DAMAGE PROPERTY 17-42687: On August 10, Sergeant M. Naecker responded to the Walnut Creek subdivision for a report of damage property. The complainant located a mailbox that had been removed from the ground and a street light that had been damaged. A stop sign in the area was also removed from the ground. No suspects in the case. Approximate damage is $500.
THEFT 17-42366: On August 8, Deputy First Class Weems responded to Bay Drive, Lusby for a theft complaint. The victim stated that 4 landscaping pavers had been removed from their landscaped wall. There are no suspects in the case. The value is $250.
THEFT 17-43150: On August 12, Deputy First Class Hardesty responded to Maple Way, Lusby for a theft complaint. The victim stated that sometime between August 11th–August 12th someone removed the front tag from their vehicle. The value is $25.
THEFT 17-43123: On August 12, Deputy Williamson responded to Lyons Creek Rd., Dunkirk for a theft complaint. The victim reported a lion statue was stolen from the end of their driveway. The theft occurred sometime between August 10th–August 12th. The value is $500.
Arrests:
8/10/2017—William Brown, Jr., 59, of Huntingtown, Indecent Exposure and Trespassing.
8/10/2017—Barry Quigley, 51, of Pasadena, CDS Possession Marijuana 10+ grams, Possession of Paraphernalia.
8/12/2017—Joseph Young, Jr., 27, of Leonardtown, Disorderly Conduct.
8/13/2017—Rashaun Peebles, 39, of Prince Frederick, Theft less than $100.
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