Reportable Incidents
On 11/12 at approximately 10:09AM, Deputies responded to State Street in Stevensville for a report of theft. Upon arrival Deputies met with the victim who advised someone had stolen the front license plate from his vehicle sometime over the past couple of days. The plate was entered into NCIC as stolen, and the case remains open for further investigation.
Incident: Motor Vehicle Crash
On 11/11 at approximately 6:06AM, Deputies responded to Bennett Point Road for a report of a motor vehicle crash with a deer. The driver of the vehicle did not require medical attention, and the vehicle was towed from the scene.
Incident: Theft
On 11/10 at approximately 8:39AM, Deputies responded to the Royal Farms in Queen Anne on Queen Anne Highway for a report of a past theft. Upon arrival, Deputies learned that at approximately 2:00AM a female entered the store and placed merchandise into her bag, leaving without paying. The investigation is ongoing, and Deputy Mills will be reaching out for a suspect photo and the value of items stolen.
Theft
Can you help us identify these theft suspects? On 11/08 at approximately 4:19PM, the pictured individuals entered the Polo Ralph Lauren Factory Store at the Queenstown Outlets and stole approximately $2,093 worth of merchandise. They were last seen leaving on foot in an unknown direction.
If you have any information regarding this case, please contact DFC Leshinskie at pleshinskie@qac.org or call 410-758-0770 ext. 1941, or call the Anonymous Tip Line at 410-758-6666.
As with all legal proceedings, it is important to remember that all subjects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
Fraud
Can you help us identify this person? On 11/08, Deputies were dispatched to a business in Stevensville for a report of a past fraud. Upon arrival, the establishment informed Deputies that their bank had notified them they had deposited a counterfeit $100 bill. Following an examination of prior transactions and surveillance footage, the pictured individual was identified as the suspect who passed the counterfeit bill.
If you have any information related to this case, please contact Deputy Fogarty at bfogarty@qac.org or by calling 410-758-0770. You can also reach the Anonymous Tip Line at 410-758-6666.
As with all legal proceedings, it is important to remember that all subjects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
CDS
Ashley Blackburn, 34, of Lutherville, MD
Charges:
• CDS Possession - Not Cannabis
• CDS Possession Paraphernalia
• Fraud Personal Identification to Avoid Prosecution
On October 30th at approximately 5:24 PM, Deputies responded to a call at a residence on Main Street in Stevensville. During their investigation, Deputies spoke with the complainant, who identified herself using the name of a woman with an active warrant. She was placed under arrest, and a search conducted as part of her arrest revealed cocaine in her possession.
Shortly afterward, it was determined that she had given a false name and was, in fact, Ashley Blackburn, who also had an active warrant. Blackburn was processed for a failure to appear warrant out of another jurisdiction and received additional charges for this case accordingly.
As with all legal proceedings, it is important to remember that all subjects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.