RFCOP Crime Update Week of Feb 14th - Feb 20th

Police Start E-Ticket Program

The Baltimore County Police Department will be rolling out a new pilot project that officials say will cut down on the amount of time it takes for an average traffic stop.

Officers will stop using their ticket booklets and instead use a computer program called E-tickets. The program is currently used by the State Police.

Colonel William Kelly of the Baltimore County Police Department tells WBAL Radio the technology should cut the average traffic stop from 20 minutes to 10 minutes.

He says after a traffic stop is made, the officer will take the driver's license and swipe it through a reader in the patrol car that will then allow the officer to see all the driver's current information.

At that point, the officer will punch in the violation and a copy of the ticket will print out for the driver.

Colonel Kelly says no longer will the driver have to sign the citation.

The program will also allow other police agencies to see the information and check if you have been pulled over in another area.

In the near future, the police department will put field based reporting into place. That will allow the officer to write the report on his computer in his patrol car and then send the information to his supervisor which will then be forwarded to the court system once it is reviewed and completed.

The E-ticket pilot project is expected to start on March 1st.

Significant Events Report for the week of February 14-20, 2011

Section One: Major Crimes - Robberies

(All Commercial, Street Robberies resulting in injuries, All Robberies related to trends)

Date Time CC Number offense Location (Business & Victim Name) Synopsis Suspect Information

02/15/11 2355 11-047-0007 Armed Robbery 900 block Goucher Blvd. 21286

The suspects approached the victim at the bus stop. One suspect pointed a handgun at the victim and demanded his property. The suspects obtained the items and fled on foot towards the Courthouse Square apartment complex. 4 B/M’s, 18-25, all wearing black hooded sweatshirts and jeans.

02/18/11 2235 11-049-2143 Armed Robbery Unit block Dowling Circle 21234

The suspects approached the victims in the stairwell of the location. The suspects pointed handguns at the victims and demanded money. The suspects obtained property from the victims. The suspects left in a 2 door black car with tinted windows.2-M/B’s, 18-25, thin builds, both wearing hoodies, mask, and gloves

Section Two: Major Crimes – Burglaries

All Commercial, Schools, Residential related to trends, Burglaries with high dollar value stolen / weapons stolen

Date Time CC Number Offense Location (Business & Victim Name) Synopsis Suspect Information

02/17/11 0945-1145 11-048-0827 1st Degree Burglary 1000 block Register Ave. 21239

Unknown suspects forced open the rear sliding door. Once inside property was moved but left behind. Unknown

02/20/11 1100-2200 11-051-1453 1st Degree Burglary 8500 block Willow Oak Rd. 21234

Unknown suspects entered the residence through the basement door. Once inside the suspect removed property from the residence. There were no signs of forced entry. Victim believes an ex-roommate may be responsible. CID is investigating. Unknown

02/17/11-02/18/11 1800-1300 11-050-1383 2nd Degree Burglary 1000 block Cromwell Bridge Rd. 21286

Unknown suspects entered the business by unknown means. Once inside, the suspects removed property. Unknown

02/17/11 2335 11-048-2021 3rd Degree Burglary Unit block Lynflair Ct.

After an argument, the suspect assaulted the victim, destroyed property and left the location. The suspect returned and kicked in the door and fled when the police arrived. The suspect was caught after a brief chase and was arrested.1 Adult Male Arrested

Section Three: Major Crimes – Miscellaneous

(Homicides, Rapes, 1st Degree Assaults, Threats on Officers or Public Officials)

Date Time CC Number Offense Location (Victim Name) Synopsis Suspect Information

02/20/11 0530-0615 11-051-0315 1st Degree Assault 6500 block Chestnut Oak Rd. 21234

The victim was brought to St. Joseph’s hospital by suspect with a stab wound to stomach. After an investigation by the Violent Crimes Unit, suspect was arrested. 1 Adult Male Arrested

Email Alerts

2.00 Miles around 200 Dumbarton Road

Week of Feb. 4-20, 2011

Crime	Date	Address
Theft	02/20/11 09:07 PM	1XX DUMBARTON RD – Theft from Motor Vehicle
Assault	02/15/11 06:09 PM	XX MURDOCK RD – 2nd degree Assault, not domestic

baltimoresun.com Crime Incident Notification

Week of Feb. 4-20, 2011

Incident # Date Time Description Location

110490050 2/18 12:32 AM DWI Traffic Arrest Dumbarton/York

110501420 2/19 5:02 PM Check on Location Hopkins/Dorking

110510202 2/20 2:30 AM Hit & Run-Prop. Damage York/Hatherleigh

110460963 2/15 2:00 PM Auto Acc. Prop. Damage York/Stevenson

110500760 2/19 11:05 AM Auto Acc. Prop. Damage York/Regester

110511397 2/20 9:07 PM Theft from Motor Veh. Dumbarton/Rodgers Forge

110490093 2/18 1:09 AM Suspicious Condition York/Dunkirk

110510270 2/20 4:16 AM Noise Complaint 1xx Dumbarton