Neighborhood Watch Alert

Thurs, May 26th, 2011

The following information is being distributed by several area schools and neighborhoods. Registered sex offender Kenneth Barnes was seen again in Roland Park yesterday at 3:30pm. He was spotted near the intersection of Deepdene Avenue and Roland Avenue driving his red VW Cabriolet (license plate number of MD MEG887) and pausing to chat with children walking nearby. His parole requires him to stay away from places where children congregate. If you observe him in violation of his parole, please call 911.

Bike Thief – Bellona-Gittings Area

Following a recent incident the responding Baltimore City Police reported that there has been a rash of bike thefts in the area. They are reminding residents to lock their houses, sheds, and garages to protect their recreational and lawn equipment. They warn that opportunists take advantage of the easy pickings when they find unsecured bikes and lawn equipment left on sidewalks and front lawns. In addition, deceptive tactics are sometimes employed by those looking for an equipment upgrade. The following incident was reported to the Board.

Recently on a Saturday evening several kids were riding their bikes on a street near their home in our community. As they were playing a group of seven or eight older kids ranging in age from 10 to 16 years old rode bikes down the same street. The two groups started talking and after a while one of the strangers asked if he could try out a trick on the new bike belonging to one of the resident kids. Thinking the stranger just wanted to show the group a trick there in the immediate area. The resident kid got off the bike to let the stranger try the trick. Once on the new bike, the stranger and all his buddies took off leaving an old smaller bike behind. The resident kids, shocked by the deception, ran home and told their father what had happened. The father jumped in his car and took off looking for the group. He caught up with them near Bryn Mawr. When the kid on the bike refused to give it up, the father tackled the kid and sat on him until the police arrived. The other boys in the group all disappeared, but the police hoped to get some information regarding some of the recent bike thefts from the apprehended teen who is from a neighborhood several miles away.

The father of the resident kids reports that the kids learned a lesson in caution, and are (for now, at least) locking up their bikes.

June Newsletter Available For Download

Click here to download June's newsletter

Variance Hearing for 300 Hopkins POSTPONED

The sign posted at 300 Hopkins Rd for a variance hearing is incorrect. The hearing scheduled for May 27th was postponed for a date to be determined on May 16th.

Memorial Day Observance

The American Legion Towson Post 22 invites the residents of Rogers Forge to two upcoming events:

The American Legion

Towson Post No. 22

125 York Road

Towson, Maryland 21204

Memorial Day Observance

At the site of the

Wayside Cross in Towson

Sunday May 29^th, 2011 at 1 P.M.

Unserviceable Flag Disposal Ceremony

At the Towson Post No. 22

Saturday June 4^th, 2011 at 7:30 P.M.

RFCOP Crime Update Week of May 9th - 15th and May 16th - 22nd

we missed last weeks report so here's the last 2

Significant Events Report for the week of May 09-15, 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

05/11/11 1445 11-131-1022 Attempted Robbery 1300 block Deanwood Rd. 21234

The suspects approached the victim in the alley. Suspect #1 pushed the victim to the ground. Suspect #2, who was holding a stick, told suspect #1 To check his pockets. Suspect #1 checked his pockets, but did not remove anything. The suspects left on foot. M/B, 16-18, 6-2, thin, light complexion, short black hair. M/B, 16-18, 5-6, thin, light complexion, short black hair.

05/14/11 0105 11-134-

0101 Armed Robbery 6300 block Sherwood Rd. 21239

Suspect #1, an ex-employee, rushed into the business when the victim unlocked the door. The suspect hit the victim in the head two times and demanded to open the safe. The victim opened the safe and gave the suspect cash. Suspect #1and suspect #2 who stood with him, both fled on foot down Sherwood Rd. Robbery is handling the investigation. The suspect has not been arrested.#1 Suspect Identified #2 M/B, 20’s, 5-7, 160

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

05/10/11 1500-1700 11-130-1287 Attempt Burglary 1600 block Mussula Rd. 21234

An unknown suspect attempted to enter the victim’s home by forcing the front door open. Nothing inside the home appeared to be moved or stolen. Unknown

05/11/11 0755-0801 11-131-0334 Attempted 1st Degree Burglary 1300 block Deanwood Rd. 21234

The victim heard noises coming from the 1st floor of home. The victim walked downstairs and observed the suspect standing in backyard holding a window screen just outside the kitchen window. The suspect fled on foot. B/M, 15-16, 5-7, 140, slim build, brown eyes, and dark complexion.

05/10/111330-134511-131-10441ST Degree Burglary1000 block Dulaney Valley Rd. 21204

The victim advised left dorm room and locked the door. Upon returning property was missing. There were no signs of forced entry. Unknown

05/13/11-05/14/11 1700-1500 11-134-1037 Attempted Burglary 200 block E. Joppa Rd. 21286

An unknown suspect attempted to pry the deadbolt of the location. Entry was not gained and nothing was stolen. Unknown

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2.00 Miles around 222 Dumbarton Road – Week of May 9-15, 2011

Incident# Crime Date Time Location

111250400 Theft-Other 5/5 8:35 AM 6400 York Road

111341146 Theft from Mot Veh 5/14 6:30 PM 1xx Stanmore Road

Significant Events Report for the week of May 16-22, 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

05/17/11 11-137-0680 Robbery 800 block Dulaney Valley Rd. 21286

The suspect approached the victim in the garage area took his property. B/M, 20-25, 6-0, long black tee shirt, jeans

05/18/11 2235 11-138-1821 Armed Robbery 500 block Castle Dr. 21239

The suspect approached the victim, displayed a gun, and stated, “Give me what you got.” The victim gave the suspect his/her property. The suspect ran towards Walker Ave. B/M, 20’s, black mask, grey hoody, and blue jeans.

05/21/11 1450 11-141-0955 Armed Robbery 100 block W. Pennsylvania Ave. 21204

An unknown suspect grabbed the victim around the chest from behind and stuck a switchblade to victim’s neck. The suspect grabbed property from the victim and fled on foot. M/B, 20, 5-10,

5/22/11 0030 11-142-0086 Armed Robbery 8400 block Greenway Rd. 21234

The suspects approached the victim. The suspect wearing a white bandana pointed a handgun at the victim and the other suspect knocked victim to the ground. The victim was punched and kicked. The suspects obtained the victim’s property. M/B, 15-17, white bandana M/B, 15-17

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

05/17/11 1115-1200 11-137-0689 1st Degree Burglary 7000 block Lachlan Circle 21239

The suspect entered the apartment through the unlocked balcony door. The suspect took property. Unknown

05/18/11-05/19/11 2210-1500 11-139-1339 1st Degree Burglary 8200 block Loch Raven Blvd. 21286

An unknown suspect removed a screen from the rear window of the apartment. The suspect entered the apartment and removed property. Unknown

05/12/11-05/19/11 1500-0700 11-139-1662 1st Degree Burglary 500 block Worchester Rd. 21286

An unknown suspect entered the garage through an unlocked side door and removed property. Unknown

05/20/11-05/22/11 1500-1400 11-142-0887 1st Degree Burglary 1000 block Dulaney Valley Rd, 21286

An unknown suspect entered the location and removed property. Unknown

05/20/11-05/21/11 1045-1400 11-141-0923 1st Degree Burglary 1400 block Dartmouth Ave. 21234

An unknown suspect entered through the front door which does not secure properly and removed property. Unknown

05/16/11 1900-0630 11-136-0675 2nd Degree Burglary 7100 block York Rd. 21204

An unknown suspect entered the victim’s unlocked garage and stole property. Unknown

04/16/11-05/17/11 1400-1030 11-138-1197 2nd Degree Burglary 1800 block Wentworth Rd. 21234

Unknown suspect pried the door latch to enter the shed. Property was taken. Unknown

05/15/11-05/21/11 1100-2000 11-141-1540 2nd Degree Burglary 8200 block Pleasant Plains Rd. 21286

Unknown suspects gained entry through the backyard gate, opened the unlocked shed, and removed property. Unknown

05/20/11 1610 11-140-1159 3rd Degree Burglary 8200 block Jeffers Circle 21204

The victim advised the suspects were attempting to break into the house. The suspects were interviewed and advised they were at the location to collect a debt. The suspects, 1 Adult Male and 1 Juvenile Male Arrested

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Week of May 16-22, 2011

Incident # Date Time Description Location

111410017 5/21 12:09 AM Suspicious Subject Murdock/Blenheim

111380347 5/18 8:13 AM Theft from motor Veh 1xx Brandon Road

111390892 5/19 1:15 PM 4^th Degree Burglary Heathfield/Old Trail

111360675 5/16 10:38 AM 2^nd Degree Burglary 7100 York Rd

By-Law proposed revisions

The previous post was the final by-law changes as voted on by the board. Listed below are the proposed changes submitted by the committee which ultimately lead to the final changes.

                                            RFC, Inc. Proposed 2011 By-Law Changes
​         (Draft #4)
Color code:   Black-no change
                     Blue-last year’s changes
​          Red-this year’s proposed changes
 
 
III. MEMBERSHIP
. To be a Member of The Rodgers Forge Community, Inc., an ​ ​individual must meet the following Criteria:
2. Reside in the above stated Geographic Area.
3. Delete
4. Be a homeowner in Rodgers Forge and living in a household for which the dues are current and paid.
. All persons meeting the above criteria shall be referred to as Members in this document.
 
 
IV. GOVERNANCE
. The management of the Rodgers Forge Community, Inc., shall be by the ​Board of Governors of the Rodgers Forge Community Inc.  (hereinafter “Board)
. Board of Governors – General
1. Size:  the Board shall be composed of not fewer than twelve (12), or more than twenty-three (23) Board Members, as may be set from time to time by the Board of Governors.
2. Eligibility:  To be eligible to serve on the Board, a person must qualify as a Member, serve on at least one (1) committee, attend a minimum of 7 meetings per year with a maximum of 3 unexcused absences and supports the RFC, Inc.’s Mission Statement and Conduct of Board Members Statement. (The Board’s President has the discretion and authority to determine participation of Board Members)
3. Election of the Board shall be by vote of the Members present and voting at the Annual Meeting held on the 2nd Wednesday of September.
4. Officers must be members of the Board, and shall be elected by the Board at the first Board Meeting to be held on the 3rd Wednesday of September following the Annual Meeting.  Officer’s titles and duties to be spelled-out more specifically in the section below called Officers.
. Election and Composition of the Board
1. DELETE
2. DELETE: a., b., c-(1.), (2.), (3.), (4.), (5.), (6.), (7.), (8.), (9.), (10.) & (11.) and finally d.
3. NEW 1.  Approximately one half of the Board shall be elected at the Annual Meeting.
a. Board Members shall be elected to two (2) year terms.
 
. Board Election Procedure
1. No later than the May Board meeting the President, with Board ​approval, shall appoint a Nominations Committee of no fewer than ​three persons to solicit applications for Board Members.
2. Duties include, but are not limited, to the following:
a. Publicize the need for Board Members no later than June in our Newsletter and on our website
b. Inquire as to whether existing Board Members wish to remain on the Board.
c. Prepare a list of qualified Board candidates.  In the event that the number of qualified candidates exceeds the number of positions available, the committee may, but is not required to, submit a suggested slate of candidates.
d. The committee shall report back to the full Board at the August meeting.  (In the event no August meeting is planned, the appointment of the committee shall take place no later than the MAY meeting and the committee report shall be presented at the July meeting.)
e. All applications to be considered for the year must be submitted to the Chairman no later than July 14th in order to meet the deadline of the publication of the Newsletter.  The committee shall ensure that all qualified candidates are provided with the opportunity to publish a brief statement on their beliefs and qualifications in the Newsletter and/or website.  The committee is not obligated to make this publication in the event the committee is not provided with the candidate’s statements for publication prior to the deadline for the publication of the Newsletter.
f. The committee shall ensure that ballots are prepared. (omitting: ”for both At-large Members and District Members, with suitable space for write-in candidates”-  remember-no nominations from the floor)
3. Voting Procedure at the Annual Meeting
a. The Election for the Board shall take place.
(1) The President shall read the names of all qualified ​candidates.  No Nominations will be accepted from the floor at the Annual Meeting.
(2) After the names are read, each candidate shall have the opportunity to briefly address the General Membership present if they so choose.  If the candidate is unable to attend he or she may send a representative.
(3) In the event that there are more qualified candidates than available positions, paper ballots shall be distributed, all Members present shall have one vote per household.
(4) In the event that the seats available equal or are less than the number of candidates, the President may request that the election be by acclamation.
(5) OMIT/DELETE- No longer necessary.
​b.  DELETE ALL OF b.(1.), (2.), (3.), (4.), (5.) & ​(6.)- No longer necessary
 

By-Law Revisions from May 2011 RFC Meeting

During the most recent RFC meeting the board reviewed and approved a number of changes to the existing by-laws that govern the association. Here are the final changes:

RFC, Inc. 2011 By-Law Changes
 
III. MEMBERSHIP
. To be a Member of The Rodgers Forge Community, Inc., an ​ ​individual must meet the following Criteria:
2. Reside in the above stated Geographic Area.
3. Be at least 21 years of age.
4. Live in a household for which the dues are current and paid.
. All persons meeting the above criteria shall be referred to as Members in this document.
 
 
IV. GOVERNANCE
. The management of the Rodgers Forge Community, Inc., shall be by the ​Board of Governors of the Rodgers Forge Community Inc.  (hereinafter “Board)
. Board of Governors – General
1. Size:  the Board shall be composed of not fewer than twelve, or more than twenty-three Board Members, as may be set from time to time by the Board of Governors.
2. Eligibility: To be eligible to serve on the Board, a person must qualify as a Member.
3. Participation: All elected board members must serve on at least one committee, attend a minimum of 7 meetings per year, and support the RFC, Inc.’s Mission Statement and Conduct of Board Members Statement. (The Board’s President has the discretion and authority to determine eligibility of Board Members)
4. Election of the Board shall be by vote of the Members present and voting at the Annual Meeting held on the 2nd Wednesday of September.
5. Officers must be members of the Board, and shall be elected by the Board at the first Board Meeting to be held on the 3rd Wednesday of September following the Annual Meeting. Officer’s titles and duties to be spelled-out more specifically in the section below called Officers.
. Election and Composition of the Board
1.   Approximately one half of the Board shall be elected at the Annual Meeting.
a. Board Members shall be elected to two-year terms.
 
. Board Election Procedure
1. No later than the May Board meeting the President, with Board ​approval, shall appoint a Nominations Committee of no fewer than ​three persons to solicit applications for Board Members.
2. Duties include, but are not limited to, the following:
a. Publicize the need for Board Members no later than June in our Newsletter and on our website
b. Inquire as to whether existing Board Members wish to remain on the Board.
c. Prepare a list of qualified Board candidates.  In the event that the number of qualified candidates exceeds the number of positions available, the committee may, but is not required to, submit a suggested slate of candidates.
d. The committee shall report back to the full Board at the August meeting.  (In the event no August meeting is planned, the appointment of the committee shall take place no later than the MAY meeting and the committee report shall be presented at the July meeting.)
e. All applications to be considered for the year must be submitted to the Chairman no later than July 14th in order to meet the deadline of the publication of the Newsletter.  The committee shall ensure that all qualified candidates are provided with the opportunity to publish a brief statement on their beliefs and qualifications in the Newsletter and/or website.  The committee is not obligated to make this publication in the event the committee is not provided with the candidate’s statements for publication prior to the deadline for the publication of the Newsletter.
f. The committee shall ensure that ballots are prepared
3. Voting Procedure at the Annual Meeting
a. The Election for the Board shall take place.
(1) The President shall read the names of all qualified ​candidates. No Nominations will be accepted from the floor at the Annual Meeting.
(2) After the names are read, each candidate shall have the opportunity to briefly address the General Membership present if they so choose.  If the candidate is unable to attend he or she may send a representative.
(3) In the event that there are more qualified candidates than available positions, paper ballots shall be distributed, all Members present shall have one vote per household.
(4) In the event that the seats available equal or are less than the number of candidates, the President may request that the election be by acclamation.
 
ADOPTED AND EFFECTIVE this 11th day of May, 2011, approved by the Board members of RFC, Inc., at the May Board of Governors meeting on this date. III. Membership age requirement increased.  IV. Governance-Sections A, B, C and D simplified.
 

HOST FAMILIES NEEDED

A group of 15 students will be arriving from Spain on JUNE 26th and will be departing on JULY 23rd. During their four-week stay, the students will be introduced to American culture with daily classes that include area outings and cultural and recreational activities.

Host families come in all shapes and sizes - families with small children, young couples, single parents, retirees, two working adult families, etc.- and only need to provide a place for the student to sleep (they can share a room), meals and a warm, supportive environment. Host families are invited to participate in outings and activities.

If interested please contact Jeff Brotman at 410-299-8308 (jabrotman@msn.com)

NOW ACCEPTING NOMINATIONS FOR 2012 RFC BOARD MEMBERS

Election of the next Rodgers Forge Community, Inc. Board of Governors will take place on September 14th.

In order to be eligible for consideration the following criteria has to be met:
-Reside in the geographic area of Rodgers Forge (see page 111 in The Rodgers Forge Directory),
-Be 21 years of age and live in a household for which the dues are current and paid.

New candidates for a Board Member position must indicate their interest by letter and submit the same so as to be received JULY 14th. Notification of interest (and a suggested brief resume) should be sent to:
RFC., Inc. c/o 201 Dumbarton Road, Baltimore, MD 21212, attn: 2011 RFC., Inc. Nominating Committee.

Include willingness to serve the two year term and contact information (address, phone number and email address). The cut-off date of JULY 14th will be strictly followed this year-no exceptions.

Once, you have submitted your request for Board Member consideration, you will be contacted. If any of the criteria has not been met, you will be notified at that time and given the opportunity to promptly meet the criteria. In addition, the board just passed participation requirements. They are:
-Serve on at least 1 committee
-Attend a minimum of 7 meetings per year
-Support the RFC., Inc.’s Mission Statement (found on page 5 of the Rodgers Forge Directory) and Conduct of Board Members Statement (found below).

You will be asked to commit to the participation requirements.

Finally, once you have qualified you will be asked if you want to publish a brief statement on your beliefs and qualifications in the Newsletter and/or website (August newsletter). The committee is not obligated to make this public in the event the committee is not made aware of it in the timely manner. The JULY 14th cut-off date, helps to ensure meeting the newsletter deadline.

While the Annual Meeting is months away, now is the time to consider volunteering.
REMEMBER: CUT-OFF DATE FOR CONSIDERATION IS JULY 14th-NO EXCEPTIONS and NO NOMINATIONS FROM THE FLOOR.

Conduct of Board Members Statement:
Conduct of Board Members*
1. Board members may not present their views as representative of those of the RFC, Inc. Board of Governors where this is not, in fact,
2. While serving as a Board member, one may not present oneself or one's views in such a way wherein it could be inferred that these views represent those of the Board of Governors.
3. Board members may not usurp the authority, position, or responsibility of any individual on or any committee of the Board of Governors.
4. Board members will not undermine Board determinations. Important decisions are typically made via a board vote, with each issue being discussed and every member present having one vote. It is inappropriate to work against a Board decision because one disagrees with the outcome.
*This binding resolution was voted on at the March 2008 Board of Governors meeting and passed.

RFCOP Crime Update Week of May 2nd - May 8th

Significant Events Report for the week of May 02-08, 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

05/02/11 1235 11-122-1429 Attempted Kidnapping Joppa Rd. and Emge Rd. 21286

The victim was walking W/B on Joppa Rd. An unknown W/M, pulled up next to her in a red FORD SUV. The suspect grabbed her arm and said hurry get in so he wouldn’t be in an accident. The victim thought the suspect was an employee at Pep Boys and willingly got into the vehicle. The suspect stated that the victim was pretty and asked her if she liked to drink. When the vehicle slowed down the victim jumped out of the car and called 911.W/M, 50’s, 6-1, 270

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

05/02/11 0930-1656 11-122-1429 1st Degree Burglary 800 block Mockingbird Lane 302 21286

Unknown suspect entered the apartment by unknown means and removed property. Unknown

04/27/11 0300-1100 11-123-0350 1st Degree Burglary 1000 block Dulaney Valley Rd. 21286

An unknown suspect entered the victim’s dorm room and removed property. The victim was in the room asleep when the incident occurred. There were no signs of forced entry. Unknown

05/03/11 0930-1344 11-123-0999 1st Degree Burglary 1300 block Brixton Rd. 21239

An unknown suspect entered the victim’s home through the rear kitchen window. The suspect removed property and left other items out of place throughout the house. A witness observed two black male teens walking down the victim’s driveway and they continued to walk E/B on Brixton Rd. Unknown

05/02/11 0600-1800 11-124-1153 1st Degree Burglary 800 block Mockingbird La., 21286

An unknown suspect entered the apartment by unknown means. Several items were disturbed; property was taken. There were no signs of forced entry. Unknown

04/30/11-05/02/11 1400-0745 11-122-1100 2nd Degree Burglary 8600 block Oakleigh Rd., 21234

An unknown suspect pried open a door to a building under construction and removed property. Unknown

05/06/11-05/07/11 1700-0743 11-127-0374 2nd Degree Burglary Unit block Investment Place 21204

An unknown suspect entered the building which is under construction. The suspect removed property. Unknown

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

05/03/11 2328 11-124-008 1st Degree Sex Offense Hillsway Ave. and Mantle St. 21234

The victim was waiting for the bus at the location. The suspect approached and stuck a gun in her rib area and forced her into a car that was parked nearby. The suspect forced the victim to perform oral sex on him. The suspect also took the victim’s property. The suspect let the victim out of the vehicle. The victim asked the suspect if he was going to keep her property. The suspect handed the property back to the victim and drove off. M/B, 20’s, 5-7, 140, thin build, medium complexion, black short hair.

05/05/11 1710 11-125-1394 1ST Degree Assault Hillsway Ave. and Wentworth Ave. 21234

The victim was driving when he encountered four subjects on foot in the roadway. The victim yelled at the subjects to move out of the road. Words were exchanged and the victim drove off. The victim had to make a u-turn and encountered the same subjects. The suspect pulled out a handgun and fired a round at the victim’s vehicle. A bullet lodged in the keyhole of the driver’s door. The victim sped home and the subjects fled from the area. M/B, 16-18, 5-4, thin build, dark skin, black skull cap, blue hooded sweatshirt, and black jeans.

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2.00 Miles around 222 Dumbarton Road – Week of May 2-8, 2011

Crime	Date	Address Incident
Vandalism	05/02/11 06:42 AM	3XX DUMBARTON RD Destruction of Property
Theft	05/05/11 08:35 AM	64XX YORK RD Theft - Other
Vandalism	05/03/11 03:13 PM	18XX YORK RD Destruction of Property
Theft	05/06/11 01:02 PM	10XX YORK RD Theft from Motor Vehicle

baltimoresun.com - Crime Incident Notification

Week of May 2-8, 2011

Incident # Date Time Description Location

111250127 5/5 2:06 AM Check on Location Regester/Dumbarton

111270901 5/7 2:46 PM Check on Location Murdock/Pinehurst

111261758 5/6 7:09 PM Disturbance Rodgers Forge/Dumbarton

111261737 5/6 7:02 PM Disturbance 1xx blk Dumbarton

111241163 5/4 5:08 PM Suspicious Vehicle Hopkins/Dorking

111271633 5/7 9:25 PM Suspicious Vehicle Dorking/Dumbarton

111251905 5/5 9:16 PM Suspicious Vehicle Chumleigh/York

111220404 5/2 6:42 AM Destruction of Prop. Dumbarton/Dorking

Towson Arena Groundbreaking Ceremony May 10th

Tuesday, May 10
10 a.m.
Auburn Drive - Opposite the entrance to Johnny Unitas Stadium Press Box (formerly Lot 20)
Reception immediately following the program

Complimentary event parking will be available.

RFCOP Crime Update Week of Apr 24th - May 1st

A Note From Your Local RFCOP:

As you can see our friendly neighborhood criminals are crawling out of the woodwork with the warmer weather. Let us all work together to keep our neighborhoods safe. People have offered to do patrolling, but we do not hear from them past the first initial request. PLEASE assist if you can if only an hour one month!! Communication is a great tool, but making our presence known helps a great deal to let them know we are watching. If you can offer to patrol, or are already doing so and we do not know about it, please reply to this email with a way to contact you whether it be email, phone, or any other type of communication you would prefer. As always, all communications are private and no personal information will be distributed. Remember “Lights On, Lock Up, Look Out” and always call 711 on any suspicious circumstance.

Significant Events Report for the week of April 25 – May 01, 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

04/28/11 1010 11-118-0556 Armed Robbery 1600 block E. Joppa Rd. 21286

The suspect entered location wearing a ski mask and a hoodie. The suspect jumped the counter and displayed a handgun. The suspect ordered the employees to the ground and took cash from a drawer along with a dye pack. The suspect left S/B on Loch Raven Blvd. in a brown Honda Accord. The vehicle was recovered a short time later. The vehicle was reported stolen from Baltimore City. B/M, short, ski mask, and a hoodie.

04/29/11 1250 11-119-0908 Attempted Armed Robbery 7200 block York Rd. 21212

Off. K. Williams advised she was at the location when the suspects entered the store wearing masks. Off. Williams advised the suspects to take their masks off. When the suspects turned to look at her, they observed that she was an officer and immediately ran from the store. An employee advised that these suspects wore the same clothing as suspects who recently robbed the store. The suspects were apprehended in PC-02 by CID. M/B, 18-22, 6-0, med. build, gorilla mask, camouflage jacket, and dark pants M/B, 18-225-7, med. build

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

4/25/11 0820-1645 11-115-1907 1st Degree Burglary 200 block Linden Ave. 21204

An unknown suspect entered the residence and removed property. Unknown

04/26/11 0435 11-116-0199 1st Degree Burglary 900 block Cromwell Bridge Rd. 21286

Officer Edwards and Officer Butler responded to the location for an open door. Officer Butler verified that a door to an attached garage was opened at the location. Officer Edwards stopped a subject on a bicycle nearby. Officer Edwards noticed a GPS sticking out of the subject’s pocket. Officer Edwards verified the GPS was from the residence with the open door. The subject fled from Officer Edwards on foot. The subject was apprehended after brief foot chase and struggle. Larsen, Justin Davis,

08/02/5404/30/11-05/01/11 2200-0100 11-121-0091 1st Degree Burglary Unit block Fellowship Ct. 21286

Unknown suspects entered the apartment by unknown means and removed property. There were no signs of forced entry. Unknown

04/22/11-04/25/11 1400-0700 11-115-0494 2nd Degree Burglary 1000 block York Rd. 21204

An unknown suspect forced their way into the building under construction and removed property. Unknown

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2.00 Miles around 222 Dumbarton Road – Week of April 25-May1, 2011

Vandalism	04/30/11 08:53 AM	XX REGESTER AV - Destruction of Property
Theft	04/29/11 05:45 PM	XX OVERBROOK RD – Theft - Other
Assault	04/26/11 09:14 PM	1XX STANMORE RD – 2nd degree Assault-not Domestic
Robbery	04/29/11 12:54 PM	72XX YORK RD – Armed Robbery – Robbers Caught
Assault	04/28/11 12:00 AM	64XX YORK RD – All Other Sex Offenses
Theft	04/27/11 11:13 AM	74XX YORK RD – Theft Other
Assault	04/30/11 07:18 AM	76XX OSLER DR – 1st Degree Assault
Theft	04/25/11 02:59 PM	77XX GREENVIEW TR – Theft from Motor Vehicle
Burglary	04/25/11 09:45 AM	10XX YORK RD – 2nd Degree Burglary
Burglary	05/01/11 01:07 AM	XX FELLOWSHIP CT – 1st Degree Burglary

baltimoresun.com - Crime Incident Notification

Week of April 25 – May 1, 2011

Incident # Date Time Description Location

111211462 5/1 11:45 PM Disturbance Dumbarton/Rodgers Forge Rd.

111150632 4/25 10:45 AM Disturbance 1xx Blk. Hopkins Rd.

111151048 5/25 2:33 PM Auto Acc.-Prop.Dam. York/Regester

111191267 4/29 3:49 PM Suspicious Subject Pinehurst/Regester

111191194 4/29 3:19 PM Suspicious Subject Heathfield/Murdock

111151138 4/25 3:26 PM Check on Subject 2xx Blk. Blenheim

111150534 4/25 10:00 AM Check on Subject Bellona below Stevenson

000202162 4/30 8:20 PM Check on Subject Midhurst/Bellona

111200618 4/30 8:53 AM Destruction of Prop Regester/Dumbarton

111171084 4/27 3:32 PM Hit-Run, Prop. Dam. York/Chumleigh

111170580 4/27 10:13 AM Hit-Run, Prop. Dam. Murdock/Blenheim

111151949 4/25 9:39 PM Hit-Run, Prop. Dam. Hopkins/Blenheim

111161851 4/26 9:14 PM 2^nd Degree Assault Stanmore/Stevenson

111160536 4/26 9:54 AM Auto Acc.-Pers. Inj. Dunkirk/York

111140146 4/24 2:03 AM Traffic Arrest DWI York above Dumbarton

111200524 4/30 7:18 AM 1at Degree Assault St. Joseph Medical Ctr.

111190908 4/29 12:54 PM Armed Robbery York/Hatherleigh

Dumpster Day This Saturday! Need Volunteers! CORRECTION!

DUMP YOUR BULK TRASH ITEMS RIGHT HERE IN THE FORGE!
DUMPSTER DAY
IS SATURDAY,
May 7th, from
8:00 A.M. until NOON

Bulk Trash Items Will Be Collected At The Rodgers Forge Elementary School Front Parking Lot. Simply drive up and our volunteer neighbors and Towson University football players will direct you to the correct dumpsters (since if trash is not properly placed in the correct Dumpsters, our community will be charged extra) and they will help you unload. Please note, you must be a Rodgers Forge resident to use our dumpsters for disposal purposes on this day. You can pay your community association dues, too, if you had not already done so. Do your neighbors a favor, too, and pick up and bring any bulk trash in your alley to the dumpsters.

Can you volunteer to help unload? Just show up to lend a hand and back. Volunteers are advised to wear work clothes and bring a pair of work gloves.

ACCEPTABLE ITEMS FOR DUMPSTERS:

Yard Waste ▪ Paper ▪ Mattresses▪ Carpets ▪ Metal Waste ▪ and Appliances with Freon ▪ AmVets will have a truck for: Reusable Furniture and Working Computers ▪ The Loading Dock will take Undamaged Wood and most other materials that can be used in the building and home construction trades

UNACCEPTABLE ITEMS FOR DUMPSTERS
(Absolutely Not Permitted):
Tires▪ Paints▪ Gasoline containers ▪ Explosive Materials, i.e., No Propane Tanks

CORRECTION 5/5/2011:
No computer equipment, cords, televisions, VCRs, DVD players, telephones, cell phones and the like. Nothing that could contain hazardous waste. There was a misprint in the newsletter but please note that these materials will *not* be accepted to be taken to the dump; however if you have any of these items in working condition that you would like to donate, there will be trucks from AmVets and the Loading Dock, and they will have receipts for tax purposes.

For information on what to do with old electronics, you can visit this Baltimore County site:
http://www.baltimorecountymd.gov/Agencies/publicworks/recycling/ecycling.html