B.C.P.D. Precinct # 6 - Crime Blotter Jan 6-12, 2013
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At
2:55 p.m., the suspect approached the victims and displayed a gun in
his coat pocket. The suspect fled after taking cell phones and money.
The suspect is a black male, 17 to 18 years old, 6', and 150 pounds.
Between
4 p.m. on January 10 and 2:40 a.m. on January 11, an unknown suspect
entered the home through unknown means. Furniture and electronics were
taken.
At
1:20 p.m., a man entered Bay Bank and passed a note to the teller
demanding money. The suspect is a black male, 25 to 35 years old, 5'6",
120 pounds, with a thin build.
At
4 p.m., two suspects approached the victim while she sat in her car.
One suspect took a purse from the victim, while the second suspect took a
typewriter from vehicle and shattered the window with the typewriter.
Both suspects are black males, 28 to 35 years old, 6' and 160 pounds.
At
9:35 p.m., two suspects entered the 7-Eleven and one suspect displayed a
handgun. The suspects fled after taking money from the register. The
first suspect is a black male, 20 to 25 years old, 5'6", and 160 pounds.
The second suspect is a black male, 20 to 25 years old, 5'3", and 130
pounds.
At
5:50 a.m., a man armed with a gun entered the Starbucks and demanded
money. The suspect fled with money and a credit card. The suspect is a
black male, 30 to 40 years old, and 6' tall.
Between
4 and 4:33 p.m., an unknown suspect entered through an unlocked rear
door. The suspect took the victim's phone and wallet.
Email Alerts - Spot Crime.com
2.00 Miles around 222 Dumbarton Road –
Week of Jan 6-12, 2013
Case # Crime Date Time Address
140090571 Theft from Motor Vehicle 1/9 9:48 am 63xx Blenheim Road
140091979 1st degree Burglary 1/9 9:30 am 6xx Anneslie Road
Crime Alert Update
From Lake Evesham – 1/14 2:00 pm shared on Nextdoor neighbor
A coworker who lives in Homeland just shared this with me...wanted to make sure everyone was aware.
The following email was received this morning from Major Burrus of the Northern District Baltimore City PD:
On January 9th, 2014 at approximately 9 pm Northern District officers responded to a home in the 6100 block of York Rd. for a burglary in progress. When officers arrived at the home they observed the rear door kicked in and several suspects exiting out a separate door. When the suspects saw the officers, 3 of them ran back inside and the 4th suspect fled on foot through the yards toward Lake Ave. The officers pursued the 3 suspects that ran back inside the home and placed them under arrest. Back up officers canvassed the area for the 4th but were unsuccessful in locating him. The 4th suspect was described as a b/m/13-16 years of age, approximately 5'3" wearing glasses and a black jacket.
The following email was received this morning from Major Burrus of the Northern District Baltimore City PD:
On January 9th, 2014 at approximately 9 pm Northern District officers responded to a home in the 6100 block of York Rd. for a burglary in progress. When officers arrived at the home they observed the rear door kicked in and several suspects exiting out a separate door. When the suspects saw the officers, 3 of them ran back inside and the 4th suspect fled on foot through the yards toward Lake Ave. The officers pursued the 3 suspects that ran back inside the home and placed them under arrest. Back up officers canvassed the area for the 4th but were unsuccessful in locating him. The 4th suspect was described as a b/m/13-16 years of age, approximately 5'3" wearing glasses and a black jacket.
The suspects who were arrested had book bags filled with the victim's property (clothing, electronics & jewelry). One
suspect had stolen property on him from a burglary that had just been
committed in the 600 block of Anneslie Rd. in Baltimore County.
Two
of the suspects arrested were juveniles (b/m/14 and a b/m/16) and the
3rd suspect was an adult (w/m/20, Nancy Wilson of the 500 block of
Tunbridge Rd.) All the suspects were charged with theft, burglary and
malicious destruction of property. Baltimore County Police will be charging the suspects with the burglary they committed in the 600 block of Anneslie Rd.
Detectives
from Baltimore City and Baltimore County believe these suspects are
responsible for many of the recent burglaries that have occurred in
Homeland, Rosebank, Lake Walker, Chinquapin Park Belvedere, Bellona
Gittings, Stoneleigh and Towson. I hope to see a reduction in the number
of burglaries that have occurred in the northern part of the District
with the arrest of these suspects but will leave you with a few crime
prevention tips that relate to residential burglaries.
• Utilize good quality doors with reinforced frames
• Utilize deadbolts on your front and rear doors
• Keep your porch lights turned on after dark
• Invest in an audible alarm that detects glass breakage and/or interior motion
• Lock all doors and windows including those on the second story
• Record serial numbers to electronics and either mark or engrave them with your driver's license number
• Cut back overgrown shrubs and bushes
• Utilize deadbolts on your front and rear doors
• Keep your porch lights turned on after dark
• Invest in an audible alarm that detects glass breakage and/or interior motion
• Lock all doors and windows including those on the second story
• Record serial numbers to electronics and either mark or engrave them with your driver's license number
• Cut back overgrown shrubs and bushes
Please
pass these tips on to your friends and neighbors and remember that if
you see someone or something SUSPICIOUS please CALL 911 !
Major Kimberly Burrus
Please also be aware that suspects are knocking on doors to see if anyone is home and if you answer ask a question like "Do you know where Northern Parkway and Loch Raven meet". If you are home you don't need to open the door, merely tell them through the door you aren't interested. Call the police. In many of the break-ins neighbors of the victim have reported someone knocking on their door and when they answer they ask something like Is this where Joe lives? Clearly they were checking to see if anyone was home.
IF YOU SEE/HEAR SOMETHING SUSPICIOUS, CALL 911.
Submitted by the Homeland Association, Inc.
Major Kimberly Burrus
Please also be aware that suspects are knocking on doors to see if anyone is home and if you answer ask a question like "Do you know where Northern Parkway and Loch Raven meet". If you are home you don't need to open the door, merely tell them through the door you aren't interested. Call the police. In many of the break-ins neighbors of the victim have reported someone knocking on their door and when they answer they ask something like Is this where Joe lives? Clearly they were checking to see if anyone was home.
IF YOU SEE/HEAR SOMETHING SUSPICIOUS, CALL 911.
Submitted by the Homeland Association, Inc.
Backpacks stolen from front porch 400 blk Murdock
from Rodgers Forge
Three
kids backpacks containing sports gear stolen from front porch. 1. Navy
blue Skywalkers 2. Maroon Towson United soccer 3. Light blue lacrosse.
If found please private message me.
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