RFC Meeting for June 8th MOVED

Because schools are closed for the impending heat wave, we do not have access to RFES's "cafetorium". The meeting will be held at an undisclosed member's house. Due to space restrictions, this meeting will be conducted closed door. If you have a pressing issue, please contact board@rodgersforge.org and we may be able to make an accommodation.

RFCOP Crime Update Week of May 30th - June 5th

RF Crime Report week of May 30 – June 5, 2011

Significant Events Report for the week of May 30-June 5, 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

06/01/11 0001 11-152-0001 Robbery 6600 block English Oak Rd 21234

Ex-boyfriend approached the victim in the foyer of her building. He argued with her and pushed her. He then stole her keys. He used the keys to steal her vehicle. The Victim has a protective order for suspect. Ofc. Hoppert obtained a warrant since suspect fled the scene.1 Adult Male Identified

06/01/11 0300-0306 11-152-0183 Robbery 500 block Virginia Ave 21286

Suspect got into an argument with the victim over a drug transaction. The suspect choked the victim unconscious and removed property from the victim. The suspect then fled the area with 3 other people in a Dodge Charger. B/M, 18-25 yrs old, 5’5”, B/M, 18-25 yrs old, light facial hair, B/M, 18-25 yrs old, B/M, 18-25 yrs old

06/01/11 1420-1425 11-152-1099 Robbery Joppa Rd & Dulaney Valley Rd

Victim was getting off the MTA bus when 2 suspects pushed him and stole his bike. They fled the area with the bike towards Joppa Rd. A witness saw them on the bike, drop it and begin running on foot towards the mall. The bike was returned to the victim. B/M, 16-18 yrs old, 5’8”, 150 lbs., white t-shirt and tan shorts, B/M , 16-18 yrs old, 5’9”, 150 lbs.

06/01/11 1915 11-152-1672 Robbery – Purse Snatching 800 block Goucher Blvd 21204

A B/M wearing a white T-shirt and tan shorts removed the victim’s purse from her shoulder and ran towards Acorn Circle. Several pieces of the victim’s property were recovered shortly after the crime, including the purse. B/M, 14-16, 5’1”, 135 lbs.

06/04/11 0010 11-155-0021 Armed Robbery 1500 block E. Joppa Rd. 21234

The suspect entered location and asked for a pack of Newport cigarettes. The suspect pointed a black semi automatic handgun at the victim. The suspect obtained property and fled. M/B, 28-30, 5-5 to 5-6, 150-160, dark baseball cap, dark blue shirt over a white shirt, and dark pants.

06/04/11 1323 11-155-0894 Robbery 8100 block Loch Raven Blvd., 21286

The suspect entered location and proceeded to the banking area. The suspect presented a note to the teller. The suspect received cash and left the location. M/B, 18-25, 5-6, 170, black/orange O’s baseball cap, yellow reflective shirt and jeans.

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

05/31/11 0730-1223 11-151-0849 1st Degree Burglary 8700 block Loch Bend Dr

Unknown suspect entered the location by pushing open a door that was open slightly when victim left location. Property was removed. Unknown

05/31/11 1745 11-151-1506 Attempted Burglary Unit block Debonair ct 21234

Two suspects attempted to gain entry into the victim’s apt. by using the key which the victim had lost earlier in the day. The victim heard someone trying to get into residence, went to the door observed a suspect kneeling in the hallway. When the suspect saw the victim, the suspect fled. The victim also saw the other suspect looking in through the sliding glass door. This suspect also ran when the victim saw him. B/M, 17 yrs old, 5’9”, blue basketball shorts, no shirt. B/M, 16-17 yrs old, 5’7”, blue shirt, blk shorts

06/03/11 1630-2230 11-155-0230 1st Degree Burglary 8000 block York Rd. 21286

An unknown suspect gained entry through an unlocked rear window and removed property. Unknown

06/01/11 1730-2136 11-152-1922 2nd Degree Burglary 6700 block N Charles St 21204

An unknown suspect gained entry into the building by opening a door that had been propped open with a paper plate. Once inside suspect(s) removed property. Unknown

baltimoresun.com - Crime Incident Notification

Week of May 30-June 5, 2011

Incident # Date Time Description Location

111530163 6/2 3:28 am Check on Location 3xx blk Stanmore

111501562 5/30 8:45 pm Check on Location Stevenson/York

111511913 5/31 9:22 pm Auto Acc.-PropDam. York below Stevenson

11151723 6/4 9:59 pm Suspicious Subject Regester/York

111521577 6/1 6:21 pm Suspicious Vehicle Murdock/Dumbarton

111540729 6/3 11:14 am Suspicious Vehicle York/Winwood (below St. Pius)

111561375 6/5 8:45 pm Hit&Run-PropDam. approx. 350 Blk Old Trail Rd.

111540765 6/3 11:33 AM Hit&Run-PropDam. 2XX blk Dunkirk

111541949 6/3 9:43 pm Theft-Mot.Vehicle Blenheim above Murdock

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2.00 Miles around 222 Dumbarton Road – Week of May 30-June 5, 2011

Incident # Date Time Description Location

111550257 6/4 3:32 am Theft-Bike 4xx Overbrook

111541949 6/3 9:43 am Theft-Motor Vehicle 6800 Blenheim

A Note from your Local Citizens On Patrol:

We have been fortunate the past few months compared to surrounding areas. Thank you all for your continued efforts on locking up personal property and looking out for anything suspicious. Hopefully we can have a lower crime rate this year than 2010. If you have anything that should be brought to the Citizens on Patrol attentions please feel free to contact us by email at rfcitizensonpatrol@gmail.com.

Maryland Transportation Authority to Phase in Toll Increases

If you commute through any of the State Highway toll booths in Maryland, be prepared for an increase in the fees. To see a breakdown of the pending increases, visit the MdTA site here.

Join Two Lutherville Moms at $15,000 Fundraiser

What the event is:

Two Lutherville moms volunteered last year to put on a 5K to help raise money for the Cool Kids Campaign’s Learning Center. Through their tireless efforts, they helped raise over $15,000 for the charity! They’re back for a second year, and they are hoping you will join them on Saturday, June 11^th.

Event details:

Saturday, June 11^th

Registration starts at 7am, 5K race begins at 8am, and the kids 1 mile fun run starts at 8:30am

Face painting for the kid (or adults – they don’t judge!), raffle prizes, and other fun activities will be set-up – they have truly tried to make this a family friendly event. Worried about the heat? This is the only 5K I know of that provides cold, wet wash cloths at the end of the race for each finisher!

www.coolkidscampaign.org/lutherville5k

Who is The Cool Kids Campaign?

A Cockeysville non-profit organization that seeks to improve the lives of children living with a cancer diagnosis. Their programs focus on several different areas, but their biggest project to date is opening this summer. As you can imagine, children going through chemotherapy spend many weeks outside of school and away from their friends. The Learning Center will address both the academic and social implications of the disease through free tutoring and social programs for the kids.

Check out their website for details: www.coolkidscampaign.org/lutherville5k

Attention Baseball Fans!

Baltimore Redbirds college wood bat summer baseball is back for another heart-pounding season of hustling, excellent play...and it's right in our back yard!

All home games are played at Calvert Hall's award winning Carlo Crispino Baseball Stadium, located at the corner of LaSalle Rd & Putty Hill Ave. FREE family entertainment that you can be proud to support. The Redbirds have advanced to the championship game each of the past two seasons and this is their best team, yet!

The Redbirds are charter members of the Cal Ripken Collegiate Baseball League which has quickly grown into one of the top summer leagues in the nation. The league is partially funded by Major League Baseball. Perhaps you read the feature story in USA Today about the league just last summer. There are an astounding 107 CRCBL alumni who currently playing professional baseball!

Players hail from high profile college programs from around the country and live with generous host families in our community for two months each summer. The Redbirds roster also includes some of the best local amateur talent from recent seasons.

Check the website for details baltimoreredbirds.pointstreaksites.com

RFCOP Crime Update Week of May 23rd - May 29th

Significant Events Report for the week of May 23-29, 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

05/26/11 2206 11-146-2056 Robbery Greenway Rd. and Glen Ridge Rd. 21234

The suspects approached the victim from behind, knocked him down, and began kicking him. One suspect stated, ”Give us your money now.” Another suspect took property and fled.5-B/M’s,14-16, NFI

05/28/11 1722 11-148-1293 Robbery-Strong Arm 100 block E. Towsontown Blvd 21086

Unknown suspect approached the victim in the parking garage and stated “Don’t make me hurt you, give me the money.” The victim attempted to go around the suspect, but the suspect grabbed the victim’s shirt, tearing it. The victim then opened bag. The suspect removed property from victim. M/W approx. 40 yrs old, 5’8”, thin, blue pants, blue bb cap, glasses and light blue shirt.

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

4/22/11-05/23/11 2330-1340 11-143-0986 1st Degree Burglary 600 block Bridgeman Terrace 21204

An unknown suspect entered the unsecured apartment and stole property. Unknown

05/20/11-05/23/11 1500-0630 11-143-1777 2nd Degree Burglary Unit block Investment Place 21204

Unknown suspects cut and removed copper pipes from the building under construction. No forced entry, a key was possibly used. Unknown

05/24/11 1935 11-144-1698 3rd Degree Burglary 1200 block Lakeside Dr. 21209

Both Suspects went to the above residence to get Suspect #1’s child. When they knocked on the rear door they were told to leave. The suspects broke a window pane and entered the residence. The suspects assaulted the residents and left with the child. The suspects were arrested. 2 Adult Males Arrested

05/24/11-05/25/11 1630-0757 11-145-0358 3rd Degree Burglary 8600 block Quentin Ave. 21234

Unknown suspects forced open the rear door and entered the vacant residence. Nothing was taken, but items were moved. Unknown

05/24/11-05/25/11 1600-1300 11-145-0965 2nd Degree Burglary Unit block Investment Place 21204

Unknown suspects entered a gated area and removed copper piping. Unknown

05/23/11-05/27/11 1500-0800 11-147-0584 2nd Degree Burglary 800 block Dulaney Valley Rd 21204

Unknown suspects used unknown means to gain entry into construction site. Once inside the building a storage locker in the building was entered after suspects cut the lock. Copper pipes were removed. Unknown

05/26/11 2200-2230 11-147-0795 1st Degree Burglary 8000 block York Rd. 21286

An unknown suspect entered the victim’s bedroom by cutting the screen and opening the sliding glass window. 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

05/26/11 1234 11-146-0633 1st Degree Assault 7600 block Perring Terrace 21234

Ofc.Sherfey, Ofc.Feelemyer, and Ofc.Jaus. Officers responded to the residence to serve a warrant for 2nd Degree Assault on the suspect. The suspect slammed the door on the Officers and retreated into the house. The Officers entered the house in pursuit of the suspect. The suspect pointed a handgun at the Officers while retreating into a bedroom. The suspect refused to exit the bedroom. TAC and HNT responded. The suspect eventually surrendered and was placed under arrest. 1 Adult Male Arrested

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2.00 Miles around 222 Dumbarton Road – Week of May 23-29, 2011

Crime	Date	Address
Theft	05/27/11 01:25 PM	73XX YORKTOWNE DR - Identity Theft
Theft	05/24/11 10:53 AM	4XX SCHWARTZ AV - Theft from Motor vehicle
Vandalism	05/26/11 12:19 PM	80XX YORK RD - Destruction of Property
Burglary	05/27/11 12:38 PM	80XX YORK RD - 1st Degree Burglary
Assault	05/28/11 11:33 AM	7XX KINGSTON RD - 1st Degree Assault, not domestic
Burglary	05/27/11 06:33 AM	7XX WALKER AV - 4th Degree Burglary
Assault	05/23/11 10:22 AM	XX CEDAR AV - 1st Degree Burglary
Burglary	05/28/11 02:36 AM	XX YORK RD - 4th Degree Burglary

baltimoresun.com - Crime Incident Notification

Week of May 23-29, 2011

Incident # Date Time Description Location

111490781 5/29 01:24 PM Check on Location Stevenson/Dumbarton

111470487 5/27 09:40 AM Check on Location 2-80 blk. Murdock

111490822 5/29 01:51 PM Disturbance 70-80 blk. Murdock

111450374 5/25 08:05 AM Suspicious Vehicle Dunkirk/York

111451209 5/25 03:57 PM Hit & Run Acc.- Prop. Dam. Dumbarton/Rodgers Forge

Summer Security Tips from BCPD

It's that time of year again to get the word out to your neighbors about securing their property. With the warmer weather we're breaking out the yard equipment, lawn and patio furniture, bicycles, etc. and if we don't properly secure it when we're finished with it at the end of the day it may not be there tomorrow. At Towson Precinct we're already seeing an increase in burglary and theft reports where property owners are notifying us that lawn equipment--lawn mowers, weed cutters, leaf blowers, etc--has been stolen out of their yards or sheds. Bicycles are also being taken when left unsecured. These type of crimes are largely due to temptation, things are left out, nobody's around thus somebody walking by decides to take what's not theirs, reducing the temptation means reducing the amount of loss. So let your neighbors know to secure all property at the end of the day, lock garage doors and sheds once everything is placed inside. By properly securing one's property the temptation of someone else to take what is not their's is significantly reduced and thus the property owner is spared the time and expense of replacing what was stolen.

Thank You, Sgt Fink, PC06 COT