Shots fired/armed subject
On May 20, Cambridge Police Department officers responded to the 1000 block of Phillips Avenue in reference to shots fired. A witness advised officers that there were …
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On May 20, Cambridge Police Department officers responded to the 1000 block of Phillips Avenue in reference to shots fired. A witness advised officers that there were two suspects and provided a clothing description.
One suspect was arrested after a chase. He was charged with:
On May 21, at approximately 12:09 a.m., CPD officers responded to the 600 block of Robbins Street for a “Shot Spotter Alert” for a single gunshot. Officers canvassed the area and were not able to locate anything.
At approximately 12:29 a.m., officers responded to the 800 block of Pine Street for a shooting. Officers contacted the victim. A male subject had approached his vehicle and fired one shot, striking the rear window. The victim was not injured.
This is an ongoing investigation, and the Cambridge Police Department asks citizens who may have information relating to this incident to contact CPD at 410-228-3333. All callers can remain anonymous.
On May 22, CPD officers responded to the 1200 block of Chestnut Place for an assault involving a knife. While officers were arriving, the suspect was leaving in a black vehicle at a high rate of speed.
Officers stopped the vehicle and contacted the suspect, a 42-year-old Cambridge man. Officers also contacted the victim and a witness who reported that the suspect had threatened to stab the victim.
John Michael Travis was charged with the following:
The Cambridge Police Department is continuing to investigate incidents of vandalism, attempted vehicle thefts and vehicle thefts. Anyone who observes suspicious activity or who has information regarding these incidents is asked to contact the Cambridge Police Department at 410-228-3333.
On May 23, CPD officers responded to the 600 block of Chesapeake Court for a report of a stolen vehicle occupied by subjects. They located three vehicles that had been reported stolen.
Two suspects attempted to flee on foot. One was quickly detained.
The other subject was apprehended in the 800 block of Washington St. The subjects were identified as a 14-year-old male juvenile and a 16-year-old male juvenile, both of Cambridge. Both subjects have been referred to the Department of Juvenile Services on the following charges:
The Cambridge Police Department has received many reports over the past several months of subjects having their checks being fraudulently changed and being paid to other people. A vast majority of the frauds that are occurring are after the victim has placed their checks in United States Post Office mailboxes throughout the city. A large number have been reported to have been placed in the following locations:
These incidents are still being investigated in collaboration with the United States Postal Inspectors.
On May 21, CPD officers responded to the 600 block of Greenwood Avenue for a physical disturbance. They contacted two subjects, one of whom had injuries which matched what had been described in the incident.
Dontero Omon Diaz, 32, of Cambridge, was arrested and charged with assault second degree.
On May 16, at approximately 1:29 p.m., CPD officers responded to Walmart in reference to a theft. Ravin Michelle Bryant, 25, was charged with theft $100 to under $1,500
On May 17, CPD officers responded to Walgreen’s located in the 600 block of Sunburst Highway for a theft in progress. The following suspects were charged:
On May 17, CPD officers responded to Walmart in reference to a theft. Nathan Terone Johnson, 21, was charged with theft $100 to under $1,500.
On May 18, CPD officers located a 25-year-old Cambridge man who had an active Dorchester County arrest warrant. Officers became involved in a foot pursuit with the suspect as he attempted to flee. Valeek Khatib Camper was charged with the following:
On May 18, CPD officers responded to the 500 block of Academy Street for a report of a burglary. Sherise Ivey Sampson, 33, of Cambridge, was charged with:
On May 18, CPD officers responded to the 2300 block of Leonard’s Lane for a disturbance. Kagene Renee Johnson, 28, of Cambridge, was charged with disorderly conduct.
On May 19, CPD officers located a suspect vehicle that had been involved in a theft at Walmart the day prior. Malachi Tyree Wilson, 18, of East New Market, was charged with:
On May 19, CPD officers responded to Food Lion in reference to a report of an intoxicated driver. Shanika Saher Hardman, 33, of Cambridge, was released on the following charges:
On May 19, CPD officers responded to Walmart in reference to a theft. Wendy Paola Menjivar, 34, of Trappe, was charged with theft $100 to under $1,500.
Maryland Attorney General Anthony G. Brown announced that, along with 48 other Attorneys General offices, his Consumer Protection Division has filed a lawsuit alleging that Avid Telecom initiated and facilitated billions of illegal robocalls.
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The Maryland State Police Berlin Barrack is launching a comprehensive initiative targeting impaired driving throughout June. Taking place every Saturday in June, this intensified law enforcement effort will see a heightened presence of troopers in Worcester County.
On May 24, CPD officers conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle in the 200 block of Washington Street for an equipment violation. Officers contacted the driver, a 45-year-old Hurlock man. The suspect attempted to walk away from the traffic stop multiple times, becoming belligerent and disorderly.
Brian Edward Conaway was charged with the following:
On May 25, CPD officers responded to Walmart for a theft. Paul Anthony Bailey, 68, of Cambridge, was charged with theft less than $100.
On May 25, CPD officers located a 39-year-old Cambridge woman in the 900 block of Washington Street. She was served a criminal summons and released on her signature. Tykeshia Shantae Marine was charged with malicious destruction of property and willful motor vehicle damaging/tampering without owners consent.
On May 26, CPD officers located a 20-year-old Cambridge man in the 800 block of Field Crest Road. Charges stem from an incident that allegedly occurred May 22 when the suspect was reported to have assaulted an 8-year-old juvenile due to the juvenile being suspended from school. The mother of the child applied for charges.
Edward Thomas Carroll was charged with assault second degree.