Friday, October 30, 2015
Happy Halloween!! #PGSO Host "Trunk or Treat" Event at Headquarters! Be Safe!!
Commissioner’s Entrance to the Upper Marlboro Courthouse
Effective
Monday, November 2, 2015, the Commissioner’s Entrance to the Upper Marlboro Courthouse will be
closed for renovations. It is anticipated that this project will take
three months to complete. This is the first of a three phase renovation
project that will include all public entrances of the Courthouse. Your
patience with this project is greatly appreciated.
Please note that Commissioner’s operations will continue during this renovation
project and citizens will be able to access the Commissioner’s Office from the
exterior of the Courthouse. However, citizens will not be able to continue into
the Courthouse upon exiting the Commissioner’s Office.
Thursday, October 29, 2015
Dressed in Purple In Recognition of Domestic Violence Month
The U.S. Census Bureau,
Assets Management Configuration Branch dressed in purple joining the Office of the Sheriff’s “Purple Light Nights®” community campaign to raise awareness and a unified voice against domestic violence during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Wednesday, October 28, 2015
The Capital Wheel at National Harbor Lights Up For “Purple Light Nights®”
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Of their participation in the campaign, as a result of partnering with the county’s Department of Family Service during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Melissa Norris, Marketing Manager for the Capital Wheel at National Harbor said, “The Capital Wheel at National Harbor is proud to partner with “Purple Light Nights®” in their efforts to raise a unified voice against domestic violence.”
"The commitment of our partners at Family Services and their support of “Purple Light Nights®” made lighting the Capital Wheel at National Harbor possible,” said Sheriff Melvin C. High. “With the support of partners at every level of government, we’ve sent a powerful message about our community working together to make change.”
The Office of the Sheriff launched “Purple Light Nights®” in Maryland in 2014, connecting Prince George’s County and the state with a list of cities and counties in over 30 states, and in Canada and 18 villages in Guam. The Purple Light Nights name and logo are approved Federal trademarks of the Covington Domestic Violence Task Force.
The Remainder of Domestic Violence Monthly Events
Wed. - October 28th – Sheriff DVID Partnership Luncheon, Newton White Mansion 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Sat. – October 31th - “Silent Tears No More Flyer” The 10th Annual Domestic & Sexual Violence Prayer Breakfast Fundraiser – The Greenbelt Marriott 9:00am-12:00pm
Tuesday, October 27, 2015
Prince George’s Community College Lights Up For “Purple Light Nights®
(“We want our students and our faculty to be safe,” – PGCC Police Chief Walker)
Upper Marlboro, MD… The Prince George’s Community College (PGCC), Violence Prevention Center, established with a Department of Justice domestic violence grant, joined the “Purple Light Nights®” community campaign to raise awareness and a unified voice against domestic violence during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. PGCC police officers shared photos of employees who received purple light bulbs to shine on their porch or in their window and one of Bladen Hall bathed in purple light.
“Our partnership with the “Purple Light Nights®” community campaign is consistent with our thinking for the Violence Prevention Center at the college,” said Chief Walker. “We want our students and our faculty to be safe. So often raising their awareness and giving them information they can use is the way we achieve that, and that’s what the “Purple Light Nights®” campaign does.”
“We are always happy to work with the Chief Walker and the students and faculty at Prince George’s Community College,” said Sheriff Melvin High. “We want every light bulb the police and the Center distribute to reaffirm the message of the campaign – that domestic violence has no place in our community.”
The Office of the Sheriff launched “Purple Light Nights®” in Maryland in 2014, connecting Prince George’s County and the state with a list of cities and counties in over 30 states, and in Canada and 18 villages in Guam. The Purple Light Nights name and logo are approved Federal trademarks of the Covington Domestic Violence Task Force.
Sat. – October 31th - “Silent Tears No More Flyer” The 10th Annual Domestic & Sexual Violence Prayer Breakfast Fundraiser – The Greenbelt Marriott 9:00a.m.-12:00p.m.
Upper Marlboro, MD… The Prince George’s Community College (PGCC), Violence Prevention Center, established with a Department of Justice domestic violence grant, joined the “Purple Light Nights®” community campaign to raise awareness and a unified voice against domestic violence during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. PGCC police officers shared photos of employees who received purple light bulbs to shine on their porch or in their window and one of Bladen Hall bathed in purple light.
“Our partnership with the “Purple Light Nights®” community campaign is consistent with our thinking for the Violence Prevention Center at the college,” said Chief Walker. “We want our students and our faculty to be safe. So often raising their awareness and giving them information they can use is the way we achieve that, and that’s what the “Purple Light Nights®” campaign does.”
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The Office of the Sheriff launched “Purple Light Nights®” in Maryland in 2014, connecting Prince George’s County and the state with a list of cities and counties in over 30 states, and in Canada and 18 villages in Guam. The Purple Light Nights name and logo are approved Federal trademarks of the Covington Domestic Violence Task Force.
The Remainder of Domestic Violence Monthly Events
Wed. - October 28th – Sheriff DVID Partnership Luncheon, Newton White Mansion 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Sat. – October 31th - “Silent Tears No More Flyer” The 10th Annual Domestic & Sexual Violence Prayer Breakfast Fundraiser – The Greenbelt Marriott 9:00a.m.-12:00p.m.
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13th Annual Clackamus County DV Warrant Sweep Closes 146 Warrants
Upper
Marlboro, MD… The
Prince George’s County Office of the Sheriff (PGSO) joined nine state and local
law enforcement agencies to participate in the annual Clackamas County Sheriff’s
Office 13th Annual National Family Violence Apprehension
Detail on October 21, 2015.
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vernight operation. Participating
agencies included the Maryland State Police, Maryland Park Police, Prince
Georges County Police Department, Prince Georges County Department of
Corrections, Capitol Heights Police Department, Glenarden Police Department,
Charles County Sheriff’s Office, Greenbelt Police Department and Prince
George's County Public Safety Communications.
During
both phases of the sweep, teams attempted to serve warrants at more than 399
addresses that resulted in the arrest of 124 individuals to close 146
outstanding warrants. Among the charges for those arrested for domestic
violence related crimes were Second Degree Assault, Violation of an Exparte
Order (protective order), 1st Degree Burglary, Stalking, Malicious
Destruction of Property, Telephone Misuse and Domestic Related Felony Theft.
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“The Clackamus County Warrant Sweep
during Domestic Violence Awareness Month is a crucial reminder that domestic
violence is a crime,” said Lieutenant Colonel Regina Taylor, Bureau Chief Field
Operations. “Each of the agencies that joins us knows that domestic violence
has no place in our community and their support is always a factor in the
success of this sweep.”
For more information
contact the Communications and Public Affairs Division at 301-780-7354.
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“Purple Light Nights®” Partner City of Bowie Lights Up
(“Our headquarters
looks pretty cool in purple and it’s for a good cause,” – Chief Nesky)
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“The partnership with Chief Nesky and the City of Bowie
have helped us spread the message of “Purple Light Nights®” all over the county
– that domestic violence has no place in our community. We appreciate the city’s support and we look
forward to working with them throughout the year,” said Sheriff Melvin C. High.
The Office of the Sheriff launched “Purple Light
Nights®” in Maryland in 2014, connecting Prince George’s County and the state
with a list of cities and counties in over 30 states, and in Canada and 18
villages in Guam. The Purple Light Nights name and logo are approved Federal
trademarks of the Covington Domestic Violence Task Force.
For
more information contact the Communications and Public Affairs Division at
301-780-7354.
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the event is from 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
The Remainder of the Domestic Violence Monthly Events
Wed. - October 28th – Sheriff DVID Partnership Luncheon, Newton White
Mansion 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Sat. – October 31st -
“Silent Tears No More Flyer” The 10th Annual Domestic & Sexual Violence
Prayer Breakfast fundraiser – The Greenbelt Marriott doors open at 8:30 a.m. the event is from 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Riverdale Park Lights Up for “Purple Light Nights®”
(“…awareness
empowers the community in prevention,” – Chief Morris)
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“Riverdale Park’s response to “Purple Light Nights®”
has been tremendous. Their support of “Purple Light Nights®” means that
citizens will learn more about domestic violence. We’re delighted the town
joined us,” said Sheriff Melvin C. High.
For
more information contact the Communications and Public Affairs Division at
301-780-7354.
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PGSO BLOG
PGSO TWITTER FEED
PGSO FACEBOOK PAGE
Event is from 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
The Remainder of the Domestic Violence Monthly Events
Wed. - October 28th – Sheriff DVID Partnership Luncheon, Newton White
Mansion 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Sat. – October 31st -
“Silent Tears No More Flyer” The 10th Annual Domestic & Sexual Violence
Prayer Breakfast fundraiser – The Greenbelt Marriot doors open at 8:30 a.m.Event is from 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Thursday, October 22, 2015
“Purple Light Nights®” Partner City of Hyattsville Lights Up
Upper
Marlboro, MD… The City of Hyattsville, a partner in this year’s “Purple Light Nights®” community
campaign to raise awareness and a unified voice against domestic violence
during Domestic Violence Month in October bathed its City Administration/
Police Department building in purple light.
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“Chief
Holland and the City of Hyattsville are good partners with whom we share common
goals for the safety and well-being of the members of the community. We’re
delighted the city joined the Purple Light Nights campaign and we look forward
to working with them throughout the year,” said Sheriff Melvin High.
The Office
of the Sheriff launched “Purple Light Nights®” in Maryland in 2014, connecting
Prince George’s County and the state with a list of cities and counties in over
30 states, and in Canada and 18 villages in Guam. The Purple Light Nights name
and logo are approved Federal trademarks of the Covington Domestic Violence
Task Force.
The Remainder of the Domestic Violence Monthly Events
Thu. - October 22nd - Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence Annual Meeting & Awards Dinner
Fri. - October 23rd - Branch Avenue Metro 7:00 a.m.-9:00a.m.
Sat. - October 24th- Cooking Gents Against Domestic Violence - Super Chapter Community Center 2:00p.m.-5:00p.m.
Tue. - October 27th -Penn Station Shopping Center 5:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Wed. - October 28th – Sheriff DVID Partnership Luncheon, Newton White Mansion 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Sat. – October 31st - “Silent Tears No More Flyer” The 10th Annual Domestic & Sexual Violence Prayer Breakfast Fundraiser – The Greenbelt Marriott 9:00a.m.-12:00p.m
Wednesday, October 21, 2015
Prince George's Hospital Center Lights Up For “Purple Light Nights®”
(“The Hospital Looks
Great in Purple” - Sheriff High)
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Ms.
Karalyn Mulligan, Coodinator at the Center said, “We are partners with the
Office of the Sheriff throughout the year, but we were delighted to be
highlighted as the guest partner for the Sheriff’s “Purple Light Nights”
community project.
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The Office
of the Sheriff launched “Purple Light Nights” in Maryland in 2014, connecting
Prince George’s County and the state with a list of cities and counties in over
30 states, and in Canada and 18 villages in Guam. The Purple Light Nights name
and logo are approved Federal trademarks of the Covington Domestic Violence
Task Force.
The Remainder of the Domestic Violence Monthly Events
Thu.
- October 22nd - Maryland Network Against Domestic
Violence Annual Meeting & Awards Dinner
Fri.
- October 23rd - Branch Avenue Metro 7:00 a.m.-9:00a.m.
Sat.
- October 24th- Cooking Gents
Against Domestic Violence - Super Chapter Community Center 2:00pm-5:00pm
Tues.
- October 27th
- Penn Station Shopping Center 5:00
p.m. – 6:00 p.m.
Wed.
- October 28th – Sheriff DVID Partnership
Luncheon, Newton White Mansion 11:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Sat. – October 31th
- “Silent Tears No More Flyer” The 10th
Annual Domestic & Sexual Violence Prayer Breakfast Fundraiser – The
Greenbelt Marriott 9:00a.m.-12:00p.m.
For
more information contact the Communications and Public Affairs Division at 301-780-7354.
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The City of Greenbelt Lights Up For “Purple Light Nights®”
(“Domestic Violence is
everybody’s business” – Greenbelt City Council)
Of their participation in the campaign, the Greenbelt
City Council issued the following statement: “Domestic Violence is everybody’s
business.” As municipal partner with “Purple Light Nights®”, the City invited
citizens to “…join in supporting Domestic Violence Awareness Purple by
illuminating a purple light bulb on your front porch in October. Greenbelt is
an inclusive community that believes everyone should be safe in their home and
neighborhood.”
Monday, October 19, 2015
Parks & Recreation Headquarters Lights Up For “Purple Light Nights®”
Upper Marlboro, MD… In a statement on the continuing support of the “Purple Light Nights®” community campaign to raise awareness and a unified voice against domestic violence during Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Sheriff Melvin C. High said the following:
“We think the Prince George’s County Parks & Recreation headquarters looks great in purple and we couldn’t be more pleased that they joined us in this campaign, or more appreciative for the assistance they gave us for our “Purple Light Nights®” lighting ceremony on October 1st.
We joined this national campaign two years ago because of its public safety focus. As every member of the public safety partnership in the county knows as do all our other professional partners who work closely with individuals and families affected by domestic violence, awareness is a tool of prevention. That’s the goal we’re all working toward.”
“We think the Prince George’s County Parks & Recreation headquarters looks great in purple and we couldn’t be more pleased that they joined us in this campaign, or more appreciative for the assistance they gave us for our “Purple Light Nights®” lighting ceremony on October 1st.
We joined this national campaign two years ago because of its public safety focus. As every member of the public safety partnership in the county knows as do all our other professional partners who work closely with individuals and families affected by domestic violence, awareness is a tool of prevention. That’s the goal we’re all working toward.”
#PGSO support "Cops on Rooftops" fundraiser event!
Prince George's Sheriff's Office Domestic Violence Intervention Division (DVID) Squad 10 was all out for Saturday's Special Olympics Maryland fundraiser "Cops on Rooftops". Hyattsville City Police Chief Doug Holland, who also serves as Chairman of the Maryland Law Enforcement Torch Run, which also benefits Special Olympics said, " This is the 4th time we've done 'Cops on Rooftops' in Maryland, including in the City of Laurel, at the University of Maryland and in other jurisdictions around the state. Law enforcement never fails to support the efforts of Special Olympics in Maryland and across the globe because we are connected over many years of partnership and many happy athletes reaching their greatest potential." 'Cops on Rooftops' raised $5,500 for Maryland's 7,600 Special Athletes.
Friday, October 16, 2015
Warrant/Fugitive Division Felony Arrest Report #PGSO
Upper Marlboro, MD…The Sheriff’s Office Warrant/Fugitive Division reported the following felony arrests:
Robbery Suspect Arrested
Sheriff’s deputies arrested Brooklyn Reid of Springdale, MD, who was wanted on an arrest warrant for Robbery that was obtained by the Bowie City Police Department on September 18, 2015.
According to the warrant, on September 7th, 2015, in the 3900 block of Town Center Blvd in Bowie, MD, Reid approached a female victim in a mall parking lot where she asked to use her cell phone. When the woman gave her the phone, Reid is alleged to have struck the victim causing her to lose control of her purse. The warrant further states that Reid then took the victim’s purse and fled. The victim’s belonging were valued at approximately $700.00.
Upon receipt of the warrant, deputies’ investigation determined that Reid could be located in the 3000 block of Endicott Place in Springdale, MD. Deputies went to the residence where Reid was located and taken into custody without incident. She was transported to the Department of Corrections in Upper Marlboro, MD.
Sheriff’s deputies arrested Victor Jones of Clinton, MD, on an arrest warrant for First Degree Assault obtained by the County Police Department on September 20, 2015.
According to the warrant, on the day the warrant was obtained, in the 6000 block of Briarcliff Drive in Clinton, MD, Jones allegedly struck a male victim multiple times throughout his body with an edged object.
After thorough investigation, Sheriff’s deputies located Jones at Southern Maryland Hospital, where he had been admitted for treatment. He was identified and taken into custody without incident and transported to the Department of Corrections for processing.
Jones is also charged with Second Degree Assault, Reckless Endangerment and Dangerous Weapon with intent to injure.
For more information contact the Communications and Public Affairs Division at 301-780-7354
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Sheriff’s deputies arrested Brooklyn Reid of Springdale, MD, who was wanted on an arrest warrant for Robbery that was obtained by the Bowie City Police Department on September 18, 2015.
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Upon receipt of the warrant, deputies’ investigation determined that Reid could be located in the 3000 block of Endicott Place in Springdale, MD. Deputies went to the residence where Reid was located and taken into custody without incident. She was transported to the Department of Corrections in Upper Marlboro, MD.
First Degree Assault Suspect Arrested
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After thorough investigation, Sheriff’s deputies located Jones at Southern Maryland Hospital, where he had been admitted for treatment. He was identified and taken into custody without incident and transported to the Department of Corrections for processing.
Jones is also charged with Second Degree Assault, Reckless Endangerment and Dangerous Weapon with intent to injure.
For more information contact the Communications and Public Affairs Division at 301-780-7354
Thursday, October 15, 2015
PGSO Congratulates Deputy on Crime Solvers’ Deputy of the Year Award
Sheriff High at the District Heights Domestic Violence Summit
Sheriff High joined Chief Elliott Gibson Sr. in the City of District
Heights on Saturday at their Domestic Violence Awareness Summit. Sheriff High
talked about the importance of communities working together along with the Office
of the Sheriff in the fight against Domestic Violence. “Purple Light Nights®”
is raising awareness and a unified voice against domestic violence every night
in October.
Let our Lights Shine
together, please send us your “Purple Light Nights®” pictures at #Purplelightnightsmd
or [email protected].
In the photo left to right – Dr. Glenda Hodges, Chief Elliott
Gibson, Sheriff Melvin C. High, Dr. Douglas Edwards, Pastor Carolyn Logan, and
Delegate Darryl Barns.
The Office of the Sheriff will be participating in the following events to raise awareness and a unified voice against Domestic Violence.
October 16 – Addison Road Metro (7:00 am – 9:00 am)
October 20 – Silver Hill Shopping Center (Giant) (5:00 pm –
6:00 pm)
October 23 – Branch Avenue Metro (7:00 am – 9:00 am)
October 27 – Penn Station Shopping Center (5:00 pm – 6:00 pm)
Domestic Violence Events:
October 17 – Family Strong Experience (State’s Attorney’s
Office)
October 20 & 21 - Clackamas County Domestic Violence
Warrant Sweep
October 22 – MNADV Awards Dinner
October 28 – Sheriff’s DV Luncheon
Tuesday, October 13, 2015
Warrant/Fugitive Division Felony Arrest Report #PGSO
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First Degree Assault Suspect Arrested
Sheriff’s deputies arrested Katrina Simmons of Oxon Hill, MD, who was wanted on an arrest warrant for First Degree Assault that was obtained by County Police on September 11, 2015.
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On September 28, 2015, Deputies located Simmons at the address of the incident. She was taken into custody without incident and transported to the Prince George’s County Department of Corrections. Notification was made to Prince George’s County CID Domestic Violence Division.
Simmons is also charged with Second Degree Assault and Reckless Endangerment.
Second Degree Arson Suspect Arrested
Sheriff’s deputies arrested Johanna Fryer of Washington, DC, who was wanted on an arrest warrant for Second Degree Arson that was obtained by Office of the Fire Marshal on March 23, 2015.
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Deputies investigating the warrant determined that Fryer could be located in the 1300 block of Savannah Street in Washington, D.C. Deputies along with the U.S Marshal Services Capital Area Regional Fugitive Task Force went to the residence where Fryer was taken into custody without incident and transported to the DC jail pending extradition back to Maryland.
Fryer is also charged with First Degree Malicious Burning.
For more information contact the Communications and Public Affairs Division at 301-780-7354.
Deputies Heyward and Hynson playing football with some kids in the community. #PGSO
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