Thursday, June 29, 2017
#PGSO Positive D.A.Y Summer Camp had a blast at Medieval Times #PGSOisEverywhere
Tuesday, June 27, 2017
First Degree Assault Suspects Arrested
First Degree Assault Suspect Arrested
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The deputies’ investigation
determined that Dickson could be located in the 6700 block of Darkwood Court in
District Heights, MD. When deputies knocked a female answered the door and
identified herself as Lavonda Dickson. Dickson was advised of the warrant and
taken into custody and transported to the Prince George’s County Department of
Corrections without incident.
Dickson is also charges with Armed
Robbery, Robbery, Second Degree Assault, and Theft less than $1,000.
For more
information contact the Communications and Public Affairs Division at
301-780-7354.
Summertime Fun! #PGSO Positive D.A.Y Summer Camp play at Monster Golf. #PGSOisEverywhere
Monday, June 26, 2017
Wow! What a First week for the #PGSO Positive D.A.Y Program Summer Camp #PGSOisEverywhere
Thursday, June 22, 2017
7th Annual Melvin C. High Scholarship Winners #PGSO
The
scholarship winners are selected from ten finalists who are first selected from
nearly 100 applicants who applied for the award this year. The “Final Selection
Committee” of three judges and an alternate reviews the application of the 10 finalists,
looking at their academic achievements and their involvement in community and
school activities.
This year’s keynote speaker, Carlton Atkinson, State Director
for U.S. Senator Ben Cardin. Mr. Atkinson urged the scholars to take advantage
of every opportunity presented to them by campus life in order to assure their
success and to thrive in university life.
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For
more information contact the Communications and Public Affairs Division at
301-780-7354.
Warrant/Fugitive Division Felony Arrest Report
CDS Possession with Intent to Distribute Suspect
Arrested
According to the warrant, on December
2nd, 2016, the County Police conducted a court ordered search
warrant in the 5500 block of Addison Road in Fairmount Heights, MD. Inside the
residence they discovered ammunition, a loaded handgun, digital scales, small
plastic baggies, and plastic bags containing suspected crack-cocaine that field
tested positive. A check of the handgun came back as reported stolen. All of
the items were located in Wilder’s two bedrooms.
Upon receipt of the warrant,
Sheriff’s Deputies investigation determined that Wilder was still residing in
the 5500 block of Addison Road. Deputies went to the location and a resident allowed
them peaceful entry. Wilder was informed that there was a warrant for his
arrest; he was taken into custody without incident and transported to the
Department of Corrections.
Wilder is also charged with Firearm
Possession while Drug Trafficking, CDS Possession not Marijuana, Possession of
Stolen Firearm, CDS Possession of a large amount Crack-Cocaine, CDS Possession
of Paraphernalia.
Possession of a Rifle/Shotgun with a Felony Conviction Suspect
Arrested
The warrant states that on April 7th,
the County Police Department conducted a court ordered search warrant in the
13000 block of Willoughby Road in Upper Marlboro, MD. A rifle was located
inside of the residence.
On June 13th, deputies went to the
address in the 13000 block of Willoughby Road and were granted entrance by a
resident. Ward was informed of the warrant and placed into custody, he was then
transported to the Prince George’s County Department of Corrections without
incident.
For more
information contact the Communications and Public Affairs Division at
301-780-7354.
Wednesday, June 14, 2017
Warrant/Fugitive Division Felony Arrest Report #PGSO
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Armed Robbery Arrested
Sheriff’s Deputies arrested David Yates of Suitland, MD on an arrest warrant for Armed Robbery obtained by the County Police on May 11, 2017.
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On Jun 1, Sheriff’s Deputies went to Yates‘s address during the Maryland Safe Streets Initiative Warrant sweep. When Yates’ family member opened the door and allowed entry where deputies informed Yates of the warrant. Yates was taken into custody without incident and transported to the Prince George’s County Department of Corrections.
Yates is also charged with Robbery, Handgun on Person, Firearm use/ Felony Violent Crime, First and Second Degree Assault and Theft 1,000 to under 10,000.
Robbery Suspect Arrested
Sheriff’s Deputies arrested Oluwaseum Adeyefa-Olasupo, of Brentwood, MD on an arrest warrant for Robbery that was obtained by the Greenbelt City Police Department on May 11, 2017.
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On June 1, deputies’ went to the address in the 4300 block of 41st Street in Brentwood, MD. When deputies knocked on the door they were granted entry by residents. Once inside deputies advised that they had a warrant for Adeyefa-Olasupo. The suspect was taken into custody without incident and transported to the Prince George’s County Department of Corrections.
Adeyefa-Olasupo is also charged with Second Degree Assault and Theft less than $1000. For more information contact the Communications and Public Affairs Division at 301-780-7354.
Monday, June 12, 2017
#PGSOisEverywhere at 2017 COPS ride Lodge #89
Friday, June 9, 2017
Law Enforcement Special Olympics Torch Run - Opening Ceremony Kicks-Off Prince George’s 1st Leg in Hyattsville-District 1
Upper Marlboro, MD… Sheriff Melvin C. High and Chief Assistant Sheriff Darrin Palmer joined Hyattsville City Chief of Police Douglas Holland, with County Police Chief Hank Stawinski and other law enforcement agencies on Wednesday, June 7th, at a ceremony to begin the Prince George’s County leg of the Maryland Law Enforcement Torch Run to benefit Special Olympics Maryland, including police training academies.
Chief Holland, who chairs the Law Enforcement Torch Run, said “Over 7,000 Special Olympics Maryland athletes and their coaches and families support us to raise money for this important event.” Thanking each of the agencies for their commitment and participation with Special Olympics, Chief Holland said the Torch Run ends with the final leg of the race at 5:30 p.m. today when the Flame of Hope opens the Special Olympics Maryland Summer Games at Towson University where it will burn throughout the weekend.
Sheriff High said he continues to be proud of the role that law enforcement has played in the growth of Special Olympics. “Special Olympics is a law enforcement tradition. I’ve been involved my whole career and every agency I’ve been a part of has supported Special Olympics. It’s important and it goes to the heart our people have to help others.”
The Special Olympics Torch Run, begun in 1981, has been a project of law enforcement since it was embraced by the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) in 1984.
For more information, contact the Communications and Public Affairs Division at 301-780-7354.
Chief Holland, who chairs the Law Enforcement Torch Run, said “Over 7,000 Special Olympics Maryland athletes and their coaches and families support us to raise money for this important event.” Thanking each of the agencies for their commitment and participation with Special Olympics, Chief Holland said the Torch Run ends with the final leg of the race at 5:30 p.m. today when the Flame of Hope opens the Special Olympics Maryland Summer Games at Towson University where it will burn throughout the weekend.
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The Special Olympics Torch Run, begun in 1981, has been a project of law enforcement since it was embraced by the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) in 1984.
For more information, contact the Communications and Public Affairs Division at 301-780-7354.
Tuesday, June 6, 2017
Sheriff-Led “Maryland Safe Streets Initiative” Warrant Sweep (65 Arrested to Close 71 Warrants)
The operation was successful, making 65 arrests to
close 71 warrants, a 31% service rate for the over 200 warrants they attempted
to serve at 212 addresses.
“The GOCCP grant is enormously helpful, enabling us to
organize the manpower resources to place a focused effort on heroin
trafficking, violent crime, and domestic violence. It’s a big effort but the
return on time and investment is important to community safety,” said Captain
Randall Cooper, Commander of Warrants/Criminal Operations. Arrests were made on
warrants for First Degree Assault, Robbery, First Degree Burglary, Violation of
a Protective Order, Child Abuse, Possession with Intent to Distribute (Heroin)
and Domestic Violence Second Degree Assault.
For more information
contact the Prince George’s County Sheriff’s Press Information Office at
301-780-2773.
Best wishes for a great summer and success in all your future endeavors
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