Identity Needed for Fraud and Vehicle Theft Suspect

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May 22, 2020 update: The suspect has been identified. 
The St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office, as well as the Montgomery County Police Department, is seeking the identity of the person pictured. On Monday, March 30, 2020, the suspect used a fraudulent Maryland driver’s license as his identification and basis for a car loan to purchase a SUV from the Used Car Factory in Mechanicsville. The SUV is a black 2017 Dodge Durango with a red interior, which was seen on April 5, 2020 at National Harbor in Prince George’s County and on April 6, 2020 in Perryville in Cecil County.

Anyone with information about the identity of this suspect or this incident is asked to call Detective Cpl. David Potter at 301-475-4200, ext. 78037 or email david.potter@stmarysmd.com. Case # 31012-20

Citizens may remain anonymous and contact Crime Solvers at 301-475-3333, or text a tip to “TIP239” plus their message to “CRIMES” (274637). Through the Crime Solvers Program tipsters are eligible for an award of up to $1,000 for information about a crime in St. Mary’s County that leads to an arrest or indictment.

On View Arrests/Warrants/Criminal Citations

On View Arrests:

Assault/Child Abuse- On May 9, 2020, Dep. Gardiner responded to the 21700 block of Magnolia Drive in California, for the reported assault. Investigation determined Tony Andrew Quade, age 35 of Lexington Park, assaulted the victim by striking the victim in the face. Quade then kicked the juvenile victim in the face, causing visible injury. Quade was arrested and charged with Assault 2nd Degree and Child Abuse 2nd Degree. CASE# 28894-20

Tony Andrew Quade 

Assault- On May 11, 2020, Dep. Fenwick responded to the St. Mary's County Detention and Rehabilitation Center in Leonardtown, for the reported assault. Investigation determined Daniel Leon Lindsey, age 33 of Bushwood, assaulted the victim by punching the victim in the face multiple times. Lindsey was charged with Assault 2nd Degree. CASE# 29210-20

Daniel Leon Lindsey

Violation of Protective Order- On May 11, 2020, Dep. Luffey responded to the 27300 block of Birch Manor Circle in Mechanicsville, in reference to a protective order service. Contact was made with Mindy Jo Blado, age 40 of Mechanicsville, the respondent of the protective order. Blado was uncooperative and refused to acknowledge the order, and refused to leave the property as the order directed. Blado was arrested and charged with Violation of Protective Order. CASE# 29254-20

Mindy Jo Blado

Handgun in Vehicle- On May 12, 2020, Cpl. J. Graves responded to the 44300 block of Wildewood Parkway in California, for the reported wanted individual in a vehicle. Cpl. Graves observed the vehicle and initiated a traffic stop. Maria Antonia Llanos-Olivares, age 24 of California, was located in the vehicle and she was taken into custody on outstanding warrants regarding theft of firearms. Visible in an unzipped purse was a handgun. Llanos-Olivares was served the outstanding warrant and also charged with Handgun in Vehicle. CASE# 29686-20

Maria Antonia Llanos-Olivares

Handgun on Person- On May 12, 2020, Dep. Haas responded to the reported disturbance in the 45700 block of Church Drive in California. Contact was made with Nicholas DeAngelo Williams, age 23 of Lexington Park. Located under Williams' driver's side door, in the roadway was a loaded handgun. Williams was arrested and charged with Transport Handgun on Person, Possession of a Regulated Firearm After Convicted of a Crime of Violence, Transport Loaded Handgun, and Possession of Ammunition by Person Prohibited from Possessing a Regulated Firearm. CASE# 29691-20

Nicholas DeAngelo Williams

Trespass/Fail to Obey Lawful Order- On May 14, 2020, Dep. Fretwell responded to the 30000 block of Three Notch Road in Charlotte Hall, for the reported trespassing. Contact was made with Amy Desales Poole, age 56 of Loch Hill. Poole was ordered numerous times by an employee and Dep. Fretwell to leave the business. Poole proceeded to walk away, however returned to the business and began causing a disturbance. Poole was arrested and charged with Trespass: Private Property and Fail to Obey Lawful Order. CASE# 30031-20

Amy Desales Poole

Warrants:

05/12/20- Frederic Drew Brooks, age 23 of Lexington Park- Burglary 3rd and 4th Degree, Possession of a Dangerous Weapon, Assault 1st and 2nd Degree, Reckless Endangerment, and Malicious Destruction of Property by Cpl. Kirkner# 133. CASE# 29521-20

Frederic Drew Brooks 

05/12/20- Joseph Cephas Harrod, age 59 of Lexington Park- Burglary 3rd and 4th Degree and Violation of Protective Order by Cpl. Kirkner# 133. CASE# 29536-20

Joseph Cephas Harrod  

05/12/20- Senikelea Helotu Garcia, age 23 of California- Fugitive Other State/Theft of Firearm by Cpl. Seyfried# 217. CASE# 29693-20

Senikelea Helotu Garcia 

05/13/20- Sean Lamont Brooks, age 47 of Lexington Park- Sex Offense 4th Degree by Det. Hulse# 218. CASE# 72460-20

Sean Lamont Brooks 

Criminal Citations:

05/11/20- Angela Lynne Deaton, age 38 of Leonardtown- Theft by Dep. T. Snyder# 342. CASE# 29367-20

05/11/20- Amber Renee Kellis, age 35 of Great Mills-Theft by Dep. Wilhelmi# 365. CASE# 29407-20

05/12/20- Jennifer Marie Huff, age 51 of Lusby-Theft by Cpl. Pesante# 153. CASE# 29650-20

05/14/20- Tyrell Lamar Douglas, age 22 of Lexington Park- Theft by Dep. Raley# 345. CASE# 30051-20

Sheriff's Office Commemorates Peace Officers Memorial Day

As COVID-19 cancelled local and regional memorial services for National Police Week, the St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office held its own ceremony on Friday to remember those law enforcement members who have made the ultimate sacrifice across the country. So far in 2020, 77 members of the law enforcement community in the United States have been lost.

The men and women of the St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office acknowledge those who have made the ultimate sacrifice by wearing a mourning band across their badges. "We also acknowledge those peace officers working in our communities every hour, every day to make America safer," Sheriff Tim Cameron said.

"Remember on May 15 those who go before you," Pastor Charlie Wharton said on Friday.

In 1962 President John F. Kennedy signed a proclamation designating May 15 as Peace Officers Memorial Day and the week in which that date falls as National Police Week.

Sheriff Tim Cameron addresses Sheriff's Office personnel outside of headquarters 

Presentation of the Colors by the Sheriff's Office Color Guard 

Kylie Teston, Leonardtown High School Chorus Director, sings the National Anthem

Taylor Wolt, Leonardtown High School graduate, performs Taps

Members of the Sheriff's Office Chaplain Corps Minister Gwen Bankins, Pastor Wilson Morales, Pastor Larry Crabtree an Pastor Charlie Wharton

On View Arrests/Warrants/Criminal Citation

On View Arrests:


Drug Arrest- On April 26, 2020, Dep. Wilson responded to the 22500 block of Lower Kells Lane in Great Mills, for a warrant service. Contact was made with Derrick Alan Boyd Sr., age 49 of no fixed address, who had an outstanding warrant in another jurisdiction.  Boyd was arrested and located on his person was a suspected CDS smoking device which contained suspected cocaine.  Boyd was charged with CDS: Possession-Not Marijuana and CDS: Possession-Paraphernalia.  CASE# 26024-20

Derrick Alan Boyd Sr.

Drug Arrest- On May 5, 2020, DFC. Budd responded to the 16800 block of Three Notch Road in Ridge, for the reported disturbance. Upon arriving at the scene contact was made with Nataye Mary Bush, age 33 of Lexington Park. Investigation determined an argument ensued at the residence between Bush and the victims during which time Bush broke a window in the residence. Bush retrieved a piece of broken glass, and threw it at one victim, causing a laceration to the victim's leg. Bush also assaulted another victim when the victim attempted to stop her from breaking the window. Bush was served a no trespass order while on scene, however returned to the scene while deputies were conducting their investigation. Bush was arrested and located in her purse were several suspected Oxycodone and Alprazolam pills. Bush was charged with Assault 2nd Degree, CDS: Possession-Not Marijuana, CDS: Remove Label, Malicious Destruction of Property and Trespassing. CASE# 27976-20

Nataye Mary Bush 

Trespassing/Resisting Arrest- On May 8, 2020, Cpl. Beishline responded to the 21800 block of N. Shangri-La Drive in Lexington Park, for the reported disturbance and located Noble Blyden Conrad Jr., age 40 of no fixed address, on the scene. Conrad became confrontational with deputies and refused to follow lawful orders. Conrad was arrested and resisted being placed in handcuffs. Conrad was charged with Trespass-Private Property, Fail to Obey Lawful Order, and Resisting Arrest. CASE# 28632-20

Noble Blyden Conrad Jr.

Assault/Theft- On May 8, 2020, Dep. Hersh responded to the 37000 block of Paul Ellis Road in Avenue, for the reported assault.  Investigation determined John Money, age 47 of Mechanicsville, took the victim's dog without permission and fled the area in a vehicle with the dog. The victim pursued Money, and ultimately the parties were involved in a minor motor vehicle collision.  Money then exited his vehicle and retrieved a gardening tool. Money struck the victim in the face with the tool multiple times, causing visible injury. Money was arrested and charged with Assault 1st and 2nd Degree and Theft. CASE# 28693-20

John Money

Warrants:

05/07/20- Nicholas Walter Bond, age 31 of California- Robbery, Assault 2nd Degree, Crime of Violence-Pregnant Person, Theft, and Conspiracy to Commit Robbery by Dep. T. Snyder# 342. CASE# 12421-20

Nicholas Walter Bond

05/08/20- Scott Franklin Greenwell, age 50 of Leonardtown- Burglary 3rd Degree,  3 counts of Assault 2nd Degree, and Trespass-Private Property by Dep. Wilson# 370. CASE# 20578-20

Scott Franklin Greenwell

05/08/20- Christopher Dwain Harrod, age 35 of Lexington Park- 2 counts of FTA/CDS: Possession-Not Marijuana by Dep. Henry# 333. CASE# 28725-20

Christopher Dwain Harrod

05/10/20- Joan Maureen Pingleton, age 37 of St. Inigoes- Failure to Appear/Theft by Dep. Raley# 345. CASE# 29067-20

Joan Maureen Pingleton

05/11/20- Angela Lynne Deaton, age 38 of Leonardtown- Theft, Credit Card-Steal/Receive by Dep. T. Snyder# 342. CASE# 1660-20

Angela Lynne Deaton

05/12/20- Chanel Marie Adams, age 38 of Piney Point- Robbery, Assault 2nd Degree, Crime of Violence-Pregnant Person, Theft, and Conspiracy to Commit Robbery by Dep. Luffey# 352. CASE# 12421-20

Chanel Marie Adams 

Criminal Citation:

04/21/20- Oliver Henry Woods Jr., age 59 of no fixed address- Trespass-Private Property by Cpl. Beishline# 252. CASE# 28886-20

Rocks for LEOs

Rocks for LEOs (Law Enforcement Officers)

In honor of  National Correctional Officers Week this month, several rocks were painted, personalized and delivered to St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office personnel at headquarters and at the St. Mary's County Detention and Rehabilitation Center.

History of Rocks for LEOs

In 2017, one of the creators of LEOs located a painted rock outside a business. The creators of LEOs then began painting rocks and leaving them outside for others to find as a way of spreading kindness. A few months later, they began painting rocks and leaving them outside local police agencies as a way to show their thanks and appreciation.

In October of 2017, the family located an officer in their neighborhood and provided him with a very special rock they had been carrying with them for months in hopes to find just the right person to give it to. The families became close friends with the officer and his family as a result.

Since then, 3,811 LEO rocks have been painted and distributed to agencies and officers.  The St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office is honored to be one of the agencies included in such a wonderful act of kindness.

Detention Center Testing Initiative Announced

The St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office (SMCSO) in partnership with St. Mary’s County Health Department (SMCHD) and MedStar St. Mary’s Hospital has launched a universal testing strategy for inmates and employees of the St. Mary’s County Detention and Rehabilitation Center.

"Testing has been going very well this week," Corrections Major Deborah L. Diedrich said. "Inmates at our detention center are your neighbors and family members and we take great strides to ensure their health and welfare, in addition to our Corrections Officers and civilians who work alongside them on a daily basis."

The St. Mary’s County Detention & Rehabilitation Center has been working closely with SMCHD and other community partners during the COVID-19 pandemic to ensure the continued protection of the health and safety of incarcerated persons and staff.

Preparedness and response efforts have aligned with guidance from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on the management of COVID-19 in correctional and detention facilities, including visitor restrictions, daily monitoring of staff and inmate symptoms, use and ongoing stock assessment of personal protective equipment (PPE), and planning for isolation and treatment if needed.

"The St. Mary's County Sheriff's Office continues to work closely with our health partners – the St. Mary's County Health Department and MedStar St. Mary's Hospital – as we navigate through these challenging times. I am proud of our community partnership and the progress we are making to keep our residents safe," Sheriff Tim Cameron said.

Community members, healthcare providers, and local business owners are encouraged to visit the SMCHD website for local COVID-19 updates and information at www.smchd.org/coronavirus or call the COVID-19 Community Hotline at 301-475-4911 Monday-Friday from 8am - 5pm.