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Howard County Police Department Office of Public Affairs Daily Crime Bulletin Monday, March 1, 2021 Howard County Police Department Office of Public Affairs Daily Crime Bulletin Monday, March 1, 2021 Commercial burglary Ellicott City, 21043: Shell Gas, 5600 block of Waterloo Road, Feb. 26-27 overnight Unknown suspect(s) entered the store of the gas station by forcing open the doors and stole an ATM containing cash. Columbia, 21045: Royal Farms, 8700 block of Centre Park Drive, Feb. 26-27 overnight Unknown suspect(s) entered the store by forcing open the doors and attempted to steal the ATM but were unsuccessful. Police are investigating whether this burglary is related to the above one. Columbia, 21045: Pizza Hut, 7100 block of Minstrel Way, Feb. 27 7:19 a.m. Unknown suspect(s) entered the restaurant by breaking a side door and stole cash boxes. Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in Laurel, 20723: 9500 block of Old Lantern Way, Feb. 26, catalytic converter Ellicott City, 21043: 4300 block of Montgomery Road, Feb. 27, bag 8500 block of Coltrane Court, Feb. 28, catalytic converter Vehicle theft Laurel, 20723: 9200 block of Pinenut Court, Feb. 26-27 overnight Burgundy Dodge Charger, tags 4DA0228 ### Howard County Police Department Office of Public Affairs Daily Crime Bulletin Tuesday, March 2, 2021 Carjacking Columbia, 21044: 10000 block of Town Center Avenue, March 1 8:06 p.m. An adult female victim reported that she was in her vehicle when she was approached by two suspects who displayed a handgun and demanded her vehicle. The victim complied and the suspects drove off in the vehicle. No one was injured. Police responded, located the vehicle on Route 175, and attempted to stop it before it fled. The vehicle crashed in a neighboring jurisdiction and police arrested the occupants. ARRESTED: Alexus Shantel Scott, 25, of Oakford Avenue in Baltimore, and Khaliq Nafi Wright, 18, of N. Bentalou Street in Baltimore, charged with armed carjacking, armed robbery, assault, motor vehicle theft, and weapon violations Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in Columbia, 21046: 7300 block of Narrow Wind Way, Feb. 27-28, various items ### Howard County Police Department Office of Public Affairs Daily Crime Bulletin Wednesday, March 3, 2021 Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in Columbia, 21044: 5100 block of Darting Bird Lane, March 2, catalytic converter 10300 block of Wilde Lake Terrace, March 2, catalytic converter Ellicott City, 21042: Clarksville Pike, March 2, purse and jewelry Laurel, 20723: 9600 block of Horsham Drive, March 2, tag ### Howard County Police Department Office of Public Affairs Daily Crime Bulletin Thursday, March 4, 2021 Assault Columbia, 21044: Area of Cradlerock Way, March 2 An adult male victim reported that he was cut by an acquaintance, who then fled the scene. The victim suffered minor injuries. Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in Columbia, 21044: 10600 block of High Beam Court, March 3, various items Elkridge, 20175: 7100 block of Brookdale Drive, March 3, tag ### Howard County Police Department Office of Public Affairs Daily Crime Bulletin Friday, March 5, 2021 Robbery Laurel, 20723: Latina Grocery, 10000 block of North Second Street, March 4 8:10 p.m. An employee reported that three male suspects with their faces partially covered entered the store and displayed handguns. One suspect stole the employee’s wallet while the other two stole cash and other items from the store before all three fled. No one was injured. SUSPECTS: three Hispanic males, one wearing a green hoodie, black jacket, black sweatpants, and black sneakers; a second wearing a gray/black jacket, dark pants, and brown boots; and the third wearing a black jacket and gray sweatpants Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in Columbia, 21044: 5000 block of Green Mountain Circle, March 3-4 overnight, catalytic converter Laurel, 20723: 9700 block of Washington Boulevard, March 4, window broken, cash Elkridge, 20175: 7100 block of Brookdale Drive, March 4, glasses and cash ### Howard County Police Department Office of Public Affairs Daily Crime Bulletin Monday, March 8, 2021 Commercial burglary Columbia, 21045: ezStorage, 8200 block of Snowden River Parkway, March 6 8:05 p.m. Police responded for a report of a disorderly suspect and located him at the above location. Police determined that he had damaged an access panel. Nothing was reported stolen. The suspect was arrested. ARRESTED: Jon Pocknett, 56, of Doncaster Drive in Indian Head, charged with burglary and destruction of property Residential burglary Sykesville, 21784: 800 block of Windy Knoll, March 6-7 overnight Unknown suspect(s) entered the residence through a possibly unlocked door and stole cash and a safe box. Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in Laurel, 20723: 9200 blk Canterbury Riding, March 4-7, tag 9100 block of Tumbleweed Run, March 5-6 overnight, tires Columbia, 21044: 12100 block of Gray Star Way, March 5, catalytic converter 11500 block of Shell Flower Lane, March 5-6 overnight, credit cards Woodstock, 21163: 10700 block of Croydon Court, March 5 1:15 a.m., unclear what if anything was stolen Columbia, 21045: 5700 block of Stevens Forest Road, March 5-6 overnight, tires 7500 blk Monarch Mills Way, March 7 9:10 p.m., cash, phone Vehicle theft Elkridge, 21075: 7100 block of Beverly Drive, March 4-6 2014 gray Hyundai Elantra, tags MD/7DC9087 ### Howard County Police Department Office of Public Affairs Daily Crime Bulletin Tuesday, March 9, 2021 Commercial burglary Hanover, 21076: Lennar Homes, 7500 block of Crowley Street, March 8 Unknown suspect(s) entered a residence under construction around March 3 and stole a washer and dryer. There were no signs of forced entry. Residential burglary Ellicott City, 21043: 8700 block of Town and Country Boulevard, March 8 Unknown suspect(s) entered the residence by breaking a door or bedroom window and stole various items. Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in Ellicott City, 21043: 4900 block of Lee Farm Court, March 8, unclear what if anything was stolen Columbia, 21046: 10500 block of Justice Place, March 8-9 overnight, purse ### Howard County Police Department Office of Public Affairs Daily Crime Bulletin Wednesday, March 10, 2021 ARREST: Commercial burglary update Police have made an arrest in a Jan. 23 burglary at 2nd Avenue Stores in the 6500 block of Dobbin Road in Columbia. A suspect entered the store through a possibly unlocked rear door and stole various items. Through investigation, police identified the suspect and arrested him. ARRESTED: Daqwahta Jackson, 22, of Knighthood Lane in Columbia, charged with burglary and theft Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in Columbia, 21046: 6500 block of Beechwood Drive, March 8-9 overnight, two vehicles: various items Ellicott City, 21042: 3100 block of Pine Orchard Lane, March 9, catalytic converter Vehicle theft Hanover, 21076: 7200 block of Alden Way, March 8-9 overnight Black Range Rover, tag 6DX4639/MD ### Howard County Police Department Office of Public Affairs Daily Crime Bulletin Thursday, March 11, 2021 Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in Columbia, 21044: 5300 block of Harpers Farm Road, March 9-10 overnight, various items Jessup, 20794: 8500 block of Washington Boulevard, March 9-10 overnight, two vehicles: catalytic converters ### Howard County Police Department Office of Public Affairs Daily Crime Bulletin Friday, March 12, 2021 Residential burglary Columbia, 21046: 7500 block of Monarch Mills Way, March 10-11 Unknown suspect(s) entered a vacant apartment by breaking a lock on the door. Nothing was reported stolen. Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in Columbia, 21045: 6400 block of Dobbin Road, March 11, credit cards Elkridge, 21075: 6400 block of Abel Street, March 11-12 overnight, various items ### Howard County Police Department Office of Public Affairs Daily Crime Bulletin Monday, March 15, 2021 Residential burglary Sykesville, 21784: 13900 block of Forsythe Road, March 13, 7:45 a.m. A resident reported that a male suspect entered his open garage. The suspect then fled in a vehicle without stealing anything. Police responded, located the vehicle nearby, and arrested the suspect after a short vehicle pursuit. ARRESTED: Jamal Thaddeus Wilson, 31, of Bethune Road in Baltimore, charged with burglary and traffic violations Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in Columbia, 21045: 8900 block of Footed Ridge, March 12, catalytic converter Columbia, 21044: 5700 block of Harpers Farm Road, March 12, tag Hanover, 21076: 7200 block of Alden Way, March 14, unclear what if anything was stolen Vehicle theft Ellicott City, 21043: 3200 block of North Ridge Road, March 13 2020 black Acura MDX, no tags Columbia, 21044: 5600 block of Columbia Road, March 14 Red Honda CBR600 motorcycle ### Howard County Police Department Office of Public Affairs Daily Crime Bulletin Tuesday, March 16, 2021 Weapon violation Columbia, 21044: 5500 block of Cedar Lane, March 15 11:57 p.m. A resident reported hearing a gunshot and discovering that her rear glass door had been shot out. No one was injured. Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in Elkridge, 21075: 6800 block of Iron Ore, March 14-15 overnight, tires ### Howard County Police Department Office of Public Affairs Daily Crime Bulletin Wednesday, March 17, 2021 Commercial burglary Jessup, 20794: 7400-7500 block of Montevideo Drive, March 16-17 overnight Unknown suspect(s) entered the property of Excel Tree Experts by cutting the locks and stole landscaping equipment from sheds and company vehicles. The suspect(s) also attempted to enter BrightView Landscape property by breaking the keypad lock but did not make entry. Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in Laurel, 20723: 9300 block of Breamore Court, March 16, handicap placards ### Howard County Police Department Office of Public Affairs Daily Crime Bulletin Thursday, March 18, 2021 Theft from vehicle/vehicle break-in Columbia, 21044: 6300 block of Nodding Night Court, March 16-17 overnight, various items Vehicle theft Columbia, 21045: 7200 block of Cradlerock Way, March 17 8-9 p.m.
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