INCIDENT: Theft from Motor Vehicle
DATE/TIME: 01/12/2012
LOCATION: Chester River Road, Grasonville
VICTIM: Karl E. Naecker of Grasonville
ARREST: Alexander Lee Robinson (31) of Grasonville
CHARGES: Theft under $1000 & Rogue and Vagabond
NARRATIVE: Victim reported both of his vehicles had been entered during the night and was missing a West Marine water pump and the monitor for his backup camera. The water pump was described as new in the box with the receipt still in the box and valued at $133.56. Prior to calling, the victim had called West Marine and learned that a white male had been to the store and had returned a water pump with the receipt for $133.56. The manager of the store was interviewed and reported that a subject called and stated he had purchased a water pump several months before and wanted to know about the return policy. A short time after the call the male came into the store and returned the item. The receipt was in the name of the victim. Store video showed the male and was driving a blue Ford Windstar van.
Additional investigation showed that a similar van was parked at a residence a few houses down from the victim’s residence. Contact was made with a male subject at that residence who fit the description of the male returning the pump. Identified as Alexander Lee Robinson, when asked he stated that he had found the pump and monitor in a ditch earlier in the morning. Robinson returned the monitor and cash received for the pump. Robinson stated he found the items about 0940 and was seen returning the pump 40 minutes later.
Charges were filed for Mr. Robinson on February 2nd and a Criminal Summons was served on February 7th.
DEPUTY: Cpl. Mark Carr
CASE: 12-01018
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INCIDENT: Theft
DATE/TIME: 02/17/2010 @ 1148 Hours
LOCATION: 3rd Street, Crumpton
VICTIM: Christopher Lofland of Crumpton
NARRATIVE: Victim reported finding his bolt on 150 pound weight for a Case tractor missing from his shed. No forced entry was observed on the shed and the weight was last seen several days before. It was valued at $25.
DEPUTY: A/Cpl. Larry Steenken
CASE: 12-04553
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INCIDENT: D.W.I. Arrest
DATE/TIME: 02/18/2012 @ 0153 Hours
LOCATION: Cox Neck Road near Harbor Drive, Chester
ARREST: Patrick Paul Schimpf (57) of Chester
CHARGES: DWI
NARRATIVE: Cpl. Carr observed a Mitsubishi Eclipse on Cox Road being driven without any rear lights. The vehicle was stopped and the driver identified as Patrick P. Schimpf. The odor of alcoholic beverage was noted, as well as having glassy eyes and unsteady actions. Mr. Schimpf was asked to attempt several field sobriety tasks which as a result was placed under arrest for DWI. After completion of paperwork, Mr, Schimpf was released to a sober family member.
DEPUTY: Cpl. Mark Carr
CASE: 12-04643
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INCIDENT: MDOP
DATE/TIME: 02/18/2012
LOCATION: Prospect Bay Drive – Fairway Island Grasonville
NARRATIVE: Deputies were dispatched to area for nine mailboxes being knocked over during the night. Damages averaged about $50 each. Anyone who may have information on this crime is asked to call the Sheriff’s Office at (410) 758-0770.
DEPUTY: Dfc. Jason Rickard
CASE: 12-0465
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INCIDENT: Assault
DATE/TIME: 02/18/2012 @ 1715 Hours
LOCATION: Matapeake Elementary School, Romancoke Road, Stevensville
NARRATIVE: Units responded to location for reports of a fight. Investigation indicated that during a little league basketball game, two male spectators (Both in their 30’s) became argumentative towards each other inside of the gym over the officiating of the game. Some reports stated that one of the subjects pushed the other and that before any further assaults occurred, other parents separated the two. Neither subject wanted any charges at that time, however one subject stated he may pursue charges at a later date.
DEPUTY: Deputy Whitney Elliott
ASSIST: Dfc. Jason Rickard – Sheriff Hofmann
CASE: 12-04697
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INCIDENT: Medical Emergency
DATE/TIME: 02/20/2012 @ 0704 Hours
LOCATION: Main Street, Queenstown
VICTIM: Male (18) of Queenstown
NARRATIVE: Deputy Miller was dispatched to residence after a parent found the subject with a box cutter and a self inflicted wound on his forearm. When the subject advised he intentionally harmed himself, he was taken into custody and transported to Easton Memorial for treatment.
DEPUTY: Deputy William Miller
CASE: 12-04846
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INCIDENT: Theft
DATE/TIME: 02/20/2012 @ 0916 (Reported)
LOCATION: 310 Links Lane @ Queenstown Harbour Golf Course
VICTIM: Queenstown Links
NARRATIVE: John Anderes, General Manager reported overnight someone had broken a lock on a gasoline tank and stolen an approximate $700 of fuel. Anyone with information about this theft is asked to contact the Sheriff’s Office at (410) 758-0770.
DEPUTY: A/Cpl. Robert Boyles
CASE: 12-04851
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INCIDENT: Past Theft
DATE/TIME: 02/21/2012
LOCATION: 100 Dominion Road, Chester
VICTIM: Exxon
NARRATIVE: Store Owner Asad Ali reported that on 2/17 at 2330 hours two males entered the store and one of the males occupied the clerk. At that time the second male grabbed two 30 Packs of Natural Light Beer and ran from the store, followed by the other male. The two ran to a waiting car with a third person and left the area. The beer was valued at $32. Witnesses provided several possible names of the suspects and investigation is continuing.
DEPUTY: Sgt. Mark Meil
CASE: 12-04940
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