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Havre de Grace Crime: Phone Dispute at 7-Eleven

The following information was supplied by the Havre de Grace Police Department. In cases where a criminal charge is noted, the information provided does not indicate a conviction.

 

From the Havre de Grace Police Department:
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North Stokes Street, 100 block, 7:13 p.m. on May 21. A woman spit in the face of a male victim amid an ongoing child custody dispute. The victim was referred to the Harford County Court Commissioner’s Office.

Lafayette Street, 600 block, 9:44 p.m. on May 19. A TV's power cord was cut following an argument about what was on. The owner of the TV was referred to the Harford County Court Commissioner’s Office.

Green Street, 400 block, 5:36 p.m. on May 18. A glass window was shattered when a suspect slammed his fist against a door during a verbal argument. The property owner was referred to Harford County Court Commissioner’s Office.

South Adams Street, 300 block, 11:02 a.m. on May 18. A resident reported receiving threatening text messages from multiple suspects, most recently on May 17. The victim was advised to contact the cell phone service provider and the Harford County Court Commissioner’s Office.

North Union Avenue, 500 block, 10:49 a.m. on May 18. A customer grabbed a 7-Eleven manager, after accusing the manager of taking a cell phone that had been left near the Slurpee machine. Police referred the store manager to the Harford County Court Commissioner’s Office.

Pennington Avenue, 700 block, 9:04 a.m. on May 18. An individual came into the police department and handed in a bag of suspected narcotics found along the Joe K Loop Trail. The bag contained an unknown white powdery substance. Police recommend that residents do not pick up unknown bags that may contain drugs.

Congress Avenue, 500 block, 12:01 a.m. on May 17. A man allegedly threw a female to the ground before fleeing the area. The victim suffered minor injuries but refused medical treatment. The investigation is ongoing.

See a Mapquest map of where these incidents took place.

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For questions about this police blotter, email Sean Welsh at  sean.welsh@patch.com, and to report a crime or provide information on one of the matters listed above, contact Havre de Grace Police at 410-939-2121.

About this column: Arrests and police reports from the Havre de Grace Police Department. Related Topics: Havre de Grace Crime, Havre de Grace Police, and Havre de Grace Police Blotter

Neal

2:27 pm on Friday, May 25, 2012

"An individual came into the police department and handed in a bag of suspected narcotics found along the Joe K Loop Trail. The bag contained an unknown white powdery substance. Police recommend that residents do not pick up unknown bags that may contain drugs."
They prefer that we leave suspected drugs on the ground so that the "customer" can pick them up? Really?

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Brenda

5:04 pm on Friday, May 25, 2012

Well if you pick it up ....and then get stopped by police you run the risk of being charged with possession. NO way would they believe you picked it up in the park!!

Dawn

2:41 pm on Friday, May 25, 2012

only the finest here in Havre de Grace. Maybe they were afraid they would have to get out of the car and actually run after a suspect. I've seen some of the police force...and a chase just ain't happening.

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Monica schlegel

2:51 pm on Friday, May 25, 2012

:D. I love these posts. I'm not a fan of the HdG police either. There's no point in even calling. I'm my own protection in this town. I'm resigned to it. Lord.

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Kate_archived

3:27 pm on Friday, May 25, 2012

Bwahaha that park/trail is such a waste, its basically a hobo park

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Linda Borneman

5:40 pm on Friday, May 25, 2012

What a sad commentary, when HdG gets a new store (7-11) and there's drama there already! C'mon HdG! As far as drugs in a bag...I'm sure that that's not a rare thing and who would pick it up anyway, apart from a drug user? I'm not gettin' that.

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Devon Lea

10:16 am on Saturday, May 26, 2012

Good point Brenda. What suspect would they even have? Sounds like they dealt with a bunch of bologna this week

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Hollee Sifford

12:42 pm on Saturday, May 26, 2012

Well mayb the HDGPD also instructed the "FINDER" to instead of picking it up,,Call them and they most likely would of sent an officer....

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Edward Montinerro

7:50 pm on Thursday, May 31, 2012

Good job Hollee, sounds like you're the only sensible one here. It boogles my mind that some would want to pick up a bag of drugs!
Not that I totally disagree with you Dawn, because I don't, but I've actually seen the police chase down people on foot on several occasions.

Carol

7:52 pm on Thursday, June 21, 2012

Wow! Never heard of the Joe Loop Trail where's it at?

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