Two Stabbed In Anne Arundel County. Police in Anne Arundel County are looking into a double stabbing in Brooklyn Park.Police said a man and a 37-year-old woman were attacked just after 8 p.m. Sunday in the 300 block of Orchard Avenue.Both victims are listed in serious condition at a local hospital. Neither has been identified.There’s no word yet on a suspect or motive.
Police Encounter Alderman During Annapolis Drug Raid. Annapolis police officers, acting on tips and complaints, executed two search warrants that included entering an alderman’s apartment. The alderman was not charged with any crimes.Inside the first apartment, in the 1200 block of Madison Street, officers found a bottle containing phencyclidine, a plastic bag containing marijuana, two marijuana cigarettes and narcotic packaging material. (NOTE: This story was initially reported on Annapolis Political Scene and Eye On Annapolis)
Man Fatally Shot In Laurel Driveway. Anne Arundel County police are investigating the county’s first slaying of 2012.Investigators identified the victim as Gregory Robert Sears, 36, of Laurel.Police responded shortly before 2:30 a.m. to the 8000 block of Ians Alley. Sears told officers he was shot after being approached by two men in his driveway.The culprits fled the scene on foot.Sears was taken to Shock Trauma in Baltimore, where he died.Police described the culprits as two black men who were wearing masks.
Soldier’s West Point Ring Stolen In Burglary. Capt. Andrew Filauro moved to Federal Hill after a 10-month deployment in Afghanistan. While in combat, he said he hardly ever worried about security and was upset to discover that someone had come into his South Hanover Street home and stolen his most sentimental possession.”I’ve spent lots of time in combat environments where the last thing I’d really think about was security, and now I’m back in the states and made it through a deployment and I see someone has disrespected my stuff and my roommate’s stuff. It’s very, very disheartening to know that we have people out there who would do that,” Filauro said.
