The Anne Arundel County Police have made an arrest in a bomb threat that was made against Walmart earlier in the week.
On March 3, 2020 at about 8:30 p.m. police were called to the Walmart at 6721 Chesapeake Center Drive for a bomb threat. The caller called a Walmart customer service center and threatened to blow up the store, specifically mentioning an employee by name. As a result, approximately 200 employees and customers were evacuated from the store. At least 10 police units and 3 Anne Arundel County Fire units responded to the store. The store was locked down for over an hour as police K-9 units conducted a sweep. No explosive devices were located and the store was reopened.
Northern District Detectives conducted an investigation and eventually identified a suspect, who was identified as a 31-year old woman from Glen Burnie. A warrant was obtained charging her with threats of mass violence, arson threats, and telephone misuse. On the morning of 3/6/2020 detectives arrested the suspect and executed a search warrant at her residence in the 6900 block of Glen Ridge Road. They recovered evidence pertaining to the threats, but no explosives or bomb making materials were found.
She has been charged with threats of mass violence, arson threats, and misuse of a telephone.
