In the last 24 hours Annapolis Police officers responded to 100 calls for service and arrested 4 people.
Assault - 201800000783 - 1000 block of President St - 02/28 at 3:30pm: On 02/28 at 5:21pm officers responded to the unit block of Melrob Ct for a report of an adult male victim stating he had been shot. Officers arrived and located the 36 year old man from Annapolis suffering from injuries to his head. It was later determined that the man had not been shot, but was assaulted in the 1000 block of President St earlier in the afternoon. The man's injuries are not life threatening. The investigation into the assault continues and anyone with information is urged to contact Detective Shomar Johnson at 410-260-3439 or sljohnson@annapolis.gov.
Theft of Package - 201800000785 - 900 block of Tyler Av - 02/28 from 5:10pm to 8:15pm: A package was stolen from the front porch of a home after it was delivered.
Attempted Murder - 201800000787 - 1300 block of Tyler Av - 02/28 at 11:45pm: Officers responded to the area for a report of shots fired. Through investigation it was determined that two men were standing in the parking lot when one of them attempted to shoot the other with a handgun. The intended victim, a 32 year old man from Baltimore, was not struck. Officers located the suspect, Jamar Isaac, 29, also of Baltimore, in the unit block of Bricin Street. A loaded handgun was recovered from his jacket pocket. He was arrested and charged with attempted murder. Isaac is awaiting his initial hearing before the District Court Commissioner. Anyone with information about this incident is urged to contact Detective Shomar Johnson at 410-260-3439 or sljohnson@annapolis.gov.
Theft from Vehicle Prevention
We have seen a recent increase in thefts from vehicles and attempted thefts from vehicles in Annapolis. Areas that have been affected include Yachtsmans Way, Windwhisper La, Forest Hills Av, Bricin St, Langdon Ct, Bay Ridge Av, Sixth St, Washington St, Franklin St, and Granada Av. In most cases, thieves enter vehicles through unlocked doors, so securing your vehicle is an important way to prevent thefts. Make a habit of locking your car all the time.
Another important thing to do is to remove valuables from your vehicle. Most of these thieves walk down the road, or through parking lots, and look to see if there is property in a vehicle and if the doors are unlocked. If your vehicle is empty and the doors are locked, thieves may move on to the next vehicle. Thieves look for items such as phones, tablets/laptops, GPS units, purses, wallets, sunglasses or other items such as prescription medication, so secure your valuables.
Also, we encourage you to call the police if you see suspicious persons walking or driving through your neighborhood. If you see someone walking through your neighborhood in the middle of the night, they might be up to no good, and we can come and check them out. Don’t wait until the morning to call us because if you do, the suspects will be long gone. Some of these thefts have occurred during the day, so be alert for people checking vehicle door handles, looking into cars, or walking on to your or your neighbor’s property. Please talk to your neighbors about this topic so they can join us in preventing these crimes. Report suspicious activity immediately by calling 410-268-4141 or 9-1-1.
Community Survey
Please help us by completing this Annapolis PD Community Engagement and Satisfaction Survey https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/2CBJR67. This survey is independently conducted by IXP Corporation. Your responses to this survey are anonymous, and no one from the Annapolis Police Department or City of Annapolis will know how you personally responded to these questions, or even if you responded at all. No personally identifiable information is collected, and IXP will collect the data and present the findings to the Annapolis Police Department and the City of Annapolis in aggregate form. This survey should take approximately 15 minutes or less to complete. Thank you for taking the time to participate in this survey. We appreciate your feedback and candid responses to these questions.
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