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Bar fight suspect arrested after refusing to leave police say

Woman charged with trespassing at Lusby sports bar

LUSBY, MD — A woman was arrested after deputies said she repeatedly refused to leave a Lusby sports bar following a reported fight.

Deputies responded July 15 to Buckets Sports Bar on Rousby Hall Road.

Investigators said Sara Ann Elizabeth Hairston, 37, of Lusby, had been involved in a physical altercation. The business requested she be trespassed from the property.

According to deputies, Hairston continued yelling obscenities before being escorted to a vehicle driven by a sober driver.

She allegedly got out of the vehicle, returned to the business and ignored repeated lawful orders to leave.

Hairston was arrested and charged with trespassing.


Key Points

  • Deputies responded to a reported fight at a Lusby sports bar.
  • Police said the suspect repeatedly returned after being told to leave.
  • The woman was charged with trespassing.
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