Frederick, MD – The Frederick Police Department’s evening and midnight patrol officers displayed excellent teamwork and proactive policing over the weekend. Officer L. Abed initiated a traffic stop on Saturday evening and called in reinforcements due to suspicious behavior by the vehicle’s occupants.
OFC Walsleben, K-9 handler Corrado, and OFC Malatesta promptly responded to assist Abed. During the field investigation, Officer Walsleben noticed a semiautomatic handgun in plain view inside the vehicle.
All three occupants were taken into custody without incident, with one of the suspects found to have an outstanding arrest warrant.
- 25-year-old wounded in Bryant Street shooting
Police investigating after 25-year-old found wounded during Sunday morning shooting call
BALTIMORE, Md. — A man was shot early Sunday morning in West Baltimore after gunfire erupted on Bryant Street, police said.
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Western District patrol officers responded around 6:30 a.m. to the 2300 block of Bryant Street following reports of a shooting, according to Baltimore police.
When officers arrived, they found a 25-year-old man suffering from an apparent gunshot wound.
Medics responded to the scene and transported the victim to an area hospital for treatment.
Police said the victim’s injuries were considered non-life-threatening.
Western District detectives have taken over the investigation.
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Authorities have not released information about a suspect or what may have led to the shooting.
Anyone with information is asked to contact Western District detectives at 410-396-2477 or Metro Crime Stoppers at 1-866-7-Lockup.
Key Points
- A 25-year-old man was shot Sunday morning on Bryant Street in West Baltimore
- The victim was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries
- Western District detectives are investigating the shooting
- Lucky gas station stop turns into stunning Maryland Lottery jackpot
Severn woman shocks family after casual scratch-off purchase delivers massive win
SEVERN, Md. — A Maryland woman who only occasionally plays the Lottery is celebrating a major payday after a quick stop for gas turned into a stunning $77K scratch-off jackpot win.
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The Severn resident claimed a $77,777 top prize from the Maryland Lottery’s new $10 Triple Red 7s Multiplier scratch-off game.
The winner said she and her sister-in-law stopped at the Exxon station located at 805 Reece Road in Severn to buy gas and lottery tickets.
The pair frequently visit the location, partly because of a popular food truck often parked nearby.
“I tell her to buy tickets. You never know when you are going to be lucky,” the winner’s sister-in-law told lottery officials while visiting headquarters in Baltimore to claim the prize.
After scratching the ticket, the winner discovered she had matched the number 7 with the game’s $77,777 top prize.
Despite seeing the winning amount, she initially doubted the ticket was real.
Her sister-in-law later confirmed the jackpot by scanning the ticket using the Maryland Lottery mobile app.
“I’ve been doing it for years and she just plays a couple of times, and wins,” the sister-in-law said with a laugh.
The winner said she has not finalized plans for the money but is considering buying a car.
Maryland Lottery officials said the Triple Red 7s Multiplier scratch-off launched May 15, and the Severn winner became the first person to claim a top prize in the new game.
Nine additional top prizes remain available statewide.
Lottery officials also said the game still includes 22 prizes worth $10,000 along with hundreds of thousands of smaller prizes ranging from $10 to $1,000.
Key Points
- A Severn woman won a $77,777 Maryland Lottery scratch-off prize
- The winning Triple Red 7s Multiplier ticket was purchased at an Exxon station in Severn
- Lottery officials said the winner was the first top-prize claimant in the new game
- Southern Maryland man stunned after Powerball ticket delivers life-changing win
Frequent lottery player says trusted number strategy finally paid off with major Maryland jackpot prize
BALTIMORE, Md. — A Southern Maryland man says his longtime dedication to playing Powerball and other jackpot games finally paid off after a lucky ticket delivered what he called a “life-changing” win.
The Calvert County resident claimed a $50,000 Powerball prize from the May 6 drawing during a visit to Maryland Lottery headquarters on May 15.
The North Beach man, who works in the legal profession, told lottery officials he regularly plays Powerball, Mega Millions and Multi-Match during every drawing.
“I also play the daily games sometimes if a specific number combination sticks in my head,” the winner said.
The player said he keeps track of winning numbers from previous drawings and uses them to help choose future number combinations.
After scanning his winning ticket using the Maryland Lottery app, the man initially believed the result had to be a mistake.
“I looked at it again and again, thinking, ‘This can’t be right,’” he told lottery officials. “There were more zeroes than I’m used to seeing.”
The winner later drove to a lottery retailer to confirm the ticket was authentic.
Lottery officials confirmed the ticket was indeed a third-tier Powerball winner worth $50,000.
The lucky ticket was sold at the Fastop store located at 8834 Chesapeake Avenue in North Beach.
The winner has not publicly revealed how he plans to spend the prize money.
Key Points
- A Calvert County man won a $50,000 Powerball prize in the May 6 drawing
- The winner called the Maryland Lottery prize “life-changing”
- The lucky ticket was sold at a Fastop store in North Beach
- Baltimore man arrested in attempted murder case after man left critically wounded in shooting
Detectives tracked suspect weeks after gunfire erupted on East Hoffman Street and injured two people
BALTIMORE, Md. — Baltimore detectives have arrested a city man accused of opening fire during an Eastern District shooting that left one victim critically wounded and another injured earlier this spring.
Police said 41-year-old Derrick Davis Jr. of Baltimore was taken into custody in connection with the April 2 shooting in the 2000 block of East Hoffman Street.
The shooting happened around 8:27 p.m. after officers responded to the area following a ShotSpotter alert, according to Baltimore police.
When officers arrived, they learned two victims had already left the scene and gone to an area hospital for treatment.
Investigators later located a 29-year-old man suffering from multiple gunshot wounds and a 35-year-old woman with a graze wound.
Police said the male victim remained in critical condition following the shooting.
After weeks of investigation, Warrant Apprehension detectives arrested Davis on May 12 inside a residence in the 4300 block of Roberton Avenue.
Photo: two arrested with gun in saturday night traffic stop Authorities said Davis was transported to the Central Booking Intake Facility, where he was charged with attempted first-degree murder.
The investigation remains ongoing.
Key Points
- Baltimore detectives arrested 41-year-old Derrick Davis Jr. in an attempted murder case
- Police said two people were shot April 2 on East Hoffman Street
- One victim suffered multiple gunshot wounds and remained in critical condition
- Mystery shooting as 27-year-old man walks into Baltimore hospital with gunshot wound
Detectives searching for answers after 27-year-old arrives at hospital with gunshot wound
BALTIMORE, Md. — Baltimore detectives are investigating a mysterious shooting after a wounded man showed up at a hospital late Saturday night with a gunshot injury and few details about where the violence happened.
Northern District patrol officers responded around 10:33 p.m. Saturday to an area hospital after receiving reports of a walk-in shooting victim, according to Baltimore police.
When officers arrived, they found a 27-year-old man suffering from an apparent gunshot wound.
Police said the victim’s injuries were considered non-life-threatening.
Investigators have not yet determined where the shooting took place.
Northern District detectives are continuing to investigate and are asking anyone with information to come forward.
Anyone with information is asked to contact detectives at 410-396-2455 or Metro Crime Stoppers at 1-866-7-Lockup.
Key Points
- A 27-year-old man walked into a Baltimore hospital with a gunshot wound
- Police said the location of the shooting remains unknown
- Northern District detectives are investigating the incident
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