LEONARDTOWN, Md. – The St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office handled 1345 calls for service, including 12 Emergency Petitions, from September 9 through September 15, 2024.
Calls for service include requests for police assistance originating from the public and self-initiated events made by deputy sheriffs.
The Emergency Petition statute in Maryland enables the prompt evaluation of individuals experiencing a mental health crisis having the potential to harm themselves or others to be taken to an emergency facility to assess the need for immediate treatment.
ARRESTS:
9/10/24 – Pamela Leonard, 56, of no fixed address, by Deputy Aaron Ocasio-Rivera for fourth-degree burglary, CDS: possession – not cannabis, CDS: possession of paraphernalia and related charges.
9/11/24 – Kenneth Eugene Smith, 45, of Lexington Park, MD, by Deputy Paul Rodriguez for first- and second-degree assault.
SUMMONSES:
9/11/24 – Charles Dallas Biagi, 38, of Charlotte Hall, MD, by Deputy Myles Chase-Johnson for motor vehicle unlawful taking and related charges.
WARRANTS:
9/09/24 – Michael Anthony Carlucci, 50, of Waldorf, MD, by Deputy Anthony Cucinotta for negligent manslaughter, criminal negligent manslaughter, and related charges.
9/10/24 – Katia Lucero Polanco-Perez, 21, of Lexington Park, MD, by Deputy First Class Dianne Hersh for theft scheme of $100 to under $1500 and related charges.
9/11/24 – David Allen Hostetler, 28, of Leonardtown, MD, by Deputy First Class Jessica Wilson for failure to notify change of address as a Tier III (Lifetime) offender.
9/11/24 – Dametries Latrell Jennings, 44, incarcerated individual, by Deputy Joseph Reppel, Circuit Court Indictment for first- and second-degree assault, reckless endangerment, and illegal possession of ammunition.
9/11/24 – Eric Rico Miller, 52, incarcerated individual, by Deputy Joseph Reppel, Circuit Court Indictment for three counts of firearm possession after being convicted of a crime of violence, three counts illegal possession of a regulated firearm, two counts rifle/shotgun possession with a felony conviction, and four counts of illegal possession of ammunition.
9/11/24 – Terrell Brian Moore, 38, incarcerated individual, by Deputy Joseph Reppel, Circuit Court Indictment for first and second-degree assault and dangerous weapon concealment.
