Charged With Indecent

County police have arrested a Baltimore man accused of exposing himself to two girls at the Calvary Temple Christian Academy Thursday afternoon, officials said.Alton Lewis Corkran Jr., 36, of the 4100 block of Audrey Ave. was arrested Saturday and charged with indecent exposure, said Officer Randy Bell, county police spokesman. The charge carries a maximum penalty of three years in jail and a $1,000 fine.Police said the girls, ages 11 and 13, told them they were at recess on the east side of the school about 1:30 p.m. when they saw a man standing in an open field next to the playground.

A Forestville man faces drug possession and indecent exposure charges, after police found him running naked on Crain Highway early Tuesday. It took a taser and several officers to arrest James Frederick Brown, 36, of the 7000 block Nimitz Drive. After he was treated at Baltimore Washington Medical Center, he was taken into custody. He also faces numerous CDS-related charges, disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. Officers found the suspect shortly after 2 a.m. at the intersection of Crain Highway and Hiddenbrook Drive in Glen Burnie.

A clerk at the Pasadena Gas & Go in the 8200 block of Ritchie Highway foiled an attempted robbery Saturday morning when he slugged the suspect, county police said.The clerk, whose name police would not release, was in the station when a man came in and grabbed him by the neck shortly after 1 a.m., police said. The man ordered the clerk to give him money. As the clerk tried to back away, he swung at the man, hitting him in the left jaw, police said.The suspect released the clerk and fled on foot, police said.

The trial of a Towson-area priest who was arrested in January on charges of indecent exposure was postponed on Tuesday, March 6, with no information on a new trial date immediately available. The Rev. Mark Stewart Bullock, known as "Father Stew" to parishioners at Church of the Immaculate Conception in Towson, had been scheduled to appear Tuesday in District Court in Harford County. Asked which side requested the postponement and why, Harford County State's Attorney Joseph Cassilly responded in an email that it was, "a joint request for more time.

In response to complaints of lewd behavior in restrooms, undercover Anne Arundel County police on stakeouts arrested three men at two Glen Burnie shopping malls Saturday.Police said George C. Payeur, 57, of the 200 block of Lake Riviera Drive in Pasadena was arrested about 7: 45 p.m. after he allegedly exposed himself to an undercover officer at the Harundale Mall. He was charged with indecent exposure, police said.About two hours earlier at Marley Station Mall, Robert M. Hopkins, 41, of the 200 block of Silverleaf Court in Arnold, allegedly exposed himself to an officer and was arrested after a struggle, police said.

County police have arrested six people during a month-long sting operation at The Mall in Columbia, where plainclothes detectives said numerous sex crimes were being committed in the men's public restrooms.Two undercover officers have staked out the bathrooms since May 1after receiving a request from mall officials for police surveillance, said Sgt. Robert Adams, a county police spokesman."Some citizens had complained about visible sexual activity in the restrooms," Adams said. Most of those arrested were charged with indecent exposure.

Six arrested in crackdown in parksCounty police arrested six men Friday and Saturday in an effort to crack down on lewd activities in public parks in the Dorsey Road area.Undercover officers from the Northern and Western District stations worked in Saw Mill Creek Park, Friendship Park and Queenstown Park.David Dean Anderson, 40, of the 100 block of Mountain Road in Glen Burnie was charged with solicitation and trespassing. Barry Lee Bloomquist, 45, of the 7100 block of Honeyladen Court in Columbia, was charged with solicitation, indecent exposure and having an open container in a park.

Anne Arundel County police have charged a 28-year-old Annapolis man with three counts of indecent exposure in connection with several incidents at Anne Arundel Community College last month. Jacob Lee Bovia, of the 900 block Vanburen St., also faces two counts of disorderly conduct. Between Feb.16 and Feb. 22, the police and the college's public safety officers received several complaints of a man who had exposed himself, while in his car, to several women on the college's main campus in Arnold.

The Archdiocese of Baltimore has launched its own investigation into a Towson priest arrested this month on charges of indecent exposure at an adult store. Mark Stewart Bullock, 47, is scheduled for a March 6 court appearance in District Court in Harford County on misdemeanor charges that carry a maximum fine of $1,000 and three years in prison. Church officials have removed "all his faculties to function as a priest," said Sean Caine, archdiocese spokesman. "The archdiocese is doing its own investigation and will be speaking to anyone who might help us understand what is happening in his life," Caine said.

A former Baltimore County police officer has been charged with indecent exposure after a woman told authorities that he had exposed himself to her last week outside a school in Timonium. Donald C. Warfield, a 48-year-old mortician, turned himself in on Saturday after police issued a warrant for his arrest. He was charged, jailed and later released in lieu of $30,000 bail. Warfield's attorney, Frank Turney, did not return a call Monday seeking comment. A police report about Thursday's incident outside Ridgely Middle School said a man was sitting in a van on Lynncrest Road, dressed in a jacket and tie, and lifted himself up to expose his partial nakedness to a parent as she walked her dog. He was masturbating, the woman told police.

A Bel Air police officer was arrested Tuesday after being indicted by a Harford County grand jury on charges of second-degree assault and misconduct in office. He was released on his own recognizance. Officer 1st-class Kevin A. Williams, 42, a nine-year veteran of the Bel Air police, was also suspended without pay Tuesday until a court hearing and internal police investigation take place, said Bel Air police Deputy Chief John Harkins. Williams had been suspended with pay since Sept. 13, when it was determined improprieties may have occurred.