Police Report

Harford County sheriff's deputies and Maryland State Police report: Aberdeen Latoya Sharie Epps, 26, who has addresses in the 500 block of Plaza Court and the 300 block of Mayberry Drive, was arrested on a bench warrant Tuesday in a case in which she was charged with possession of a drug other than marijuana. There was a possible break-in Tuesday in the 400 block of Aldino Stepney Road. A drug deal occurred in front of a house Wednesday in the 1500 block of Maple Avenue.

The owner of a downtown 7-Eleven that was attacked by a mob of youths drawn by a free Slurpee promotion says an envelope filled with the day's receipts — $6,600 in cash — went missing during the melee, according to Baltimore police. Salman Iqbal told police that the money was in his front right shirt pocket while he was being attacked Wednesday afternoon after he confronted up to 40 youths wearing yellow school shirts and khaki pants. He reported that some youths had stolen candy from the store on Light Street, near the Inner Harbor.

The owner of a downtown 7-Eleven that was attacked by a mob of youths drawn by a free Slurpee promotion says an envelope filled with the day's receipts — $6,600 in cash — went missing during the melee, according to Baltimore police. Salman Iqbal told police that the money was in his front right shirt pocket while he was being attacked Wednesday afternoon after he confronted up to 40 youths wearing yellow school shirts and khaki pants. He reported that some youths had stolen candy from the store on Light Street, near the Inner Harbor.

Joanna Sullivan knows what she saw Saturday night as she and her husband peered through the window of their home overlooking Patterson Park - more than 20 youths involved in a "melee" on the tennis courts. But police statistics and incidents reports won't show that any such incident took place. The reason points to a disconnect between residents' experiences with crimes and longstanding police policies. The incident occurred at about 9 p.m. on the Patterson Park tennis courts.

Laurel police report felonies, arrests and property crimes. Prince George's County police report violent crimes and property crimes. Howard County police report major crimes, break-ins and car thefts. City of Laurel Millbrook Lane , 15600 block, March 5. Silver four-door, 1996 Honda Civic with Maryland tags stolen. Cherry Lane , 8000 block, March 1. Samsung cell phone stolen from Laurel High School. Karen Court , 800 block, Feb. 29. Money and jewelry stolen from apartment.

Laurel police report felonies, arrests and property crimes. Prince George's County police report violent crimes and property crime. Howard County police report major crimes, break-ins and car thefts. City of Laurel Sharon Court , 100 block, Nov. 19. Entry gained through door. Laundry service ATM damaged; nothing reported taken. Two males observed on video entering laundry room and attempting to force open ATM laundry machine. Police attempting to identify subjects.

A 33-year-old man was shot and killed near the intersection of North Loudon Avenue and West Franklin Street at 4:42 p.m. Sunday, according to the Baltimore Police Department. The man was pronounced dead at Shock Trauma at 5:32, according to Sgt. Anthony Smith. Baltimore City police reported three other shootings Sunday. •Homicide investigators were called to the scene of a shooting at 9:15 p.m. in the 200 block of Herring Court in Southeast Baltimore. The shooter approached a 22-year-old man and shot him multiple times in the head, according to police.

Baltimore homicide detectives are investigating the death of a man who was shot multiple times early Saturday in the 1000 block of E. Hoffman Street. The shooting occurred around 1 a.m. Police found the man suffering from multiple gunshot wounds when they arrived on the scene and transported him to an area hospital, where he died. Anyone with information is urged to contact detectives at 410-396-2100.

Joanna Sullivan knows what she saw Saturday night as she and her husband peered through the window of their home overlooking Patterson Park - more than 20 youths involved in a "melee" on the tennis courts. But police statistics and incidents reports won't show that any such incident took place. The reason points to a disconnect between residents' experiences with crimes and longstanding police policies. The incident occurred at about 9 p.m. on the Patterson Park tennis courts.

U.S. Park Police officers told the Senate committee looking into the Whitewater matter that the White House did not fully cooperate with their investigation into the death of deputy White House counsel Vincent W. Foster Jr.Maj. Robert H. Hines said he contacted a senior official after the two investigating officers complained that presidential aides were not cooperative.Article, 3A

Two men are being treated at Johns Hopkins Hospital after they were shot in East Baltimore early Saturday, according to city police. Officers responded to a call about 1:25 a.m. to East Preston and North Aisquith Avenue, but Det. Donny Moses, a police spokesman, said the victims were not there. A few minutes later, police were notified that two men with gunshot wounds walked into the Hopkins emergency room. Moses said that each man, ages 28 and 35, had been shot several times in the legs.

A 47-year-old Joppa resident died Wednesday night in a motorcycle accident on Old York Road, according to the Baltimore County police department. Larry Stephen Hicks Jr., of the 1900 block of Mountain Road in Joppa, was pronounced dead at the scene. According to the police department, officers responded around 11:30 p.m. Wednesday to a report of a motorcycle accident at Old York Road and Openshaw Road. Investigators determined that the 2008 Harley Davidson motorcycle operated by Hicks was traveling eastbound on Old York Road when it left the roadway and struck a utility pole.

A 33-year-old man was shot and killed near the intersection of North Loudon Avenue and West Franklin Street at 4:42 p.m. Sunday, according to the Baltimore Police Department. The man was pronounced dead at Shock Trauma at 5:32, according to Sgt. Anthony Smith. Baltimore City police reported three other shootings Sunday. •Homicide investigators were called to the scene of a shooting at 9:15 p.m. in the 200 block of Herring Court in Southeast Baltimore. The shooter approached a 22-year-old man and shot him multiple times in the head, according to police.

His great sin is that he never looked the part: The ruddy complexion and the insubordinate hair and that godawful mustache that should never have belonged to anyone with more solemnity and poise than an East Baltimore Street pimp, drunk and luckless, down to his last working girl. The wardrobe was disastrous. He made the rest of the slumming metro veterans look almost plausible. His laugh was a cackle, employed liberally against the farts and foibles of the important and famous.

Laurel police report felonies, arrests and property crimes. Prince George's County police report violent crimes and property crimes. Howard County police report major crimes, break-ins and car thefts. City of Laurel Vista Drive, 14000 block, April 29. Theft from vehicle. Washington Boulevard, 300 block, April 28. Motor vehicle theft. Van Dusen Road, 7700 block, April 28. Strong arm robbery. Laurel Place, 14600 block, April 27. Theft from motor vehicle.

Harford County sheriff's deputies and Maryland State Police report: Aberdeen A house was broken into Monday in the 1000 block of Old Philadelphia Road. There was a break-in Tuesday in the 200 block of Spesutia Road. A door was kicked in Tuesday in the 200 block of Mayberry Drive. Aberdeen police report: Telorian R. Williams, 23, of the 900 block of Edmund Street, was charged Tuesday with trespassing. Stoney L. Henderson, 46, of the 600 block of Walker Street, was charged Tuesday with theft less than $100.

All police departments are bound to end up with some bad apples. But what was most chilling about the report [on the Los Angeles Police Department] wasn't that such officers existed, but how well they were treated. The department frequently failed to investigate plausible accusations against officers. Even when did find wrongdoing, officers often escaped any real punishment. It is [Police Chief Daryl] Gates, after all, who over the past 13 years failed to set policies to discourage violence and bigotry by his officers.

Howard police say hardly a week goes by without a report of indecent exposure somewhere in the county. Victims are left startled, shaken, maybe disgusted, but usually unharmed.So far this year, police have logged 87 such cases, an 8 percent increase from the 69 incidents reported in all of 1992. Police say there's no obvious reason for the increase. They believe there are many other cases that are never reported."It's everywhere out there, we just keep track of it," said a Howard County police spokesman, Sgt. Gary Gardner.

Laurel police report felonies, arrests and property crimes. Prince George's County police report violent crimes and property crimes. Howard County police report major crimes, break-ins and car thefts. City of Laurel Montgomery Street, 800 block, April 5. Strong arm robbery, bicycle stolen. Baltimore Avenue, 15000 block, April 5. Theft. Eighth Street, 900 block, April 4. Motor vehicle theft. Baltimore Avenue, 14300 block, April 3. Motor vehicle stolen from gas station.