Ski Mask

A Bowie man charged in two rape cases was being held without bond at the Prince George's County Detention Center yesterday after he was detained by an off-duty county police officer early Tuesday morning.The officer, who lives in the same block as the suspect, looked out his window at 2 a.m. and saw a man wearing a ski mask and gloves parking his car. The victims in the two rape cases had said their assailant wore a ski mask.Dorian Aloysius Barboy, 18, of the 2700 block of Babbett Lane was charged with two counts of first-degree rape and burglary in incidents on Dec. 6, 1990, and May 23.

A 19-year-old man shot multiple times after being approached by a group of assailants police said were dressed in "dark clothing and ski masks" died in the hospital Sunday evening. Police identified the victim Monday as Charles Fuller of the 600 Block of Potomac Street. Officers responded at 6:53 p.m. Sunday to reports of a shooting at E. Baltimore Street and Decker Avenue. Fuller was found by officers lying in front of a residence in the 3000 block of E. Baltimore Street and had been shot in the hip and the back, police said.

A man wearing a ski mask and a suit jacket robbed a Glen Burnie gas station Sunday of an undisclosed amount of money, county police said.The man entered the Crown station in the 7900 block of Quarterfield Road about 6 a.m. with his hand shoved under his jacket and demanded money while gesturing as if he had a weapon, police said.The clerk complied, and the robber ran away.Pub Date: 9/03/97

Police are searching for three men who put on masks and robbed a convenience store in Edgewood at gunpoint this month, the Harford County Sheriff's Office said Tuesday. Police don't know the identities of the suspects. They also said they believe there were witnesses to the event who have yet to be identified. About 2:55 a.m. on Aug. 13, the three men entered the 7-Eleven store in the 1000 block of Gateway Road in Edgewood and pointed at least two guns - a black handgun and a dark colored "long gun" - at the clerk, demanding money, police said.

A robber wearing a ski mask held up two clerks at a clothing store in Snowden Square Shopping Center yesterday morning, police said.About 9: 45 a.m., a robber entered The Men's Wearhouse and brandished a handgun, police said.The robber stole money from a clerk and forced him into the rear of the store, said Sgt. Morris Carroll, a police spokesman. The gunman then forced another employee to hand over his wallet before fleeing.Carroll said police were trying to determine how much money was taken.

A convenience store in the 200 block of Oak Manor Drive was robbed Friday night by a man who implied he had a gun, police said.A man walked into the Royal Farm Store shortly after 11 p.m. and told the store clerk, "Go to the register. I'm not joking."The man was wearing a blue ski mask, his right hand was in his jacket pocket and he was snapping the fingers of his left hand as he spoke, police said.The clerk opened the cash register and handed over an undetermined amount of money. The man then fled the store, police said.

Police are investigating a daytime armed robbery of two people in Roland Park Tuesday, a spokesman said. A 30-year-old man and a 28-year-old woman were walking in the 100 block of Longwood Road about 1:30 p.m. when a man wearing a ski mask and wielding a silver handgun approached them, said Agent Donny Moses, a department spokesman. "Give it up. Where is the money," he told the couple, Moses said. The man handed over his wallet with about $40 in cash and credit cards and the woman gave up her purse, including her diamond engagement ring and a set of earrings, Moses said.

Howard County police charged a Columbia man Monday with assaulting a student on the campus of Long Reach High School in Columbia on March 21. Donnell Maurice Vannison, 40, of the 8500 block of Tamebird Court, faces second-degree assault and disorderly conduct charges. He was released Monday after a court appearance and is scheduled for trial on June 6. Vannison, wearing a ski mask, entered the school property at about 2:20 p.m., police said. He approached a 16-year-old male student and struck him with a blow that grazed the boy's face.

A man in a ski mask hit an Edgewater Taco Bell employee while the youth was outside the restaurant emptying a trash can Thursday, county police said.Brian Gunn, 18, of Edgewater told police he was emptying garbage in the parking lot of the Taco Bell in the 3000 block of Solomons Island Road about 11: 30 p.m. when a man approached him from behind.Gunn turned and asked the man what he wanted, and the man hit Gunn on his left wrist with a wooden stick four times, police said.Gunn threw a trash can at the man and ran back into the restaurant.

The video is arresting. A figure wearing a ski mask appears just outside the front door of a school on a sunny day. In an instant, he and a student are charging each other, fists raised. They meet, a punch is thrown, and the person in the ski mask falls to the ground. Students scream. A girl charges the person who threw the punch, and then punches him. Students scream some more as the shaky frame captures them running to and fro. Welcome to the website worldstarhiphop.com — and in this case, the campus of Long Reach High School in Columbia.

Howard County police charged a Columbia man Monday with assaulting a student on the campus of Long Reach High School in Columbia on March 21. Donnell Maurice Vannison, 40, of the 8500 block of Tamebird Court, faces second-degree assault and disorderly conduct charges. He was released Monday after a court appearance and is scheduled for trial on June 6. Vannison, wearing a ski mask, entered the school property at about 2:20 p.m., police said. He approached a 16-year-old male student and struck him with a blow that grazed the boy's face.

The video is arresting. A figure wearing a ski mask appears just outside the front door of a school on a sunny day. In an instant, he and a student are charging each other, fists raised. They meet, a punch is thrown, and the person in the ski mask falls to the ground. Students scream. A girl charges the person who threw the punch, and then punches him. Students scream some more as the shaky frame captures them running to and fro. Welcome to the website worldstarhiphop.com — and in this case, the campus of Long Reach High School in Columbia.

An Exxon gas station attendant in Bel Air was shot during an armed robbery late Saturday night, according to Harford County police. At about 11 p.m., a suspect entered a gas station at 600 W. MacPhail Road with a black handgun and shot the attendant, police said. The suspect was last seen running away wearing a ski mask, long-sleeved shirt and shorts, and tennis shoes - all black, police said. The attendant was taken to the Maryland Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore where his condition is unknown.

Police are investigating a daytime armed robbery of two people in Roland Park Tuesday, a spokesman said. A 30-year-old man and a 28-year-old woman were walking in the 100 block of Longwood Road about 1:30 p.m. when a man wearing a ski mask and wielding a silver handgun approached them, said Agent Donny Moses, a department spokesman. "Give it up. Where is the money," he told the couple, Moses said. The man handed over his wallet with about $40 in cash and credit cards and the woman gave up her purse, including her diamond engagement ring and a set of earrings, Moses said.

A 28-year-old Glen Burnie man was sentenced yesterday to nearly 13 years in federal prison for robbing two banks with a shotgun last year in Arbutus and in Severn, according to the Maryland U.S. attorney's office. U.S. District Judge William M. Nickerson also ordered Joel Travis Nunnally to serve three years of supervised probation when he is released. Prosecutors said Nunnally robbed a Bank of America branch in the 5200 block of East Drive in Arbutus on June 8, 2007, wearing a dark-colored ski mask and gloves.

Maryland State Police at the Westminster barracks are looking for a man or men who robbed a Jiffy Mart store in the 3000 block of Baltimore Blvd., Finksburg, early Monday and again early yesterday. Authorities said both robberies occurred about12:30 a.m. when a man entered the store with a handgun and demanded money from the attendant. In both incidents, the suspect stole an unknown amount of cash before leaving the store. The attendant was not injured in either robbery. The suspect in the first robbery is described as being in his mid-30s, about 6 feet 1, with a skinny build.

POLICE LOG* Scaggsville: 8800 block of Herons Flight: A man wearing only a ski mask was seen standing in a resident's front yard about 2 a.m. Wednesday. The suspect was only described as a white male, police said.

Howard County police are investigating an armed robbery at a High's store in the 5300 block of Phelps Luck Road. Shortly after 11 p.m. Wednesday, two men entered the store and ordered two clerks to empty cash from registers into a bag. The clerks were forced into a bathroom, and the two men fled with an undetermined amount of money, phone cards and cigarettes. Police are seeking two men in their late teens to early 20s, both about 5 feet 8 and about 150 pounds. One was wearing a green ski mask, black jeans and gloves and was armed with a long-barreled rifle, and the other was wearing a black ski mask and shorts.

Maryland State Police are searching for two men they say assaulted and shot a Westminster landscaper and robbed him and his family in their home Monday night. Troopers said Rodney N. Hidey, 37, of the 3100 block of Ridge Road was shot once in the leg and hit several times in a struggle to resist the assailants, who forced him to open a safe. The men tied him up, along with his wife and 7-year-old daughter. After freeing themselves, the Hideys called police. Hidey, the owner of Hidey's Landscaping Supply Yard next door to his home, was taken to Carroll Hospital Center and later released.

Maryland State Police are searching for two men they say assaulted and shot a Westminster landscaper and robbed him and his family in their home Monday night. Troopers said Rodney N. Hidey, 37, of the 3100 block of Ridge Road was shot once in the leg and hit several times in a struggle to resist the assailants, who forced him to open a safe. The men tied him up, along with his wife and 7-year-old daughter. After freeing themselves, the Hideys called police. Hidey, owner of Hidey's Landscaping Supply Yard next door to his home, was taken to Carroll Hospital Center and later released.