Eastern Baltimore County News
–photo courtesy of Baltimore County Volunteer Fireman’s Association-
The Baltimore County Volunteer Fireman’s Association reported a house fire on Friday morning, June 4 in Middle River.
According to crews, smoke was showing for a two-story home in the 2100-block of Coralthorn Road in Hawthorne.
There were no reports of any injuries.
Baltimore County police reported that 61-year-old Hermenegildo Alvizurez-Chajon of the 4100 block of 51 St., 20710 died in a fatal crash on Tuesday,
June 1 .
Just before 4:30 p.m., a 2015 Hyundai Accent struck pedestrian Chajon who was outside a vehicle near Eastern Avenue and North Point Boulevard in Dundalk. Chajon was transported to an area hospital where he was pronounced deceased. The driver of the Hyundai remained at the scene and was not injured.
The Baltimore County Police Crash Investigation Team is continuing their work to determine the factors involved in this fatal crash.
A suspect was arrested tonight after discharging a firearm during a barricade near Wilson Point in Middle River.
Just after 5 p.m. on Tuesday, June 1, Baltimore County officers assisted the Aberdeen Police Department with an active investigation. Officers found the suspect of that investigation, an adult male, sitting in his parked vehicle in the 900 block of Beech Drive
When approached by officers, the suspect exited his vehicle and barricaded himself in the nearby woods. He then discharged a firearm at a Baltimore County Police tactical vehicle and later surrendered to police.
He was taken into custody without incident
Walmart in Dundalk has re-opened after police investigated a suspicious package.
A manager of Walmart in the 2300 block of North Point Blvd in Dundalk called police just after 7:30 a.m. on May 31 after finding a suspicious object in the store.
After evacuating and temporarily closing the Walmart, members of the Baltimore County Police Department’s Hazardous Devices Team determined that the object was not hazardous.
The store has since been re-opened to the public.
There are multiple reports that an United States Postal Truck was stolen in Dundalk.
The incident was reported Sunday afternoon before 6 p.m. on Lynch Road in the West Inverness area of Dundalk.
There are additional reports that the suspect or suspects were apprehended near Wise Avenue in Dundalk.
There has been no official statement from Baltimore County Police on this incident.
We will provide more information when it becomes available.
The Rosedale Volunteer Fire Company reported that a trailer was stolen off of their parking lot in the 8000 block of Philadelphia Road,
The trailer belongs the Professional Touch Caterers at Rosedale Gardens. The incident was reported on social media on Friday morning.
There were no cameras reported onsite.
Anyone with information is asked to call the Baltimore county police non emergency line 410-866-6163
-photo courtesy of Baltimore County Volunteer Firefighters Association-
Baltimore County crews reported a boating accident on Thursday, May 27 around 7:30 p.m.
Two boaters suffered serious injuries after their boat collided with a bouy on the Middle River.
Fire crews responded to reports of a boat collision and arrived to find two subjects in the water.
Both were transported to Shock Trauma.
The Parkville Police Community Relations Council named Officer Annette Savoy (2019) and Officer Erik Jenkins (2020) as Parkville Precinct 8 Officer of the Year.
A ceremony was held at Long Green Volunteer Fire Company on Tuesday night and was attended by elected officials to honor the two officers.
Maryland Natural Resources Police announced on Tuesday that officers patrolling in Gunpowder Falls State Park charged three New York men with fishing with a spear gun and fishing without a license after hours.
On May 16 at approximately 11:30 pm, officers were conducting surveillance at Gunpowder Falls State Park when they observed three men in the river fishing with spear guns. As the officers approached the men, they observed multiple fish including three smallmouth bass, two largemouth bass, one common carp, one American eel, three snakeheads, and 13 creek chub/fallfish. When questioned, the men admitted to shooting the fish with spear guns and not possessing fishing licenses. As a result, police charged them with multiple violations and confiscated the fish.
Diego Martinez-Bueno, 36, of Baldwin, Martin Collado-Rodriguez, 30, and Luis Fernandez- Garcia, 29, both of Brooklyn, received the following charges:
Possession of a weapon in a state park,
* Fishing for Smallmouth Bass with projectile gear
* Fishing with projectile gear in trout management area
* Fishing for Smallmouth Bass during closed season
* Fishing Largemouth Bass during closed season
* Remaining in an area closed to public use
* Fishing without an anglers license non-resident
* Restrictions on fishing in non-tidal waters.
* Each man faces up to $1,492 in fines if convicted.
The Maryland Transportation Authority (MDTA) reported that all lanes were shut down on I-95 South in White Marsh on Tuesday, May 25 for a vehicle fire around 2:20 p.m.
The White Marsh Volunteer Fire Company reported the fire on I-95 Southbound past Exit 67 (White Marsh Blvd.) prior to King Avenue. WMVFC units reported a box truck was on fire, with no propane.
All lanes were reported reopen at 3:05 p.m. on Tuesday.
