Category: 911

Police have charged with driver responsible for the crash that resulted in the death of a 15-year-old, in Dundalk. Jennifer Jean Jones, 30, of the 300-block of Chalet Drive, 21108, has been charged with negligent manslaughter by vehicle.

Jones is currently being held at the Baltimore County Department of Corrections, on denied bail status.

Officers conducted their investigation and determined that a 2006 Nissan Altima was traveling north on Delvale Avenue when the car drove onto the sidewalk.

The car then struck a pedestrian walking on the sidewalk. The pedestrian has been identified as Trinity Lynn Brooks, 15, of the 1800-block of East Avenue in Dundalk. Trinity was later pronounced deceased by Baltimore County Fire Department personnel.

Baltimore County Police reported that they received a call for a shooting in the 100-block of Back River Neck Road in Essex on Dec. 3 around 4:30 p.m.

When police arrived, they were unable to locate any victims. A short time later, police received information that a 17-year-old male sought treatment at a local hospital for a gunshot wound to the upper body.

Investigators determined that the 17-year-old was the victim from the shooting on Back River Neck Road. The juvenile is expected to survive his injuries. No additional information or suspect information at this time.

Baltimore County Police are investigating the sexual assault of a child on school property this morning.

Police said a child reported the incident to school officials at Norwood Elementary School in Dundalk immediately upon arriving at the school this morning. The school resource officer recovered surveillance video of an unknown black male suspect dressed in all dark clothing sexually assaulting the child on a footpath near the baseball fields, then fleeing the school property on foot.

A letter was sent home from Norwood Elementary explaining the situation to parents

Detectives from the Baltimore County Police Crimes Against Children Unit are continuing to investigate this incident. Anyone who may have information on this incident or other potentially related suspicious activity is asked to contact police at 410-307-2020.

Police are asking for help identifying these suspects responsible for at least three commercial burglaries in a single night.

Detectives have connected overnight burglaries at Dunkin Donuts on Honeygo Center Drive and Lucky Express on Philadelphia Road, both in the White Marsh Precinct, and Thai Rainbow on Concourse Circle in Essex Precinct. All three burglaries occurred during the overnight hours from Sunday, September 29 into Monday, September 30.

Surveillance images recovered by detectives have helped to determine that the suspects broke into Tai Rainbow around 12:32 a.m. and Dunkin Donuts around 3:20 a.m. In all three cases the suspects broke in and attacked the cash drawers, making away with an undisclosed amount of cash. Click here to watch portions of the surveillance video.

Detectives are now turning to the public for help in identifying these three suspects, who may have been driving a Nissan Murano and an unknown type of SUV at the time they committed their crimes.

If you recognize any of these suspects or this suspect vehicle, contact detectives from the Baltimore County Burglary Unit by calling 410-307-2020. Callers may remain anonymous and may be eligible for a reward if submitting tips through Metro Crime Stoppers.

Three arrests have been made in the serious assault of a juvenile in Parkville last week; one adult, and two juveniles are charged as adults due to the seriousness of the crime.

Jaheim Daquan Taylor (18) of the 8700 block of Cimarron Circle of Parkville, Kristen Joseph Johnson (17) of the unit block of Hallview Court in Nottingham, and Perez Antonio Barrett Jr (16) of the 8000 block of Arbor Station Way in Parkville, face a litany of attempted homicide, assault, robbery and theft charges following two separate assaults on a 16-year-old juvenile in Parkville last week.

On Nov. 11, the suspects assaulted the victim behind a building in the 8700 block of Old Harford Road in Parkville after they were dissatisfied with a purchase of marijuana sold to them by the victim. The victim advised they hit and kicked him until he was unconscious, then stole his backpack and belongings, including his school laptop which he recovered the following day. The victim did not initially report the incident to police.

On Nov. 12 the victim attempted to resolve things with the suspects and recover his stolen property. He agreed to meet with the suspects after school again and fight with Barrett to resolve the issue. They met around 2:30 p.m. behind a building in the 8600 block of Old Harford Road. Barrett punched the victim in his face first, followed by the other suspects striking and kicking the victim until he fell to the ground and lost consciousness. During the fight Barrett stated he was going to kill the victim.

A witness from a nearby building saw the suspects assaulting the victim while he was unconscious on the ground, grabbed a shovel and ran to intervene. The suspects all fled the area on foot. The witness, who has some medical training, found the victim unconscious and not breathing. After placing the victim on his side and clearing his airway the victim began to breathe again. He was transported by medics to an area hospital for further treatment.

Detectives have identified and charged three of four suspects involved in both incidents, with Johnson and Barrett both being juveniles charged as adults. All three are held without bail in the Baltimore County Detention Center pending trial.

Detectives from the Parkville Investigative Services Unit are continuing their work to identify the fourth suspect. Anyone who has additional information that can help them in this endeavor is asked to call detectives at 410-887-5456. Callers may remain anonymous.