Statement issued by State’s Attorney Patricia C. Jessamy
following the release of the Preliminary Fiscal Year 2011 Budget
"City Budget Cuts Affecting City State’s Attorney “Constitutionally Impermissible”
News on Injured Officers
March 23, 2010 from Major Bill Davis
I want to update everyone on the status of our two officers that were shot on McElderry Street Saturday night. Both officers are home and doing well. The officers and the entire Southeastern District are very appreciative of all the community support, concerns and prayers.
NewsFlash!!
Effective Friday, January 29, 2010, Deputy Major Bill Davis was promoted
to Major of the Southeastern District.
Also, Lt. David Reitz has been promoted to Deputy Major of the Southeastern District.
We look forward to a continuing positive working relationship with the members of the
Southeastern District Police and appreciate their support.
Give a Day. Get a Day at Disney!
The SEDP-CRC is now on the Volunteer Opportunity Portal
Alert Message has been issued by the Baltimore Police Department. Thursday November 12, 2009 16:47 PM EST
New suspect sketch for 10/31 sexual assault @ 400 N Colvin St. Anyone recognizing this photo pls call 888-223-0033
The above pictured suspect is wanted in reference to a sexual assault that occurred on October 31 2009 @ 0245 hrs in the 400 blk of N. Colvin Street at 1000 blk Hillen Street. Anyone recodnizing this subject is encouraged to contact the Tip Line number at 1-888-223-0033 immediately. Your call will be anonymous.
For full details, go to http://local.nixle.com/alert/350929/
Contact Information :Public Affairs Section Office of the Police Commissioner
410-396-2012 anthony.guglielmi@baltimorepolice.org
Alert Message has been issued by the Baltimore Police Department.Wednesday November 11, 2009 17:27 PM EST
BPD needs help in locating 35 yr old Dante Parrish for brutal sex assault & murder of 15 y/o boy. 410-396-2100
Dante Parrish is wanted in connection with the Nov 10 slaying of a 15 year old Baltimore boy. Parrish sexually assaulted and brutally murdered the victim before leaving him for dead in a bedroom closet. Please help BPD homicide. Contact us at 410-396-2100
For full details, go to http://local.nixle.com/alert/349260/
Contact Information: BPD Homicide at 410-396-2100 anthony.guglielmi@baltimorepolice.org
Advisory Message has been issued by the Baltimore Police Department.
Saturday November 7, 2009 12:44 PM EST
BPD establishes 24/7 tip line for rape suspect. Anyone with information pls call 888-223-0033
Baltimore police have established a 24-hour tip line to collect public leads in a series of recent rapes. The tip line, at 888-223-0033, is staffed by officers familiar with the cases, Anthony Guglielmi, the Police Department's chief spokesman, said Friday. Guglielmi said the community has already stepped forth with helpful information.
The tip line was established after nine reported sexual assaults since Oct. 20. Some of those attacks, including the most recent on Wednesday in the 2700 block of Brendan Ave., occurred near bus stops, primarily in East Baltimore. Police are investigating whether they are linked. Investigators have released a sketch of a possible suspect in two of the bus stop attacks, in which the assailant used a shard of glass as a weapon. Another string of sexual assaults, occurring during the same time span, seem to be related to home break-ins, according to police.
SOURCE: Baltimore Sun
For full details, go to http://local.nixle.com/alert/342255/
Contact Information:
Public Affairs Section
Office of the Police Commissioner
anthony.guglielmi@baltimorepolice.org
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Contact: Ryan O'Doherty
410-396-5538 (office)
410-818-4269 (cell)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Tuesday, September 23, 2008
CITY COUNCIL PASSES NEW PROPERTY CRIME LEGISLATION
Electronic Reporting from Pawn and Second-hand Shops will Help Police
to Recover Stolen Property and Locate Criminal Suspects
BALTIMORELast night, the Baltimore City Council passed significant legislation to address property crime in the Baltimore region. The measure, sponsored by City Council President Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, requires pawnshops and secondhand dealers to report transactions electronically to the Baltimore City Police Department.
"Improving public safety is a top priority and the City Council is committed to finding innovative ways to reduce crime in Baltimore," Rawlings-Blake said. "This new ordinance will help our Police detectives solve property crimes and make our neighborhoods safer and stronger."
Similar efforts in the Washington, DC metropolitan area have helped police recover millions of dollars in stolen property and arrest criminal suspects. The transaction data collected from pawnshops and secondhand dealers will be integrated into a regional database shared by Police Departments in jurisdictions in the Baltimore and Washington regions. Baltimores new ordinance also requires merchants to submit electronic photos of property when placed on hold by Police Detectives.
During the last legislative session in Annapolis, local jurisdictions tried unsuccessfully to get similar legislation passed. Immediately after the state effort failed, Council President Rawlings-Blake introduced stronger local legislation to the City Council.
It is my sincere hope that this bill will become a model for statewide legislation for next session, Rawlings-Blake said. It is critical that law enforcement in every jurisdiction have immediate, electronic access to pawn and second hand transaction data so that police can investigate property crimes more effectively.
The Baltimore City Ordinance, which was endorsed by the Police Department, is expected to be signed by Mayor Sheila Dixon and will go in effect 30 days thereafter.
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Please visit our website at www.baltimorecitycouncil.com |
Editorial: Reappoint Bealefeld
Baltimore Examiner • June 25, 2008
Throughout the first couple months of 2008, the Southeastern District
has experienced a rash of "larceny from automobile" incidents. As a result
of this spike, all district personnel have been put on alert, and informed
to place an emphasis on larceny from automobile enforcement tactics.
On 10 February 2008, Officers Timothy Haefner and Michael Martin received
a call for a larceny from auto in progress. Recognizing the urgency of this
call, Officers Haefner and Martin quickly responded and were able to
apprehend the suspect while still in the victim's car. Additionally, these
officers put in the extra effort to ensure that all investigative and patrol
communication were conducted.
As a result of their efforts, I commend both officers on a job well
done, and thank them for their continued commitment to the citizens of
Baltimore.
Deputy Major William Davis
Southeastern District |
Baltimore Wins $4.8 million Grant for Anti-Gang Initiatives
Editorial submitted to the Baltimore Sun concerning the police OT
Durham known troublemakers
Named In Marine Reservist's Murder
There are pictures of these two troublemakers http://wjz.com/topstories/local_story_165174318.html
In response to Michael Olesker's column in The Baltimore Examiner regarding Det. Albert Marcus, the following was forwarded to The Examiner's as well as the The Sun's editors.
In response to your article regarding police overtime published in the Baltimore Examiner.
Mayor Sheila Dixon Seeks Community Partners for Operation Safe Streets
RED ALERT - this is from the Patterson Park CDC
"In the past two weeks we have had reports of a light completed African American male, dressed in a suit knocking on doors (Pulaski and Port streets). He is representing himself as an employee of the CDC asking to enter the house to perform a fire inspection. We have issued all CDC rental employees picture name badges for identification. If my maintenance staff observes this individual again we will contact 911."
Note from SEDP-CRC- The SEPD- NSU Unit can also be contacted at 410-396-2624
City Council President Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
Calls for Public Hearing on Heroin Treatment
President to request expansion of City's Buprenorphine availability
DPW Cautions Citizens:
Beware of Public Works Impostors (PDF)
Pavement-pounding cops cut city crime
Luke Broadwater, The Examiner
Baltimore Police Officer Jared Stern hasn't been on the job that long but he knows the community he patrols.
To read the rest of this article, please click on this link
Baltimore City States Attorneys' Office Winter 2007 Newsletter
Request for Proposals for Operation Safe Streets
On February 1, 2007, The Baltimore City Health Department is issuing a Request For Proposals to identify two community organizations to act as Lead Agencies and implement Operation Safe Streets in their neighborhoods.
Crime Alert!!
This message is from the Butchers Hill Association:
A resident of our neighborhood is knocking on doors asking for money with different stories. I have talked to three people who had this experience last week and three others who have the experience prior to last week. The man is described as white, about 5'8", 170 lb, dark curly hair, round face, glasses, mid thirties. The police have been informed and will follow up. In the meantime, do not give money to anyone who knocks on your door or money. Please report any panhandling to the police and to secretary@pattersonparkneighbors.org.
Red Alert!!
"There is no evidence of any type of serial rapist in Canton.
There has beenone reported rape this year in Canton.
Please let the community know that there is no serial rapist running around."
- Major Bergeron
Police seeking info on recent crimes;
cautioning residents
by Mary Helen Sprecher
newsroom@baltimoreguide.com
Rash of robberies
Property crime
Effective January 10th, 2007 the Southeastern District
has a new Police Commander.
Major Michael Kundrat has decided to take his retirement and spend more time with his family. We wish to thank him for his dedication and service to the people of Baltimore City. His career spanned more then 27 years for the Baltimore Police Department. We genuinely appreciate his drive to improve the Southeastern District over the past two years. He will be greatly missed and we wish him and his family the best of health and happiness.
Today, Deputy Major Roger Bergeron was sworn in as our new Major. We are looking forward to working with him and he is very supportive of the work that the SEDP-CRC does. I hope you will be able to attend the February 5th meeting to meet our new Commander.
Assemblyman Jose R. Peralta Joins The Guardian Angels to Announce New International Gang Initiative
Guardian Angels to attack gang-violence at the source by setting-up shop in South America
A Large number of postponed trials cause changes, concern
Luke Broadwater, The Examiner, Dec 7, 2006
Simmeon Anderson was charged in 2000 with attempted first-degree murder. Six years, a vacated verdict and 24 postponements later, he's awaiting a January trial.
Letter sent to the Editor of the Examiner - Prostitution Issue
10/16/06: Rash of stolen Plymouth
Vans, Jeep Cherokees and Dodge Trucks
in the Butchers Hill and
Baltimore/Highland areas.
Funeral arrangements are confirmed for Baltimore City firefighter Allen Roberts
who died in the line of duty 10/10/06 fighting a blaze in Greektown.
South East Baltimore Crime Watch Blog
Community Law Center Pro Bono Project
On August 15, 2006, the Baltimore City Liquor Board will be moving to the following address:
American Building, 231 East Baltimore Street, 6th Floor, Baltimore, MD 21202
Leaving Unsolicited Advertising Circulars on Houses
and Cars is Illegal:
How To Report Unwanted Fliers
As you know, it is now against the law for businesses to leave
advertising circulars on residential property and vehicles. Click
here to see the law in the Baltimore City Code. [pp. 1-2]. My office,
as well as many City agencies, has received numerous phone calls from
constituents asking how to report advertising fliers that are left on
their homes or cars without their permission so that violators could
stop trashing their streets and drawing attention to vacant homes. Here's
what you can do when a business leaves advertising fliers in your neighborhood:
