Anne Arundel County Breaking News and Events

04/16/2024

04/13/2024

Lunch plans today? Lake Shore VFD has ya covered.

FIRE'S ARE LIT AND THE SMELL IS DELICIOUS!

Stop by and grab a great lunch! Serving at 10 until we sell out!!!!!!

Hope to see you all there!!!

04/12/2024

Our friends at Burgers & Bands for Su***de Prevention are in need of sponsors for their event in May.

We're looking for sponsors for our event on May 19th! Sponsorship is a great way to show you and/or your company's support for this cause.

To sponsor, go to www.burgersandbands.org/sponsor.

04/11/2024

🚔 Join the ranks of heroes! Anne Arundel County Police Department beckons you to uphold justice, protect our communities, and make a difference.

Embrace our rewarding $20,000 signing bonus, competitive starting pay, and the pride of serving with integrity. Enjoy the perks of our take-home police car program, ensuring you’re equipped to respond swiftly to any call. Plus, envision a secure future with our enticing 20-year retirement package.

Your commitment is our strength, and together, we safeguard the heart of Maryland! Join us today and be the shield of our community’s safety! 🚨

Apply now ! https://www.governmentjobs.com/careers/annearundel/jobs/4448749-0/police-officer-entry-level

04/11/2024

OJ Simpson dead at 76 years old.

04/11/2024

Shared from our friends at DPW.

that discolored water and trapped air are common after a water main break or other water system maintenance work? We created a step-by-step guide to get your water back to normal after water system maintenance. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3HoLQDK.

04/11/2024

Stop.....Collaborate and Listen!

The I Love the 90's Concert and Tacos and Tequila Music Fest is coming to Prince George's Stadium Saturday, October 5th.

Tickets On-Sale, Wednesday, April 24th at 10am.

https://atmilb.com/4atIMTO

04/10/2024

Car into building, FT Smallwood Rd Curtis Bay. Building inspector requested.

12/25/2023

Merry Christmas!

01/05/2023

From The Annapolis PD.

HELP US FIND THIS VEHICLE
On Friday, 12/20/22 at approximately 9:30pm a pedestrian was struck by a vehicle on Chesapeake Avenue near State Street. The vehicle did not remain at the scene. The suspect vehicle has been identified as a white 2011-2015 Ford Edge with tinted windows.

If you can assist in identifying the suspect, please contact Officer Dekowsky at [email protected], reference case #22-27591.

You can also submit information anonymously through Metro Crime Stoppers by calling 1-800-756-2587. Tipsters may be elgible for a $2,000 reward.

11/14/2022

UPDATE: Found and home safe.

Shared from AAcoPD

CRITICAL MISSING ADULT:

We are searching for a critical missing adult, Barbara Jean Scott, 67-year-old, black female, approximately 4’11”, last seen wearing a gray zip up sweatshirt (no zipper), black shirt, light gray sweatpants, black shoes. Last seen on 11/14/2022 at approximately 2:30 p.m. in the area of Richard Henry Lee Elementary School, 400 A Street SW IN Glen Burnie. Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Ms. Scott is asked to call (410) 222-8610 or 911.

11/14/2022

6:45 a.m., 11/14/22: Due to an overturned tanker that is burning fuel and has shut down the Severn River Bridge to traffic in both directions, all Broadneck cluster schools will operate virtually today. All other schools will operate on time. Further messages regarding virtual instruction for Broadneck cluster students today will be forthcoming.

Debido a un camión cisterna volcado que está quemando combustible y ha cerrado el puente del río Severn al tráfico en ambas direcciones, todas las escuelas del grupo de Broadneck operarán virtualmente hoy. Todas las demás escuelas operarán a tiempo. Más mensajes sobre la instrucción virtual para los estudiantes del grupo de Broadneck hoy estarán por llegar.

11/14/2022

Severn River Bridge (RT 50) all lanes closed in both directions due to a truck crash with fuel spill. . Avoid the area.
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05/16/2022

From Anne Arundel County Public Schools:
11:35 am., 5/16/22: Due to the threat of severe weather, all school-sponsored after-school activities scheduled for today, including evening high school classes and extended school day Performing and Visual Arts magnet programs, are canceled.

All schools will dismiss on time today.

For the status of activities sponsored by agencies other than Anne Arundel County Public Schools, please check with that agency.

05/08/2022

Some sad news out of Baltimore’s Fox 45.

James Uhrin, beloved by generations of television fans around Baltimore, died Saturday morning at his home, his family said. He was 65. His family said he died of an apparent heart attack. Uhrin first appeared on screens in the Baltimore area as Mondy the Sea Monster on the “Captain Chesapeake...

04/27/2022

January 18, 2022 Man Charged with Killing Army Vet in Glen Burnie Crash to Be Sentenced Following Guilty Plea Get link Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Other Apps 6 comments

04/19/2022

Intoxicated and Distracted Driver Receives 20 Years in Fatal Motor Vehicle Crash

Anne Arundel County State’s Attorney Anne C**t Leitess announced today that Guarav “Sonny” Rawal, 38, owner of Champs Pizza in Glen Burnie was sentenced to 20 years of active incarceration for negligent manslaughter and failing to remain at the scene of a collision involving in the death of Anthony Jean-Louis, 37. Rawal was sentenced as a subsequent offender, having two prior driving while impaired cases in 2012 and 2018.

The defendant was intoxicated at the time of the crash, was using the app Snapchat on his phone while driving at an excessive speed, 110 mph, when he slammed into the back of the victim’s car causing him to lose control, overturn and crash into a nearby guardrail.

The defendant entered a guilty plea on December 16, 2021.

“The defendant’s reckless disregard for others is evident by his actions throughout this crime from the level of intoxication, to the excessive speeding, to the use of his cell phone and then leaving the scene of a fatal crash. The most appropriate sentence for this defendant is his removal from our community to protect others,” said State’s Attorney Anne C**t Leitess. “Mr. Jean-Louis was senselessly killed by an out of control driver and his family has suffered from this unimaginable event.”

Assistant State’s Attorney Carolynn Grammas prosecuted this case on behalf of the citizens of Anne Arundel County.

On February 8, 2021, Anne Arundel County police officers were dispatched to a motor vehicle collision near southbound Route 10 in Glen Burnie. There, officers located a white Jeep with extensive rear end damage and a black Mercedes-Benz with extensive front end damage. When police officers arrived to the scene, there were no one inside the Mercedes-Benz. Anne Arundel County Fire Department responded to render aid to the sole occupant of the Jeep who suffered extensive injuries due to the crash. The occupant was declared deceased on scene and later identified as Anthony Jean-Louis. Mr. Jean-Louis was a retired Cryptologic Network Warfare Specialist in the Army Reserve and Army from May 2001 to November 2016, according to an Army spokesperson.

A preliminary investigation of the scene revealed that the driver of the Mercedes-Benz was traveling 110 mph and talking on his phone and using Snapchat when he struck the rear of the victim’s vehicle. The force of the collision resulted in the victim losing control of his vehicle which then flipped and struck the guardrail on the right side of the roadway. The impact with the guardrail caused fatal injuries to the driver.

Anne Arundel County police officers canvassed the area and located the defendant and driver of the Mercedes-Benz after he attempted to solicit multiple people with cash to take him home. When they made contact with the defendant, who was identified as Guarav Rawal, they observed blood on his clothing and dirt and mud on his pants. He told the police that he had fallen and hit his head on the sidewalk where he was standing. Police officers observed small particles of glass on the defendant’s face, beard and clothing. DNA testing later confirmed the defendant was the operator of the vehicle.

The defendant was not supposed to be operating any vehicle without an interlock device on his vehicle, a court-ordered condition from his prior driving while impaired conviction. The Mercedes-Benz had no such device installed.

The injuries observed on the defendant were consistent with the injuries expected in a vehicle collision of this nature. While speaking with the defendant, officers detected a faint odor of alcoholic beverage emanating from the defendant. He was then transported to the police department to submit to a breath test where his breath specimen was found to contain an alcohol concentration of .12 which is over the legal limit.

The Honorable Michael Wachs presided over the case.

04/17/2022

The Evergreen Ever Forward has been refloated and is making its way down the bay.

The U.S. Coast Guard (USCG) investigation of the container ship, Ever Forward, which ran aground in the Chesapeake Bay March 13, will determine the cause of the grounding. That investigation is ongoing, but causes for ship groundings can include any number of factors, including mechanical issues, co...