Police Target 14 With Outstanding Warrants for Violent Crimes

Anne Arundel County police announced the arrest of 14 people for outstanding warrants stemming from incidents violent in nature, after a detail of investigators from AACOPD and the Anne Arundel County Sheriff's Office worked to locate the individuals from May 6 to May 8.

Police announced the following people were arrested (pictured above):

• Vera Lynette Johnson, 50, of Glen Burnie, for second-degree child abuse, wielding a dangerous weapon with intent to injure and second-degree assault
• Robert Joseph Statton, 33, of Pasadena, for three counts of second-degree assault, false imprisonment, disorderly conduct and affray
• Henry Albert Eberhardt, 43, of Glen Burnie, for fourth-degree burglary, wielding a dangerous weapon with intent to injure, second-degree assault, attempted theft, trespassing on private property and affray
• Lucy Lee Rogers, 32, of Glen Burnie, for first-degree assault, wielding a dangerous weapon with intent to injure, second-degree assault and reckless endangerment
• Brian Phillip Dodge, 28, of Glen Burnie, for inducing/inhibiting testimony and disorderly conduct
• Arnell Rodney Queen, 34, of Glen Burnie, for second-degree assault
• Joseph Matthew Trageser, 48, of Glen Burnie, for second-degree assault and malicious destruction of property
• Andrew Dakota Morrow, 19, of Pasadena, for second-degree assault, disorderly conduct and affray
• Michael J. Shorter, 31, of Pasadena, for second-degree assault
• Amy Marie Barnes, 27, of Glen Burnie, for second-degree assault
• Javon Stewart, 21, of Glen Burnie, for indecent exposure
• Charles Nicholas Lowery, 22, of Pasadena, for two counts of theft
• Jessica Christine Evans, 18, of Pasadena, for four counts of failing to comply with a peace order, malicious destruction of property, telephone misuse and harassment
• Christina Shantia Cunningham, 24, of Washington DC, for possessing forged private documents, forging private documents and issuing false documents