Police, Fire Incidents: Robbery, Burglary, Drug Arrests

This activity report is a selection of local incidents provided as a public service to the community and compiled by Patch. It is not a complete listing of all events and crimes reported.

Jan. 29
Glen Burnie: Robbery

Three male suspects allegedly robbed a 21-year-old man as he sat in his vehicle in Glen Burnie on Sunday night, police said.

According to a police press release, officers responded to the area of Phirne Road East and Nolfield Drive in Glen Burnie at about 9:45 p.m. Sunday for a reported robbery.

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Jan. 27
Glen Burnie: Burglary arrests

Anne Arundel County police arrested two Glen Burnie men early Friday morning in connection with the burglary of an auto parts store.

John Lee Herren, 35, of the 1800 block of Tower Road and Robert Joseph Mewshaw, 55, of the 900 block of Langley Road both were charged with fourth-degree burglary and theft under $1,000, according to online court documents.

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Gambrills: Robbery arrest

Anne Arundel County Police arrested an Odenton teen who they said robbed a younger fan at a basketball game at Jan. 26. 

Police charged Rodrecus Shaqueil Medley, 18, of the 500 block of Retreat Court, with robbery, theft and second-degree assault in connection with the incident during the game between Arundel and on Jan. 27, according to online court documents.

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Jan. 19
Brooklyn Park: Drug arrests

Anne Arundel County police arrested two Brooklyn Park residents on Jan. 19 after executing a search warrant at their home.

Michael Wayne Jordan, 21, and Crystal Eve Novak, 22, both of the 5300 block of Patrick Henry Drive, were charged with possession and possession with intent to distribute marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.

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Metro Crime Stoppers: If you have information on the above incidents, please call, email or text your tip to Metro Crime Stoppers. A hotline is available 24 hours a day toll-free at 866-7LOCKUP or text "MCS" plus your message to CRIMES (274637).

Phone calls are not recorded and callers remain anonymous. You may also be eligible for a cash reward of up to $2,000.

Odenton Patch Editor Tim Lemke contributed to this report.