ROADCHECK 2013 YIELDS RESULTS

ROADCHECK 2013 YIELDS RESULTS IN PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY

(LANDOVER, MD) – Commercial vehicles traveling in and around the Capital Beltway region yesterday were the target of “Roadcheck 2013”, a coordinated enforcement effort that resulted in scores of trucks being placed out of service for safety defects and a dozen drivers taken off the road for being unqualified to drive commercial vehicles.

Yesterday, members of the Maryland State Police Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division were joined by allied law enforcement and regulatory officers as they launched “Roadcheck 2013” at Fedex Field in Landover. The enforcement initiative focused on commercial vehicles traveling around the Capital Beltway in Prince George’s County.

Commercial trucks and buses were directed into a temporary inspection zone set up at Fed Ex Field in Landover. The operation used overhead road signs and variable message boards to notify commercial motor vehicles on the Capital Beltway (Interstate 495) would be inspected at the temporary weigh and inspection site off Arena Drive. Roving police units patrolled the surrounding area for vehicles attempting to avoid inspection at the fixed site.


Commercial vehicle inspectors examined 525 vehicles. Of those, 101 vehicles were placed out-of-service for major safety defects. In addition, 19 drivers were placed out of service for being unqualified to operate commercial vehicles. Police issued 181 traffic citations and 284 warnings for commercial vehicle related violations.

Allied law enforcement and regulatory agencies assisting with the operation included the Virginia State Police, Montgomery County Police Department, Prince Georges County Police Department, Calvert County Sheriff, Maryland Department of the Environment (MDE), Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration, and Maryland Comptroller’s Office personnel. In addition to the Maryland State Police Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division personnel, State Police units also assisted, including the Special Operations Division K-9 and command vehicle, Cadets, Tactical Medics and the Electronic Services Division.
Similar operations will be conducted in the future as state and local police work together to reduce traffic injuries and deaths, while increasing safety on Maryland roads.

Submitted:
Maryland State Police

Ray Ray's Pet Parade !! Get Your Pet Dressed Up !!

Ray Ray, age 7, invites you and your pet to join him on a parade through Onancock to celebrate animals.

If possible, kindly bring a can of pet food, litter, bleach or other pet supply to donate to the local SPCA.

Dress your pet and strut your stuff!

Bones awards will be given for top 3 costumes.

 Silly people hats are encouraged.

Friendly pets of ALL kinds are welcome.
 Pets must be leashed or carried. Owners are responsible for pet's behavior and bodily functions. Water will be provided.

The parade begins behind the Roseland Theatre and proceeds along the sidewalk to the wharf and back.

Rain date is Sunday, June 9, 1:00.

Good luck, Ray Ray!!!

Cypress Festival Update

Cypress Festival Update 

 

 

 

 

 

Wristband
sales end June 11 at 4pm

 

 

 

 

Boat Decorating first prize

Doesn't have to fancy- just make it FUN!

$150 gift certificate to Riverside Grill

Enter for free

Find forms for all events at

pocomokecypressfestival.com

 

 

NO PRIZE BUT GLORY!

Photo/ J. Glovier

 

 

We know you love a challenge so we gotta think it's the sign up fee preventing you from competing in the

Tug-O-War and Raft Regatta

at the 2013 Cypress Festival! 

 

 So we are waving all fees... and all prize money. 

 

NO PRIZE BUT GLORY!

 

Win these events and have a trophy with your team's names proudly displayed at Don's Seafood and Chicken House in Pocomoke for the next year and brag all the way to 2014!  

 

What's that?  You are not as young as last time you competed in these events?  We have a special category just for those who are over 50, called "Party Like It's 1999"  

 

So no excuses!  

 

Make this a Cypress Festival to remember!

 

Volunteers needed for Cypress Festival
For all of you who have volunteered for the Cypress Festival so far, thank you!  We still need volunteers, especially for Saturday.  

Please contact the Chamber at 410-957-1919 or pocomokechamber@gmail.com  if you would like to help out. 
 

 

2013 Law Enforcement Torch Run – Worcester County, MD

2013 Law Enforcement Torch Run – Worcester County, MD

On June 3, 2013, Ocean City Police participated in the Law Enforcement Torch Run in support of Special Olympics Maryland. OCPD joined law enforcement agencies from all over Worcester County for this great cause.


 

Thank you for all you do !

Attempt To Launch Wednesday Night

Rocket Launch Postponed from Wallops

06.04.13

 

The launch tonight of a Black Brant XII suborbital rocket from NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility, Virginia, has been postponed.

The mission was postponed due to insufficient time to cool the instruments on the payload down to the required temperatures before launch.

The launch is now scheduled between 11 and 11:59 p.m., June 5. The launch window runs through June 10. The rocket may be visible to residents in the mid-Atlantic region.

With CIBER, scientists will study when the first stars and galaxies formed in the universe and how brightly they burned their nuclear fuel.

 

 

The NASA Visitor Center at Wallops will open at 9:30 p.m. on launch day for public viewing of the launch.

The mission will be available live on Ustream beginning at 10 p.m. on launch day at: http://www.ustream.com/channel/nasa-wallops

Mission status on launch day can be followed on Twitter and Facebook at: http://www.twitter.com/NASA_Wallops or http://www.facebook.com/NASAWFF

Mission status also is available on the Wallops launch status line at 757-824-2050.

More information on CIBER and the NASA Sounding Rocket Program is available at:http://www.nasa.gov/soundingrockets

Bay Bridge ~ Westbound Lanes Closed Due to Incident‏

UPDATE

6/3/13 -- 12:30 p.m. update -- Two Westbound Lanes Reopened‏
REMAINING LANE EXPECTED TO REOPEN SHORTLY
Westbound Lanes Closed Due to Incident ~Bay Bridge‏

WESTBOUND LANES CURRENTLY CLOSED DUE TO INCIDENT
Motorists Advised to Call 1-877-BAYSPAN (229-7726) for Current Traffic Conditions
Follow us on Twitter at TheMDTA or on Facebook at facebook.com/TheMDTACurrently, the westbound lanes of the Bay Bridge are closed due to an injured worker on the bridge.  Initial reports indicate that the worker's injuries are non-life-threatening.  Emergency response crews are on the scene.  Officials will reopen the lanes as soon as possible.

Thank you for your patience and cooperation.

For Statewide traffic conditions, visit md511.org.  For the most up-to-date information follow us on Twitter at TheMDTA or on Facebook at facebook.com/TheMDTA.

MARYLAND STATE POLICE LAUNCH “ROADCHECK 2013”

MEDIA ADVISORY: MARYLAND STATE POLICE LAUNCH “ROADCHECK 2013”

(LARGO, MD) -- Maryland State Police commercial vehicle enforcement personnel, joined by the Commercial Vehicle Safety Alliance (CVSA), is holding the official U.S. kick-off event for Roadcheck 2013. This is a multiple-day initiative focusing on ensuring the safe equipment and operation of buses, trucks, and other commercial vehicles operating in North America.

On June 4, 2013, Maryland State Police Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division inspection teams will work fixed and roving locations throughout the Washington, D.C metro area. Teams of troopers and inspectors will target commercial vehicles committing traffic violations and in violation of state and federal safety regulations. Starting tomorrow and running 72 hours straight, inspectors from North America will conduct Level 1 inspections of passenger carrying commercial vehicles as well as properly secured cargo.

Roadcheck 2013 helps to remind carriers of the importance of maintenance and compliance with commercial vehicle safety regulations. Inspections will be conducted of vehicle equipment, secured cargo, driver’s log books, hazardous materials documentation, and other areas that impact safe operation.

  A special emphasis will be on the new hours-of-service requirements that take effect on July 1, 2013. 

Court Decides DNA Swabs During Arrests Are Constitutional

Maryland Vs. King Ruling: US Supreme Court Decides DNA Swabs During Arrests Are Constitutional In 5-4 Decision

Police are allowed to take DNA samples from people they arrest on charges of serious crimes, even if there are no plans to prosecute them for the offenses, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled in a 5-4 decision handed down Monday.

Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote the majority opinion for the court. Also voting with Kennedy were Chief Justice John Roberts and Justices Clarence Thomas, Stephen Breyer and Samuel Alito. Justice Antonin Scalia, who wrote the dissenting opinion, joined Justices Ruth Bader Ginsberg, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan in the minority.

Alonzo Jay King
Photo/Salisbury Police Dept.

The case, Maryland vs. King, stemmed from a ruling by the Maryland Court of Appeals, which said that the DNA cheek swab from Alonzo Jay King obtained by the authorities in Wicomico County, Md., was unlawful. King’s DNA was taken following his 2009 arrest on assault charges, and the material linked him to an unsolved 2003 rape. King was later convicted of the rape, but Maryland’s highest court threw it out, arguing that he was subject to unlawful search and seizure.


But Monday’s ruling by the high court reversed the Maryland court’s decision, with Kennedy arguing that DNA samples are the 21st century equivalent of fingerprinting and does not constitute a violation of the 4th Amendment,.

“When officers make an arrest supported by probable cause to hold for a serious offense and they bring the suspect to the station to be detained in custody, taking and analyzing a cheek swab of the arrestee’s DNA is, like fingerprinting and photographing, a legitimate police booking procedure that is reasonable under the Fourth Amendment,” Kennedy wrote.

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2nd Annual K9 Fundraiser ~ Worcester County Sheriff's Office

 Fun for the whole family!

 

 

 Contact Heather Horner or any member of the WCSO K9 Unit to get your tickets!

Kitten As Office Help ~ Video

Not all of you readers are acquainted with facebook.

Quite often there are videos there that really do catch my eye so I like to share them with those of you who may not ever see them.

Here's a video that NO ONE should miss!  I also had this problem with my now cat when she was a kitten but because my printer is on the center shelf she could never sit comfortably.

Please watch this and if you don't start your day with a loud exclamation please call your doctor...

Printer Totally Ruins Cat's Day!!!

Have a great day !!

Rocket Launch Scheduled For Tonight From Wallops

Rocket Launch Scheduled June 4 From Wallops

WALLOPS ISLAND, VA – A Black Brant XII suborbital rocket carrying the Cosmic Infrared Background ExpeRiment (CIBER)is scheduled for launch between 11 and 11:59 p.m. EDT, June 4, from NASA’s launch range at the Wallops Flight Facility in Virginia.

The backup launch days are June 5 through 10. The rocket may be visible to residents in the mid-Atlantic region.

With CIBER, scientists will be studying when the first stars and galaxies formed in the universe and how brightly they burned their nuclear fuel.

Jamie Bock, CIBER principal investigator from the California Institute of Technology, said, “The objectives of the experiment are of fundamental importance for astrophysics: to probe the process of first galaxy formation. The measurement is extremely difficult technically.”

This will be the fourth flight for CIBER on a NASA sounding rocket. The previous launches were in 2009, 2010 and 2012 from the White Sands Missile Range, N.M. After each flight the experiment or payload was recovered for post-calibrations and re-flight.
For this flight CIBER will fly on a larger and more powerful rocket than before. This will loft CIBER to a higher altitude than those previously obtained, thus providing longer observation time for the instruments. The experiment, which will safely splash down in the Atlantic Ocean more than 400 miles off the Virginia coast, will not be recovered.

The NASA Visitor Center at Wallops will open at 9:30 p.m. on launch day for public viewing of the launch.

The mission will be available live on Ustream beginning at 10 p.m. on launch day at: http://www.ustream.com/channel/nasa-wallops

Mission status on launch day can be followed on Twitter and Facebook at:http://www.twitter.com/NASA_Wallops or http://www.facebook.com/NASAWFF

Mission status also is available on the Wallops launch status line at 757-824-2050.
More information on CIBER and the NASA Sounding Rocket Program is available at:http://www.nasa.gov/soundingrockets

http://www.nasa.gov/centers/wallops/news/ciberla.html

POCOMOKE CITY MAYOR AND COUNCIL MEETING ~ Tonight

 

 

A G E N D A

POCOMOKE CITY MAYOR AND COUNCIL MEETING

7:30 p.m., Monday, June 3, 2013

City Hall

 

1. Call to Order, Prayer and Pledge of Allegiance.

 
2.  Review and approval of minutes from meeting of May 6, 2013.
 
3.  Review and approval of bills to be paid.
 
4.  Public Hearing on proposed fiscal year 2013-14 annual budget.
 
5.  First Reading of Res. No. 475 to adopt the budget for fiscal year 2014.
 
6.  First Reading of Res. No. 476 to set the tax rates for fiscal year 2014.
 
7.  First Reading of Res. No. 477 to set fees, charges and penalties for fiscal year 2014.
 
8.  Discuss letter from MarVa for tax abatement.
 
9.  City Manager to present list of properties for abatement of taxes.
 
10.  Councilman Malloy to discuss recent completion of Nature Trail improvements near Stevenson’s Pond and to introduce members of volunteer nature trail committee.
 
11.  City Manager to present summary of bids received for construction of new golf course clubhouse building.  (Bid opening:  11:00 a.m., 6/3/13)
 
12.  Discuss letter from Mike Shannon requesting approval of One-Day Beer License on August 18, 2013 for Boat Docking Event.
 
13.  Follow up discussion on Cassatt Tower building adjacent to railroad swing bridge. (Owner, Norfolk-Southern Railroad)
 
Comments from the Audience.
Mayor and Council Items.
Adjourn .

Firemen's Fest- Coming Soon!!

 

COMING SOON!!

CONTACT THEM FOR ADVANCE TICKETS

 

A Special Father's Day Story Time

Join the

Pocomoke Library as they celebrate DAD'S with this special "Saturday Fathers Day Story Time".

Ages 3 to 5

 

Worcester County Library on facebook

More Teams Needed For Cypress Festival Competitions

 

 

Cypress Festival Half-Price Wristbands - $8

 

 

On sale at the Chamber, 6 market Street, or the Lower Shore YMCA
until Tuesday June 11 at 4 pm

Unlimited rides! Good for:

Wednesday June 12, 6 to 10 pm

or

Thursday June 13, 6 to 10 pm

or

Saturday June 15, noon to 4 pm

 

 

New and returning events and attractions include:

 

Naturalist guided walks on the Pocomoke Nature Trail 

Delmarva Discovery Center Live Animal Shows

Board the Skipjack Hilda Willing every day

Cruises by Pocomoke River Cruises on Saturday 

Crabtown Cruisers on Saturday

Teams needed for 

 Tug O War 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Raft Race- 

 

 

Trophy displayed at Don's Seafood and Chicken House!

Boat decorating contest-

 free to enter, 3 gift certificates prizes, top prize $150 at Riverside Grill!

 

 

 

More information on the Cypress Festival

and

For upcoming events 

 see

www.pocomoke.com

 

SPCA Awareness Day

FUN FOR YOUR DOGGY FRIENDS!!

The Worcester County Sheriff's Office and Many Others Still Seaching For Missing Older Lady

STILL   MISSING

Helen S. David

The Worcester County Sheriff's Office is still searching or Mrs. Helen S. David, 77 year old white female 5-6 about 160lbs.

HELEN S. DAVID
MISSING

 
She was last seen wearing blue shirt blue pants. Was last seen Monday at 1500 hrs in South Point near Berlin, Maryland.
 
Worcester County Sheriff's Office is  asking that all South Point residents and residents along the Rt. 611 corridor check their property for Mrs. David.


Call the Sheriff's Office at 410-632-1111 if you locate her.

6-Year-Old Using Cross Walk Struck By Car

Jasmine Denise Shuman

OCPD Arrest Driver after a Collision Involving 6-Year-Old Pedestrian Crossing in a Crosswalk

On June 1, 2013, at approximately 1:45 p.m. Ocean City Police and EMS responded to the area of 19^th Street and Baltimore Avenue, in reference to a child being struck by a vehicle.


Officers and paramedics arrived at the scene and determined a 6-year-old female and her mother were crossing Baltimore Avenue from east to west in the crosswalk at 19^th Street.  The child was struck by a vehicle traveling southbound on Baltimore Avenue. 

The child was treated at the scene by OC EMS and later flown by Maryland State Police helicopter to the University Of Maryland Medical Center Shock Trauma for further treatment.

The vehicle, which initially stopped after the collision, left the scene but was later located and stopped by an OCPD foot officer as it was about to head west over the Route 50 Bridge at North Division Street.  The driver of the suspect vehicle was identified as:

Jasmine Denise Shuman, 18, of Salisbury. The investigation determined that Shuman was the operator of the vehicle that struck the 6-year-old pedestrian and left the scene.

Shuman was arrested and has been charged with:

• Failure to Immediately Stop at Scene of Accident involving bodily injury (20-102a1)Failure to Immediately Return and Remain at the Scene of an Accident Involving Bodily Injury (20-102a2)
• Failure of Drive Involved in Accident to Render Reasonable Assistance to Injured Person (20-104a)
• Failure of Driver Involved in Bodily Injury Accident to Furnish Required ID and License (20-104b)
• Failure of Vehicle Driver in Bodily Injury Accident to Exhibit License to a Police Officer (20-104c)
• Failure Vehicle Driver in Accident to Report Bodily Injury to Nearest Police (20-104d)

Shuman was seen by an Ocean City District Court Commissioner and was released on $5000 unsecured bond.

At the time of this release the 6-year-old child is being treated for injuries related to the crash and is in stable condition.

Submitted:
Ocean City Police Dept.

TIME MACHINE ... 1952, 1850, 1933, 1914, 1906

(Reader-friendly viewing of newspaper archives material)
　
　
May, 1952
(The Salisbury Times)

Several Mysterious Explosions Shake Shore Naval Base Area

CHINCOTEAGUE- First came the big boom. Buildings on the Navy base shivered and shook. Residents of the naval station ran outdoors, fearing an explosion or a bomb. They complained of intense pressure on the ear drums.

Then came another boom. The concussion was of equal intensity. Then another. And another. And another.

The naval base switchboard became jammed with telephone calls. Everyone wanted to know what was going on to interrupt the Saturday afternoon serenity of the Eastern Shore of Virginia for miles around.

Officers began immediately to determine the source of the concussion. It didn't take long to find out that it wasn't coming from the naval base.

That started off an investigation in the Fifth Naval District by the Navy to find out what was the cause. So far nothing has turned up from Norfolk headquarters to shed any light on the origin of the mystery blasts from seaward.

Reports were received from at least two points in Accomack County that the blasts shook plaster off the walls. One report came from the ancient Accomack County courthouse in Accomac, 20 miles away. A home owner in Chincoteague said plaster was knocked off his walls.

It was heard in Onancock, 28 miles away. Folks in Pocomoke City heard the blasts, too. People in Pocomoke City, like those on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, are used to target practice with big guns in nearby Chesapeake Bay. But these blasts, they said, were the severest of all. Nobody counted the number, but the Navy said there were "several."

The Navy didn't discount the possibility of a distant thunderstorm as the cause, saying maybe freak atmospheric conditions caused the concussion to have such intensity.

There was also a possibility that freak conditions could have caused the concussion to stem from firing ranges many miles from here.

The blasts were heard between 2:30 and 4 P.M. Saturday.

What deepens the mystery is the knowledge throughout the armed forces that Saturday is traditionally a day off except in an emergency, hence why would any service units be in action? No emergency in this area is known to exist.


　　
August, 1850
(Burlington Hawk Eye- Burlington, Iowa)

Henry A. Wise.- The Snow Hill (Md) Shield, published in Worcester County, opposite Accomac(k), Va., states that at a reform meeting, held in Temperanceville, on Saturday, Mr. Wise, who is a candidate for the Virginia reform convention, provoked an altercation with Mr. David Wallop, an influential democrat, who opposes Mr. Wise's election. Mr. Wise is said to have made some reckless declaration, which Mr. Wallop pronounced a "d______d lie." (newspaper's spelling.) Upon this, Mr. Wise dealt him a blow, which would probably cost Wise his life, but for the interference of bystanders, who prevented further difficulty. Wallop is still unredressed; and as both are men of high mettle, "the end is not yet."
　
　
(Time Machine archive, Sept., 2011)

Thanks to former Pocomoke resident M.W. of Columbia, Md. for contributing the following item this week:

The newest issue of the Keystone - the magazine of the Pennsylvania Railroad Historical Society - has an interesting article about another Eastern Shore train wreck. At about 3:15 in the morning on April 2, 1933, the Northbound Cavalier passenger express derailed in Wyoming Delaware - just south of Dover - killing the engineer and fireman, injuring numerous passengers, and destroying much of the Wyoming Ice and Cold Storage Plant. What makes the story interesting is that the Boston Red Sox baseball team occupied the back 3 Pullman cars of the train. They had played a spring training exhibition game in Norfolk, and were on their way north to Newark for another exhibition game. So they had boarded the train in Norfolk, which was then floated across the train car ferry to Cape Charles, and then North through Delmarva with brief layover in Delmar where the train changed crews. Article gives lots of details about the investigation and determination of cause of crash etc. The Red Sox team players were not injured, but got off the train and helped other passengers and received a lot of praise. The team trainer provided first aid until police and ambulance crews arrived. Just another interesting bit of shore history.

　
January, 1914
(The Daily News- Frederick, Md.)

The Bible In The Schools

A bill introduced in the House by Mr. Gatch, of Baltimore County, by request, makes compulsory the reading of a chapter of the Bible at the daily opening exercises of each public school in the State.
　
　
May, 1906
(Ledger-Enterprise, Pocomoke City)

(Excerpts of facts about Worcester County)

The banks of the county are the First National and the Commercial, at Snow Hill; the Pocomoke National, the Citizen's National and E. G. Polk's Savings Bank at Pocomoke City; the C. B. Taylor Banking Company, the private bank of L. L. Dirickson, Jr., the Exchange Savings Bank, at Berlin; the Stockton Bank, at Stockton, and the George L. Barnes & Company at Girdletree. The individual deposits subject to check, as shown by the last statements, aggregate over $1,450,000.

The Equitable Building and Loan Association of Snow Hill is now building a handsome home in Snow Hill, and will open a banking department soon.

Pocomoke City, Snow Hill and Ocean City have excellent electric light and water works systems. The lines of the Diamond State Telephone Company and the Pocomoke Telephone Company cover the county in every direction, and first-class town and county service is given by both companies, and through the Diamond State Telephone Company first-class long-distance service is also given.

There are five newspapers in the county: the Democratic Messenger at Snow Hill; the LEDGER-ENTERPRISE and Worcester Democrat, at Pocomoke City; the Berlin Herald and the Berlin Advance at Berlin.
The schools rank among the highest in the State. The religious denominations represented by churches are the Presbyterian, Protestant Episcopal, Methodist Episcopal, Methodist Protestant, Southern Methodist, Old School Baptists, the Disciples of Christ, New School Baptist and Roman Catholics. There are 86 white and 20 colored schools in the county.

The county Court House is one of the handsomest on the Peninsula and was built around 1895 at a cost of about $35,000. The jail was built at the same time and thoroughly equipped.　


　
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Parksley Volunteer Fire Company Boat and Bucks Giveaway!

ONE WEEK  LEFT !!

One week away from the Parksley Volunteer Fire Co's Boat and Bucks Giveaway!

 

 If you don't have your ticket yet be sure to get it soon before the event is sold out!

 

$40 ticket gets you a chance to win 250 bucks every 15 minutes and a 2013 carolina skiff dlv boat/motor/trailer combo.

 

Unlimited food and beverages are included in the ticket price.

 

Entertainment provided by Hit n Run Mobile Music.

6-10pm next Saturday night!

 

Get your ticket online at www.parksleyvfc.org

 

 

Attempted Burglary Leads To High Speed Chase / Arrests Made

Worcester County Sheriff's Office

 

An attempted burglary of a South Point home Saturday morning led police on a high-speed pursuit into Delaware that ended with two suspects in custody.

 

 It started about 9 a.m. when two African-American males attempted a burglary of a home in the 11800 block of Porfin Drive, according to Maryland State Police.

 

 The homeowner fired shots at the suspects, who fled, according to Worcester County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Lt. Ed Schreier. Sheriff’s deputies responded to the home, and spoke with the homeowner, he said.

 

 Over the radio, police said to be on the lookout for the two males driving a white minivan with Virginia tags. A Maryland State Trooper in the area of Route 50 and Route 113 saw the minivan, and attempted to stop it. The drivers didn’t pull over, and the pursuit began.

 

State police and Worcester Sheriff’s deputies pursued the minivan up Route 113 at speeds exceeding 100 mph.

 

 The chase continued into Selbyville, where the suspects turned onto Delaware Road, and bailed out of the car. The suspects were found and taken into custody without incident.

 

 Schreier said Delaware State Police now have the two suspects in custody. He said fugitive warrants must be issued in Maryland. Once Maryland authorities have proper extradition paperwork in place, the suspects can be taken back into Maryland.

 

 The suspects’ names are not available at this time.