Barrack U - Prince Frederick

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"The mission of the Maryland State Police is to fulfill its role as the State's lead coordinating law enforcement organization with commitment to pride, equity, respect and integrity. the Maryland State Police will effectively direct personnel and multidimensional resources in partnership with private and public entities to achieve public safety by improving the quality of life for citizens of Maryland."

Announcements

May is National "Move Over" Awareness Month - Tuesday, May 08, 2012

Drivers approaching an emergency vehicle that is stopped, standing, or parked on a highway and using any visual signals, must move into the next lane away from the emergency vehicle.  If a lane change is not possible, the driver must slow to a reasonable and prudent speed that is safe for the existing conditions. 

A violation of this statute will cost you $110 and 1 point; $150 and 3 points if it contriubutes to an accident; and $750 and 3 points if the violation contributes to an accident that results in death or serious bodily injury.

 
Change in Fingerprinting Policy - Tuesday, March 13, 2012

About the Barrack

 



The Maryland State Police Prince Frederick Barrack "U" is a full service law enforcement operation providing services to a population of almost 90,000 people. Calvert County is 213 square miles and has 101 miles of shoreline with the Chesapeake Bay on the eastern side and the Patuxent River on the western. The men and woman of the barrack are dedicated to serving the county in all aspects of law enforcement. Currently, there are 20 Troopers assigned to full time road patrol of the county. These Troopers are focused on providing traffic safety, ciminal enforcement, community outreach and raising awareness in several different areas.

In 2011 the Prince Frederick Barrack responded to just under 23,000 calls for service, conducted 21,252 traffic stops, made 292 DUI/DWI arrests, conducted 851 criminal investigations and made 327 CDS related arrests.

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Press Releases





Possession of Marijuana: On 4/17/12 at 7:51 pm, Trooper First Class Lewis stopped a vehicle for traffic violations on Skinners Turn Rd. in Owings. A search of the vehicle revealed that Joseph J. Navalaney Jr., 18, and John P. Grogan, 18, both of Owings were in possession of marijuana. They were arrested and incarcerated at the Calvert County Detention Center.
 

Theft from Vehicle: On 4/17/12 at 10:00 pm, Senior Trooper Gill responded to the parking lot of the Giant store in Lusby for a reported theft from a vehicle. While the victim was returning the shopping cart to the front of the store, he purse was stolen from her vehicle. Investigation continues.

Possession of Marijuana: On 4/18/12 at 12:15 pm, Trooper S. Lewis stopped a vehicle for traffic violations on HG Truman Rd. in Lusby. A search of the vehicle revealed Marijuana. Dawn M. Johnson, 39 of Lusby, was arrested and incarcerated at the Calvert County Detention Center.

Attempted Burglary and Destruction of Property: On 4/20/12 at 8:38 am, Trooper Barlow responded to Patuxent Elementary School in Lusby for a reported destruction of property. The gymnasium door and door handle were damaged during an attempted break-in. Investigation continues.

Destruction of Property: On 4/20/12 at 7:41 pm, Corporal Fleetwood responded to the 5400 block of Cove View Dr. in St. Leonard for a reported destruction of property. During a dispute, Chad D. L. Wallace, 26 of Prince Frederick, struck the rear window of the victim’s vehicle with a closed fist and shattered the window. Charges are pending.

Disorderly Conduct and Destruction of Property: On 4/20/12 at 11:25 pm, Trooper Esnes was on foot patrol on Solomons Island when he observed Nicholas E. Petri, 23 of Carlyle, Il acting in a loud and disorderly manner. After refusing to obey the Trooper’s orders to cease, he was placed under arrest. After being placed in a Calvert County Detention Center transport van Petri kicked the inside of the van causing damage. He was incarcerated at the Calvert County Detention Center.

Destruction of Property: On 4/21/12 at 11:39 am, Trooper First Class Parker responded to the 14300 block of Solomons Island Rd. in Solomons for a reported destruction of property. The side of the victim’s vehicle was damaged. Investigation continues.

Possession of Percocet:  On 4/24/12 at 12:56 am, Trooper First Class Evans stopped a vehicle for traffic violations on Adelina Rd. in Prince Frederick.  A search of the vehicle revealed that Tiara S. Boyd, 21 of Prince Frederick, was in possession of percocet, which she did not have a prescription for.  She was arrested and incarcerated at the Calvert County Detention Center.

Possession with Intent to Distribute:  On 4/24/12 at 11:41 pm, Trooper First Class Lewis stopped a vehicle for traffic violations on Rt. 4 in Prince Frederick.  A K-9 scan of the vehicle alerted to the presence of drugs.  Jamal C. Fraley, 19 of Lusby, was found to be in possession of large amounts of marijuana.  He was arrested and incarcerated at the Calvert County Detention Center.

Deadly Weapon and Marijuana Possession:  On 4/26/12 at 12:16 am, Senior Trooper Gill detected a strong odor of marijuana emitting from a room at the Super 8 Motel in Prince Frederick.  Brenda L. Gouin, 42 of Waldorf and Aaron R. Hernandez, 36 of Upper Marlboro, were both arrested for marijuana possession.  Hernandez was additionally charged with possession of a concealed deadly weapon.  They were incarcerated at the Calvert County Detention Center.

Disorderly Conduct:  On 4/26/12 at 1:08 pm, Trooper Casarella responded to the 7-11 in Prince Frederick for a reported disorderly subject.  James D. Wirick, 48 of Lusby, was found to be extremely intoxicated and became disorderly while resisting arrest.  He was incarcerated at the Calvert County Detention Center.  

Possession of Oxycodone:  On 4/29/12 at 4:19 am, Trooper Esnes approached a suspicious vehicle in the parking lot of Flooring America in Prince Frederick.  A passenger, Jamar D. Mackall, 35 of Prince Frederick, was found to be in possession of oxycodone, which he did not have a prescription for.   He was arrested and incarcerated at the Calvert County Detention Center.

Trooper Recognition

TROOPER OF THE MONTH
The following Troopers are recognized for outstanding overall performance.

 

JANUARY - TFC E. WEST

FEBRUARY - TPR S. LEWIS

MARCH - TPR C. ESNES

APRIL - TPR C. ESNES 

 

DUI ENFORCEMENT TROOPER OF THE MONTH
The following Troopers are recognized for helping maintain traffic saftey through DUI enforcement.

 

JANUARY - TFC D. SAUCERMAN

FEBRUARY - TFC A. MERKLESON & TPR S. LEWIS

MARCH - TPR S. LEWIS

APRIL - TFC E. WEST & TPR S. LEWIS

Barrack Photos

Barrack U - Prince Frederick

210 Main Street
Prince Frederick, Maryland 20678

410-535-1400 (phone)
410-535-1470 (fax)

princefred@mdsp.org
 
Commander
Lieutenant R. L. Stephens

Assistant Commander
First Seargent P. Spaulding

Assistant Commander
Detective Seargent A. Paton

Fingerprinting Info

EFFECTIVE MARCH 19, 2012

PAPER FINGERPRINT CARDS WILL NO LONGER BE
ACCEPTED BY THE FBI.

AS A RESULT, THE MARYLAND STATE POLICE WILL
NO LONGER TAKE FINGERPRINTS USING INK AND
PAPER FINGERPRINT CARDS.

IF YOU REQUIRE FINGERPRINTS TO BE TAKEN, YOU
MUST HAVE THAT DONE AT AN APPROVED
ELECTRONIC FINGERPRINT CAPTURE LOCATION.
ELECTRONIC FINGERPRINTING SERVICES CAN BE
LOCATED BY VISITING THE FOLLOWING WEBSITE:
www.dpscs.maryland.gov
Click on the ‘Fingerprinting Services’ link beneath the
‘Quick Links’ column.

 

Accident Reports

At the Barrack
You may obtain a copy of an accident report taken by a Trooper. To do so, you can report in person to the Barrack, please have your MD Driver's LIcense as well as case number provided by the Trooper ready upon your arrival. You will also need a check or money order made payable to the Maryland State Police in the amount of $4.00

Requests by Mail
Mail a written request to: Maryland State Police, Central Records Division, 1711 Belmont Avenue, Baltimore, MD 21244, along with a check or money order for $4.00, paypable to the Maryland State Police for each report requested. The following information is required: driver's name, date of incident, location of incident, report number, and a self address stamped return envelope.

Need Help?

There are several agencies willing to help with difficult situations in Calvert County. The Calvert County Health Department provides a variety of services including but not limited to domestic violence support. For more information on this topic please visit HERE.

Recruitment

BARRACK RECRUITER



SGT. B. BEVARD



410-535-1400 during normal business hours or email at bbevard@mdsp.org.



Interested in becoming a Maryland State Trooper or Cadet? Contact our Barrack recruiter for more information and visit the MSP recruiment page HERE.

Rookie Driver