LEXINGTON
PARK ---
(March 18,
2009) ---
There are
newly
transplanted
visitors to
the Hotel
St. Mary’s
who likely
are not
mixed in
with the
general
population
of the jail.
St. Mary’s
Vice and
Narcotics
Commander
Capt. Dan
Alioto
reports that
the
Lexington
Park area is
going to be
a little
short on
those
walking the
main street
of Lexington
Park due to
an
enforcement
action taken
over the
past few
days.
A routine
part of life
in Lexington
Park has
become a
daily scene
of crack
whores
walking up
and down
Great Mills
Road,
soliciting
the
customers of
those
arriving to
pick up
carryout
food or
prescriptions
at several
stores just
two blocks
from the
main gate of
the Patuxent
River Naval
Air
Station.
Various
homeless men
also
panhandle
for money as
they refuse
to live in
the local
Three Oaks
homeless
shelter
which does
not allow
booze or
drugs, at
least not
officially,
although
sources
report that
various
druggies
have been
able to get
drugs inside
due to the
lax
operation of
the shelter.
Capt. Alioto
reports that
Vice
Narcotics
Detectives,
assisted by
support team
members, an
Assistant
State’s
Attorney and
Sheriff’s
Office
Patrol
Deputies,
conducted a
Prostitution
Operation
this past
weekend.
Several
arrests were
made and
they are as
follows:
SOLICITATION
FOR
PROSTITUTION
Tonya
Rochelle
Wilson (Age
38 of Bowie,
Maryland)
Revah
Gabrielle
Williams aka
“Sunshine”
(Age 19 of
Washington
DC)
Jasmin
Ashley
Crawford aka
“Honey” (Age
19 of
Capital
Heights,
Maryland)
Mary Queen
Johnson aka
“Emperious”
(Age 29 of
Woodbridge,
Va.)
Police
report that
a fifth
suspect is
in the
process of
being
charged and
her
information
will be made
available
soon.
Emmanuel
Ezmon Fagon
(Age 30 of
Bowie,
Maryland)
was arrested
after he was
questioned
for
providing a
ride for one
of the above
listed
females.
During the
questioning
it was
discovered
that he was
in
possession
of
marijuana, a
scale and
more than
$2,800 in
cash. All of
those items
were seized.
Patricia Kay
Johnson (Age
48) was
arrested on
an open
grand Jury
Indictment
for
Maintaining
a Common
Nuisance
Home. This
comes after
local law
enforcement
continuously
gets calls
to the homes
she resides
in for
various
incidents to
include a
shooting and
drug
activity.
Several
Search and
Seizure
Warrants
have been
executed on
homes she
has
maintained
in Lexington
Park over
the last
several
years.
