Blasting Fool Finds Jail Cool

HUNTINGTOWN --- According to Calvert Sheriff's officers, a victim called police from her place of employment on Saturday, November 4 at 12:27 a.m. to report that her ex-boyfriend had called her and was in her home illegally, causing damage and threatening to shoot his gun off in her home. She reported that while on the phone with the suspect, she heard a gunshot. Dfc. William Milam responded to the victim’s home on Robshire Manor Drive in Huntingtown and could see lights on inside the house.  He activated his public address system and gave several verbal commands for the suspect to exit.  The suspect, later identified as Christopher W. DiSilvio, 25, of St. Leonard, exited the residence and was arrested and charged with burglary and destruction of property.

Slammer New Home for Hood Smashin' Justin

SUNDERLAND --- Calvert Sheriff's Dfc. John M. “Marty” McCarroll responded to a home on Penny Lane in Sunderland on November 5 at 3:47 p.m. for the report of a destruction of property that had just occurred to an automobile, say police.  The victim stated that she and her boyfriend had been arguing in the vehicle, which is owned by the victim, when the suspect suddenly stopped, put the car in park and exited the vehicle.  He then jumped on the hood of the vehicle, stomping on it and causing it to cave inward and break the windshield.  The damage to the vehicle is estimated at $2,500.  The suspect, later identified as Justin D. Smith, 19, of Sunderland, was arrested and charged with destruction of property.