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No Tell Motel Says No to Lisa
LEXINGTON PARK --- On July 4, 2004, St. Mary's Sheriff's Dfc. Stephen E. Myers arrested
Lisa M. Esparza, 31, St.
Mary's City, Maryland and charged her with Trespassing at the A&E Motel, Lexington
Park, Maryland. Investigation revealed Esparza was in a motel room after being
notified by the owner not to enter upon the property on 7/2/04. Esparza was
transported to the St. Mary's County Detention Center pending an appearance before the
District Court Commissioner.
Expensive Crabs Purloined from Seafood Carryout
LEXINGTON PARK --- On July 4, 2004, St. Mary's Sheriff's Deputy J. Kirkner responded to
the reported Burglary at
Captain Pat's Seafood, Lexington Park, Maryland. Investigation revealed unknown
culprit(s) broke a lock on an outdoor refrigerator unit and removed 5 bushels of crabs
valued at $700.00.
Future Criminals of America Target Target
CALIFORNIA --- On July 4,f 2004, St. Mary's Sheriff's Dfc. S. Clark arrested a 15 year old
Juvenile at the Target Department Store, California, Maryland and charged him with
Possession of Counterfeit United States Currency and Theft Under $500.00.
St. Mary's Sheriff's deputies say that their investigation revealed the juvenile entered
the Target and attempted to purchase a cassette disc, valued at $14.69 with a
counterfeit $20 bill. Upon the clerk questioning the currency, the juvenile exited the
store
and changed clothes in an attempt to disguise his identity. Store security personnel
located and detained the juvenile until the arrival of Dfc. Clark. The juvenile was
released to his parent pending action by juvenile authorities.