OCPD Arrest Baltimore Man for Vehicle Break-ins
A Baltimore man has been arrested by Ocean City Police after an investigation into multiple vehicle break-ins. Police were called when a women returned to her parked car on Wicomico Street Thursday and found signs of a break-in and personal belongings missing. She also received text alerts from her credit card company about unauthorized transactions at nearby businesses. Using security camera footage, police got a description of the suspect and spotted him near 8th Street. After a chase where the suspect tossed multiple items along his path, 37 year old Terrell Jones was arrested. Police recovered items discarded by Jones including a bag with a modified handgun, items from the vehicle break-in on Wicomico Street and another unreported break-in on Baltimore Avenue.
Jones is charged with multiple offenses:
- Theft ($100 to <$1,500) – 2 counts Â
- Theft Scheme ($100 to <$1,500) – 4 countsÂ
- Credit Card Fraud – 2 counts Â
- Credit Card Theft – 2 counts Â
- Rogue and Vagabond – 3 counts Â
- Handgun-Related Offenses – 9 counts Â
- Failure to Obey a Lawful Order Â
- Disorderly Conduct Â
- Resisting Arrest Â
- Pedestrian-Related Traffic Violations – 3 countsÂ
- Outstanding Arrest Warrants (Baltimore County & Baltimore City Circuit Court)
Jones was seen by a Maryland District Court Commissioner and ordered held without bond. He has since been transferred to the Worcester County Jail.