HoCo Police involved shooting, in Frederick

danb · Jul 10, 2017

https://www.facebook.com/HowardCountyPoliceDepartment/#

Earlier today, two Howard County police officers were involved in a fatal shooting in Mt. Airy, on the Frederick side of the county line. The Howard County officers were in Frederick County as part of a multi-jurisdictional investigation into a series of ongoing burglaries.

Damn fredneck... :sarcasm:

gtodave · Jul 10, 2017

One less burglar

Officer involved shooting in Mt Airy today. I must have driven by this right after it happened, or as it was happening. I wish I had looked over when I went by to know.

Any day a serial burglar takes a dirt nap is a fine day by me.

I'd like to know more about the investigation though. It sounds like they had a suspect in previous burglaries, and followed this guy until he did it again. Anyone have any insight on HoCo PD?

http://amp.wbaltv.com/article/police-investigate-shooting-in-mount-airy-area/10284242

danb · Jul 10, 2017

other than what it says on the website, they have not released details.

As far as insight, all my interactions with HoCo PD has been 100% professional and courteous.

Radio_Flyer · Jul 10, 2017

What do they say, things like that never happen around here. That was right around the corner from where I live. Not good, but glad they got em.

Alphabrew · Jul 10, 2017

Hey man nice shot

Alphabrew · Jul 10, 2017

Holy crap, Penn Shop and Rt 27! I was just there yesterday on way to Jimmie Cone

Uncle Duke · Jul 10, 2017

"Repeat offenders?"

Like the 2 in Salisbury yesterday?

You don't say.....

fidelity · Jul 10, 2017

Glad the officers are ok. As the article indicates, after ramming a police vehicle, the suspect tried to run over three officers on the street.

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3paul10 · Jul 10, 2017

Thank goodness the officers are ok.

mesmithwesson · Jul 10, 2017

http://www.carrollcountytimes.com/n...ount-airy-shooting-071017-20170710-story.html

rob · Jul 10, 2017

Roads are open again...

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motorcoachdoug · Jul 11, 2017

What I found strange is Fredrick cnty instructed the Howard Cnty officers to do a traffic stop. Would that be legal under MD law unless they were made special deputies in Fredrick Cnty? since they were out of their legal jurisdiction. Just food for thought....

MigraineMan · Jul 11, 2017

motorcoachdoug said:
What I found strange is Fredrick cnty instructed the Howard Cnty officers to do a traffic stop. Would that be legal under MD law unless they were made special deputies in Fredrick Cnty? since they were out of their legal jurisdiction. Just food for thought....

I learned in elementary school that you do what the Police tell you to do. So I'm good with this.

pbharvey · Jul 11, 2017

Where's that van tag from?
Is that a VA temp tag?

marc357 · Jul 11, 2017

pbharvey said:
Where's that van tag from?
Is that a VA temp tag?

Looks like it to me.

-Z/28- · Jul 11, 2017

motorcoachdoug said:
What I found strange is Fredrick cnty instructed the Howard Cnty officers to do a traffic stop. Would that be legal under MD law unless they were made special deputies in Fredrick Cnty? since they were out of their legal jurisdiction. Just food for thought....

I'm going to guess the HoCo units probably were asking for a FredCo deputy to initiate the stop, and one wasn't immediatly availible hence the "instructed".

FFBWMD · Jul 11, 2017

motorcoachdoug said:
What I found strange is Fredrick cnty instructed the Howard Cnty officers to do a traffic stop. Would that be legal under MD law unless they were made special deputies in Fredrick Cnty? since they were out of their legal jurisdiction. Just food for thought....

Evidently the HOCO unit was unmarked crew working a multi jurisdictional task force in the area when they spotted the van apparently involved in a break in. They I guess contacted Frederick Co for permission to do a stop on the vehicle. At some point the driver of the van attempted to ram the patrol car then headed towards 3 officers who were outside their patrol cars when two of them fired on the van.

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danb · Jul 11, 2017

"Repeat Offender Unit" ... sad that we need such a unit.

http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/carroll/ph-cc-mt-airy-shooting-folo-20170711-story.html

Shyann B. Outen, 28, of the 11800 block of Bethesda Church Road in Damascus, is charged with one count of first-degree burglary and one count of theft $1,000 to $10,000. She was being held without bail at the Frederick County Detention Center with a bail review set for 1 p.m., according to electronic court records.

Outen was the passenger in a vehicle that allegedly tried to run over two Howard County Police officers conducting a burglary investigation Monday in Mount Airy, which led to police shooting and killing Cody Ethan Miller, 26, of Damascus, who was driving the vehicle.

motorcoachdoug · Jul 11, 2017

The question still is if they contacted Fredrick Cnty to do the stop and were told by Fredrick Cnty to go ahead and make it, did Fredrick have the authority to tell Howard Cnty officers to go ahead and make it? Further if the Howard cnty officers are not sworn officers for that jurisdiction were they legally to make that stop? They only way I can see them being allowed to operate like that is they are operating under a signed Mutual Aid MOU that was done before hand between the two counties.

danb · Jul 11, 2017

Well, its does say "multi jurisdictional" task force. The suspects lived in Montgomery County (Damascus) and probably were suspects in HoCo robberies and elsewhere.

HoCo Police involved shooting, in Frederick

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