Saturday, October 31, 2015

Suspects arrested in Chevy Chase burglaries (Photos)

Eric A. Outlaw
Montgomery County Police have arrested two suspects in a string of Chevy Chase burglaries, many of which you may recall from my crime reports.

The first suspect (who wins the Crime Report Last Name of the Year Award), Eric A. Outlaw, 25, of the 1300 block of New York Avenue NE in the District, was identified by detectives who matched his fingerprint at several of the burglarized homes. They then caught up with him in-person, police say, when he allegedly attempted to burglarize two more homes on Shepherd Street with an accomplice. That alleged accomplice, Stephon E. Jones, 26, of the 1900 block of 16th Street SE, was arrested along with Outlaw.
Stephon E. Jones
Jones has been charged in relation to the attempted Shepherd Street burglaries. Outlaw was charged related to the following burglaries and attempted burglaries, as summarized by police:

  • October 13 – 7500 block of Tarrytown Road in Chevy Chase. Several items were taken from the residence.
  • October 14 – 3900 block of Aspen Street in Chevy Chase. Several items were taken from the residence.
  • October 20 – 3800 block of Blackthorn Street in Chevy Chase. Several items were taken from the residence.
  • October 20 – Attempted residential burglary in the 4100 block of Blackthorn Street in Chevy Chase. Outlaw broke a rear window to the residence but was unable to gain entry.
  • October 29 – Two attempted residential burglaries in the 3600 block of Shepherd Street in Chevy Chase.
Jones is free after posting $25,000 bond. Outlaw remains in custody on $50,000 bond.

9 comments:

Anonymous said...

Dyer NEVER posts photos of white suspects.

Anonymous said...

Best. Name. Ever.

Anonymous said...

8:50. Hahaha yep! What else can you do with a name like that?!

Anonymous said...

Maybe a comma after the first name.

Anonymous said...

👍

Anonymous said...

Doomed to a life of crime with that name. Fact is, most of these crooks are black. What's he supposed to do about that? It's a fact that doesn't get talked about cause it's not PC. Both these guys should have been held with no bond at all with that string of robberies. They're lucky most people in this county don't have guns in the home. They wouldn't be incarcerated they'd be dead.

Anonymous said...

@4:10 +1

Anonymous said...

I got a funny-but-appropriate name for some of the commenters on here.

Raymond Ciss.

Anonymous said...

Not sure what that means so don't know if I like it or not. I might.