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Sykesville police report recoveries in multi-store instrument thefts; Ringcliff crash review finds child at fault, no charges
Summary
The police chief told the Sykesville council the department has identified at least one suspect in a string of instrument thefts, recovered about five of eight stolen instruments (including interstate recoveries), and expects charges on multiple suspects; the chief also said a Ringcliff crash that life-flighted a child was reviewed with the state's attorney and found the child to be at fault, so no charges will be filed.
At the April 27 meeting of the Sykesville Mayor and Town Council, the police chief reported a busy period for the department and updates on several investigations, including a multi-jurisdiction instrument-theft case and a serious crash on Ringcliff.
The chief told the council the public-safety report for March 16–April 19 showed nearly 1,400 total events, including foot patrols, 733 patrol checks and numerous traffic-enforcement initiatives. "It's been a very busy time," the chief said, and invited…
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