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Carjacking reported in Overlea-Fullerton, Dollar Tree vandalized in Rosedale

UPDATE: A subsequent investigation has determined that the carjacking “victim” falsified his report – click here for details.

Original story below…

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Police are investigating a carjacking that was reported in Overlea-Fullerton and an attempted burglary at a Rosedale store.

At 1:45 a.m. on Friday, October 12, an individual broke the window near the front door of the Dollar Tree located in the 1700-block of Chesaco Avenue in Rosedale (21237). Nothing was stolen.

At 9:30 p.m. on Friday, two individuals forcibly removed a man from his vehicle at the intersection of Marion Avenue and Henry Avenue in Overlea-Fullerton (21236). The two suspects then fled the scene in the victim’s vehicle.

At 1:45 a.m. on Sunday, October 14, after a burglar alarm sounded, police saw a man running from the front of the Resco Electronics, located in the 4900-block of Mercantile Road in White Marsh (21236) and entering a vehicle. After a brief vehicle pursuit and foot chase, two suspects were taken into custody. No items were reported stolen.

Police seek to identify suspect wanted in connection with shooting at The Avenue

Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying the man who fired shots during a disturbance at The Avenue at White Marsh last month.

Officers responded to the scene at just before 2 a.m. on September for a report of shots fired.

Detectives later learned that a 28-year-old male victim had actually sustained a stab wound to the lower body.

Upon viewing surveillance and cell phone video from the scene, police have determined that shots were, in fact, fired that night.

Police are seeking to identify several individuals who are wanted either as a suspect or for questioning.

View more in the video below. Anyone with information is asked to contact police immediately at 410-307-2020.

Fill The House Campaign to be held at White Marsh Mall to benefit House of Ruth

October is Domestic Violence Awareness month.

On Wednesday, October 17, 2018, WMAR will host the Fill The Truck Campaign in the rear portion of Boscov’s lower level parking lot at White Marsh Mall to benefit House of Ruth Maryland.

Items to be collected include new diapers, formula & wipes, new comforters & pillows, new blankets, and underwear.

Trucks donated by Von Paris Moving & Storage will be on site from 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. collecting donations.

For more information, visit the website event here.

Give cancer the boot at The Avenue on Wednesday

It’s time to give cancer the boot.

Join Merritt Clubs and The Avenue at White Marsh for a Pink Bootcamp benefiting the American Cancer Society on Wednesday, October 10, 2018.

Registration is $25 and all proceeds will benefit the American Cancer Society.

5:00 p.m. – 5:45 p.m.: Check-in/registration
5:45 p.m. – 6:45 p.m.: Bootcamp

The rain date will be October 17th.

After Bootcamp, head to Bar Louie and 20% of your bill will go directly to the American Cancer Society.

Councilwoman Bevins, developers of former Paragon property reach agreement on stormwater management in White Marsh

Councilwoman Cathy Bevins and Atapco Properties and Chesapeake Real Estate Group, LLC (CREG) have reached an agreement regarding stormwater management on the former Paragon Outlet site in White Marsh.

The former Paragon outlet site was purchased by Atapco Properties and Chesapeake Real Estate Group LLC in July. The joint venture between the two companies has yet to submit plans to Baltimore County but intend to develop a mixed-use business park with warehouses and office buildings.

The 48-acre parcel was originally slated to become an outlet shopping center. That plan fell through, however, when Paragon Partners were unable to secure the necessary amount of lessees to move forward with the project. Under the original proposal for the outlet shopping center, Councilwoman Cathy Bevins negotiated with Paragon an agreement with the developers to comply with the most current Maryland stormwater management regulations. However, once Paragon sold the property, it reverted back to the previous standards.

In response to community concerns about the environmental impact of this project, Councilwoman Bevins conducted meetings with the new owners on the property’s stormwater management. Atapco and CREG have agreed to provide $100,000 to improve an offsite stormwater pond which includes cleaning out and possibly enlarging the existing pond. Atapco and CREG have also agreed to meet with the community to discuss the project and its stormwater management.

“I am grateful that we have been able to come to an agreement on the stromwater management for this property,” said Councilwoman Bevins “I appreciate the new owners’ cooperation as it demonstrates they intend to be good neighbors to the community and they care about the environment of Baltimore County. The owners were not required to do this, so I am grateful that we were able to work together to respond to community concerns and find a solution.”