INCIDENT:                4th Degree Sex Offense (Unlawful Touching) and Indecent Exposure   OCCURRED:             March 26, 2023 (Sunday)/ Approximately 7:32 p.m.

INCIDENT:                Voyeur Incident OCCURRED:             March 15, 2023 (Wednesday)/ Approximately 5:50 p.m.

                      College Park, MD – The University of Maryland Police Department is proud to announce the inception of its Explosive Detection K9 program. Four UMPD handler-K9 pairs have completed a rigorous four month training course and are graduating Friday, August 10th.

For Immediate Release September 19, 2012 News Conference New Motor Scooter Traffic Laws in Effect Oct. 1st WHAT:                  A news conference providing information about the new laws applicable to the operation of motor scooters and mopeds in the State of Maryland to include:

Oct. 1, 2012   As a result of this Drug Take-Back event, UMDPS collected 18 pounds of pharmaceuticals from community members. September 19, 2012 For further information contact: Capt. Marc Limansky 301-405-7402       UMPD Hosting DEA National Drug Take-Back Event  

October 1, 2012

 

  CRIMINAL CHARGES FILED IN SEPTEMBER THEFT College Park, MD – On October 3, 2012 University of Maryland Police investigators applied for and received criminal charges against Michael Charles Manley Jr., 25, of Gambrills, Maryland for his involvement in a theft at the University of Maryland book store in the Adele H. Stamp Student Union  on September 12 and September 17, 2012.

Update - 10/14/12 The Prince George's County Police District 1 Robbery Suppression Team has made an arrest in these cases. Investigators have arrested and charged a juvenile male for the offense. A black bb gun was recovered along with the victim's cell phone. For further information, please view http://pgpolice.blogspot.com/2012/10/pgpd-arrests-suspect-in-college-park.html.  

Arrest Update - October 17, 2012: As a result of their investigation, University Police detectives identified an address in Hyattsville as the possible location of the phone taken from a UMD student in this afternoon's phone snatching incident in Lot 1D. Their continued investigation at the Hyattsville address led to the arrest of a 15 year old juvenile male for the crime. Several items were recovered linking the juvenile to the crime