Warrant/Fugitive
Division Felony Arrest Report
2 of PGSO’s Most Wanted Suspects Arrested
Attempted
First Degree Murder Suspect Arrested
According to the warrant, on November
24th, police responded to the 2300 block of Tuemmler Avenue in
Hyattsville, MD for the report of a shooting. The police spoke with the victim
and a witness who both said that Young was involved in a physical altercation with
the victim and that he left the house saying that he would be back. Witnesses
say Young returned, flashing a gun, and threatened to kill the victim who fled
through the back door as Young fired multiple times at the victim without
striking him.
Upon receipt of the warrant,
Sheriff’s Deputies investigation determined that Young could be located at an
address in Frederick, MD. Deputies coordinated with the Frederick City Police
Department and went to the location. A male answered the door and was shown a
photo of Young. The man denied knowing Young in spite of photos in the
residence showing them together. When an officer noticed fresh insulation on
the floor below the attic entrance, he gave verbal commands for anyone in the
attic to come out. During the conversation, Young fell from the ceiling unto
the floor. He was taken into custody without incident and booked by the Frederick
City Police Department. He was transported by deputies, the next day, to the
Prince George’s County Department of Corrections.
Young is also charged with Attempted
Second Degree Murder, First Degree Assault, Firearm use in a Felonious Violent
Crime, Assault Second Degree, Handgun on Person, and Home Invasion.
First
Degree Assault Suspect Arrested
The warrant states that on June 20,
2016, Hinton was at a residence in the 3300 block of Curtis Drive in Temple Hills,
MD where he began vandalizing furniture with a baseball bat. According to the
warrant, when the victim asked Hinton to leave, he struck her in the head
multiple times with the bat before fleeing the scene. The victim was
transported to the hospital where she received treatment for her injuries.
On July 9, 2017, a
Colonial Beach Virginia Police Officer was called to a domestic disturbance in
which Hinton was allegedly the victim. As a result of the Prince George’s
County warrant, he was arrested and charged as a fugitive of the State of Maryland,
and placed on a secured bond. The Commonwealth of Virginia Attorney had
Hinton’s bond ammended so that he could leave the state and Hinton was given 72
hours to surrender himself to the Prince George’s County, MD Department of
Corrections, which he did on July 14th, without incident.
Hinton is also charged with Second
Degree Assault, Reckless Endangerment, and Malicious Destruction of Property.
For
more information contact the Communications and Public Affairs Division at
301-780-7354.
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