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November 1, 2024: Easton Police Department Officer Sentenced to Jail on Two Counts of Misconduct in Office

Maryland State Prosecutor Charlton T. Howard III announced today that Easton Police Department Sergeant Jason Dyott has been sentenced to four years of incarceration with all but six months suspended and three years’ supervised probation on two counts of Misconduct in Office in the Circuit Court for Talbot County, by the Hon. C. Carey Deeley, Jr. In  Read the Rest…

January 10, 2024: Former Cecil County Sheriff’s Deputy Sentenced to Prison for Misconduct in Office and Visual Surveillance with Prurient Intent

Maryland State Prosecutor Charlton T. Howard III announced today that former Cecil County Sheriff’s Office Deputy Kyle L. Thomas was sentenced to five years of incarceration, with all but one year suspended, followed by three years of supervised probation, for one count of misconduct in office, and one year of incarceration, suspended, for one count  Read the Rest…

November 9, 2023: Baltimore County Man Pleads Guilty to Voting in a Maryland Election without U.S. Citizenship

Maryland State Prosecutor Charlton T. Howard, III, announced today that a Baltimore County resident, Francis G. Bagnall, pleaded guilty to voting in the 2018 Maryland Gubernatorial General Election without having the legal authority to vote. Bagnall was sentenced to Probation Before Judgment by the Honorable Robert E. Cahill, Jr. pursuant to a signed plea agreement,  Read the Rest…

July 31, 2023: Treasurer for Political Committees “Friends of Cathy Bevins” and the “Baltimore County Victory Slate” Sentenced to Six Months Incarceration

Maryland State Prosecutor Charlton T. Howard, III, announced today that William “Christopher” McCollum was sentenced to five years, suspend all but six months, for one count of felony theft scheme and one count of perjury, to run concurrently, by the Honorable Robert E. Cahill, Jr. in Baltimore County Circuit Court. The State requested a period  Read the Rest…

April 18, 2023: Former Baltimore City State’s Attorney Sentenced to Two Years in Federal Prison for Unlawfully Obtaining Phone Records

FORMER BALTIMORE CITY ASSISTANT STATE’S ATTORNEY SENTENCED TO TWO YEARS IN FEDERAL PRISON FOR UNLAWFULLY OBTAINING PHONE RECORDS Used the Information to Stalk Former Girlfriends and Their Friends Baltimore, Maryland – U.S. District Judge Richard D. Bennett sentenced former Baltimore City Assistant State’s Attorney Adam Lane Chaudry, age 43, of Baltimore, Maryland, today to two  Read the Rest…

September 29, 2022: Treasurer of Political Committee “Team 30 Slate” Pleads Guilty to Theft

Maryland State Prosecutor Charlton T. Howard, III announced that Alexandra Gilbreath, former Treasurer for the political committee “Team 30 Slate,” pleaded guilty today in the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County to misdemeanor theft.   The Honorable J. Michael Wachs sentenced Ms. Gilbreath to probation before judgment with one year of probation and ordered Ms.  Read the Rest…

April 18, 2022: Andrew Bradshaw, Former Mayor of Cambridge, MD, Pleads Guilty to Five Counts of Distributing Revenge Porn

Maryland State Prosecutor Charlton T. Howard III announced that Andrew Bradshaw, former Mayor of Cambridge, Maryland, pleaded guilty today in the Circuit Court for Dorchester County to five (5) counts of distributing revenge porn in violation of Maryland’s Revenge Porn Statue. Mr. Bradshaw was subsequently sentenced by the Honorable Thomas Ross on each of the  Read the Rest…

October 26, 2021: Non-Profit CEO Sentenced to Two Years in Federal Prison after Pleading Guilty to Wire Fraud in Connection with the Misuse of Federal Funds Intended For The Treatment of Survivors of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault

In coordination with its federal counterparts, the Office of the State Prosecutor conducted a long-term joint investigation involving the misuse of funds by a Maryland based non-profit agency. Please click HERE to read the statement issued today by the United State’s Attorney’s Office. 

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