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Marcus A. Jones went from secretary to deputy chief in one year. Now he's an Assistant Sheriff.

Robert Ploof spent his childhood building Lego police stations and playing cops and robbers with friends. He idolized police officers and dreamed of a career in public safety. Ploof landed a security job on his 18th birthday and began preparing for police entrance exams.

A partial Brady List of 148 current or former police officers with integrity issues was released by the State's Attorney.

Officer Kelvin Wayne Davis Jr. was on pretrial release for serious charges when he contacted a female victim.

John O'Connor pleaded guilty in August 2026, to willfully filing false tax returns. He will be sentenced in Anne Arundel County Court.

Sergeant Jalen Cephus was charged with first- and second-degree assault following an off-duty incident involving alcohol.

Former Commissioner John O'Connor is continuing his re-election campaign after tax fraud conviction.

Former District Heights Police Chief and his longtime friend John O'Connor are being investigated for stealing tax payor money.

Capitol Heights Police Chief Mark Cummings. Capitol Heights Police Chief Mark Cummings.

District Heights Police Sergeant Ronald Govan and his cousin disabled vehicle equipment to inflate repair bill.

District Heights Police Chief Ronald Tarpley was arrest for drunk driving after crashing on Pennsylvania Avenue in Upper Marlboro.

District Heights Police Chief Ronald Tarpley disabled surveillance to frame whistleblowing deputy chief.

Former Chevery Police Chief Carl Miller is being blamed for officer's suicide.

Employees say Cheverly Police Chief Carl Miller targeted subordinates who crossed him.

The unidentified police sergeant told teen suspect "I Should Have Killed Your Mother F*....

Seat Pleasant Police Lieutenant Jaime Mathews crashed police truck after leaving cop bar drunk.

Seat Pleasant Police Chief Devan Martin resigned after learning councilmembers had voted to suspend him for mismanagement.

Local news outlets rushed to cover the City of Seat Pleasant's announcement earlier this that for the first time in history, four female officers were employed by the Seat Pleasant Police Department all at once.

District Heights rehired officer Travon Campbell despite his troubling work history.