The St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office announced on April 11 that it is investigating reports of suspicious activity at Chancellors Run Regional Park in Great Mills. According to the office, deputies responded around 9 a.m. to a report of a man acting suspiciously inside a park restroom during St. Mary’s Little League Opening Day ceremonies.
The incident led to one individual being detained while the investigation continues under the Criminal Investigations Division. The sheriff’s office has asked anyone who was in the area or who may have additional information to contact Detective Andrew Burgess by phone or email, and encourages tipsters to submit information anonymously through text, online forms, an app, or by calling the Crime Solvers line.
According to the official website, the St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office enhances community life by emphasizing problem-solving and dedication to residents according to its official website. The agency utilizes modern facilities such as its headquarters and detention center for daily operations as noted on its website.
The sheriff’s office focuses on safeguarding the community and upholding values of integrity, respect, and dedication in all aspects of its work according to its official site. It stands as both the oldest continuously operating sheriff’s office in the nation and operates across all areas of St. Mary’s County supporting residents and visitors alike as described online.
To advance safety initiatives further, partnerships with public schools, faith-based organizations, and community groups are also part of ongoing efforts according to its website. The office provides comprehensive services including patrol duties, corrections management, emergency response capabilities while working closely with local entities for enhanced public safety measures as stated on their site.
Tipsters providing information that leads to an arrest may be eligible for a cash reward.
