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West Baltimore men arrested in connection to week-long Baltimore County crime spree
by GARY COLLINS, FOX45 New
On October 14, 2023, two West Baltimore suspects allegedly robbed and chained an ATM at a Baltimore County High's Store and pulled the machine using a stolen Kia Soul. (WBFF/Gary Collins)
COCKEYSVILLE, Md. (WBFF) — A coordinated police effort led to the arrest of two West Baltimore men after a week-long crime spree targeted Baltimore County convenience stores and ATM machines, according to police and court documents.
Law enforcement says 23-year-old Khaleb Chevy Edmonds and 32-year-old Darius Davon Junior of West Baltimore allegedly stole several cars and used them to steal ATMs from Baltimore County convenience stores.
Starting on October 8, the suspects purportedly robbed the Royal Farms at the 8800 block of Philadelphia Road in Middle River, according to court records.
Just before 3:00 a.m., police described seeing “a caravan of suspect vehicles” filled with seven individuals that exited the cars and swarmed the convenience store.
On October 14, 2023, two West Baltimore suspects allegedly chained an ATM at a Baltimore County High's Store and pulled the machine using a stolen Kia Soul. (WBFF/Gary Collins)
Court records allege one group of suspects attempted to steal a mounted ATM machine, while another group stole store merchandise and money from a cash register.
The suspects enter the store and immediately begin a coordinated effort to pull the ATM from out of the Royal Farms by using a chain connected to the van,” court documents allege. “This process continued for several minutes as attempts to get the ATM free of its mounted location ended unsuccessfully.”
According to charging documents, the suspects were eventually able to dislodge the ATM after returning a few minutes later to the site.
Police records purport the vehicle caravan consisted entirely of stolen vehicles, including a Kia Soul stolen from an nearby hotel parking lot. Two of the three vehicles were found in West Baltimore days later.
While police towed one of the stolen vehicles when discovered, detectives established surveillance on the Kia hoping suspects would return to the vehicle.
The stolen Kia was identified early Saturday morning in a similar robbery at a Cockeysville
COCKEYSVILLE, Md. —Baltimore County police said they are investigating at least 13 reports of car burglaries in Cockeysville Wednesday morning, yesterday.
Residents on Lake Vista Circle said thieves broke into several cars. Jashaun Tynes said she discovered the damage to her car at around 7:30 a.m.
"When I came out and got into my car, I didn't realize the window was gone at first, until I realized all my stuff was all over my seats," Tynes said. "They ransacked
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