The MPs record two suspects in stolen vehicle criminal criminals

Owings, Md. – On May 4, 2025, the MPs of the Sheriff office of Calvert County reacted to the 9700 block of the Wildfire Lane in Owings for the report of a motor vehicle theft. On arrival it was found that unknown suspects stole a white Dodge trip in 2016 from the victim's driveway and stolen a wallet and credit cards from a second vehicle in the residence.

About an hour later, at 8:04 a.m., the MPs answered the 9100 block of the Paulmulyn Drive in Owings for an abandoned vehicle. The MPs found a stolen 2011 -hyundai sonatas that was abandoned in front of a residence.

On May 6, 2025, the MPs responded to several reports on thefts of vehicles and vehicle manipulations in the Kavalier -Land subdivision in Dunkirk. At around 2:42 a.m., a resident of the 1300 block of the Squire Lane observed a suspect in all black clothes and a camouflage hat that manipulated with two vehicles in their entrance. During the further investigation, the resident was a White Dodge trip on the corner of the Knight Avenue and the Prince Street. The vehicle fled from the neighborhood at high speed when it approaches.

Det. W. McDowell from the Criminal Investigations Bureau took over the investigation.

In the early morning hours of May 8, 2025, Det. The MPs of W. McDowell and patrols carried out proactive patrols and observed the stolen Dodge trip near the Smithville Road and the Field Court in Dunkirk. Around 1:25 a.m., the vehicle accelerated from the area when the MPs approached.

At 1:26 a.m., the MPs observed the stolen vehicle in the Ward Road and Md Rt. 4, continued to the north with a high speed rate. DFC system activated emergency devices to initiate a traffic stop; However, the vehicle could not stop and persecution occurred. During the persecution, the deputy Baxter successfully stopped the stop sticks near RT 4 and the Brickhouse Road and deactivated both front tires of the fleeing vehicle. Despite the tire damage, the vehicle continued north and ignored the commands to stop. The deputy fishing success successfully carried out a maneuver in precision real estate technology (PIT) near RT. 4 and Chaney Road, making the vehicle in the driveway of a residence in the 12600 block of the Southern Maryland BLVD. comes to a standstill.

The occupants of the vehicle refused to comply with the commands of the MPs for about 20 minutes. At 1:56 a.m. according to oral orders and K9 warnings from DFC Rzepkowski and his K9 partner Cruz as well as DFC Hendrickson and his K9 partner Atlas, both suspected that they were no longer taken into custody.

The driver was identified as Emmanuel Adjapong Mellish (21) from Silver Spring and the passenger as Ryan Evard Moses Lowe (20) from Bowies. A search for Mellish's backpack revealed a cell phone and a few black gloves. A subsequent search for the stolen vehicle has restored several objects that were stolen during the latest series of vehicle theft and manipulating incidents.

Both Mellish and Lowe were transported to the Calvert County Detung Center and charged with the following:

Mellish received an additional fee for flight and distribution.

Sheriff Ricky Cox and the Sheriff's office of Calvert County are worth the diligence and teamwork of Det. W. McDowell, patrol MP and K9 teams for the safe arrest of those involved in this multi-day crime stroll.

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