Crime & Safety

Annapolis Drug Bust Leads To Marijuana, Gun Arrest: Report

Police said they caught an Annapolis man with suspected marijuana and a loaded gun. The suspect had an open arrest warrant, officers added.

The Anne Arundel County Police Department arrested 29-year-old Angelo Reno Harrod of Annapolis last Saturday.
The Anne Arundel County Police Department arrested 29-year-old Angelo Reno Harrod of Annapolis last Saturday. (Courtesy of the Anne Arundel County Police Department)

ANNAPOLIS, MD — Police said they arrested a man with suspected marijuana and a loaded gun in an Annapolis parking lot last Saturday. Officers noted that the suspect had an open arrest warrant on charges of first-degree assault and gun crimes.

An officer on foot patrol spotted an adult male and an adult female parked near the hotels in the 2500 block of Riva Road, a press release added. The officer reported smelling marijuana and seeing a cloud of smoke when they approached the silver and gold Toyota around 10:10 a.m.

The write-up mentioned that the officer searched the man and the vehicle. The incident report explained that the officer found:

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  • 35 grams of suspected marijuana
  • A digital scale
  • A loaded .38-caliber Special Derringer handgun
  • Four rounds of .38 +P ammunition
  • $1,300 in cash

Police informed that the suspect is legally prohibited from owning guns. The Anne Arundel County Police Department identified the arrestee as 29-year-old Angelo Reno Harrod of Annapolis. The woman was released without charges, officers advised.


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