Crime & Safety

Annapolis Man Facing Assault Charges After Striking Person With Baseball Bat

Court records show the 63-year-old man is accused of at least three charges for the Glenwood Street incident.

ANNAPOLIS, MD — Jesus Trejo, a 63-year-old Annapolis man, is facing assault accusations after police say he struck a person with a baseball bat.

Annapolis Police said on Monday that the incident occurred Saturday around 4:30 p.m. on the 700 block of Glenwood Street.

At the scene, officers were informed that Trejo, who had already left the area, used a baseball bat to strike a person he had known.

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It's unclear how the two individuals knew one another or the severity of the injuries inflicted during the altercation.

Court records show Trejo is facing first- and second-degree assault and using a dangerous weapon with the intent to injure.

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He was released on his own recognizance Monday. A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Oct. 14.

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