Crime & Safety
Suspected Metal Thief Charged in Harmans Burglary
Police say a Glen Burnie man stole car parts and other metal from Safety Check in Harmans.

Witnesses who reported seeing a man steal metal from a business helped catch an alleged burglar, police say.
Anne Arundel County Police were called just before 9 p.m. Saturday to Safety Check Inc., 1232 Old Dorsey Road in Harmans on a burglary in progress. Witnesses told police they observed a man enter two storage containers on the grounds and remove car parts and other metal items.
Officers reviewed security video from the business and obtained a tag number from the vehicle that was reportedly used during the burglary. The suspect vehicle was ultimately located on Connelley Drive.
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The suspect -- James Allan Hammen, 31, of Howard Road in Glen Burnie -- was identified by the victim and witnesses. Hammen was arrested and charged with fourth-degree burglary and trespassing.
»Suspect James Hammen, courtesy of Anne Arundel County Police
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