From the Harford County Sheriff’s Office:
The Harford County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a 1st degree Assault and Attempted Burglary that occurred Sunday 11/18/2012 at approximately 6:15 a.m. on the 1800 Block of Glendale Lane in Bel Air, Maryland 21015.
The Victim reported that his wife, who was in the living area of the home, called to her husband that she heard noises coming from the basement area of their home. The victim went to the basement and saw someone outside the basement door.
The victim then went back upstairs grabbed a baseball bat then went out outside to the back yard where he confronted the male suspect, striking him with the bat. The victim and suspect struggled on the ground, where the suspect cut the victim with a box style cutter in the back and shoulder.
The victim was transported to Upper Chesapeake Hospital by Bel Air Volunteer Fire Company ambulance. The suspect left through the open fence and headed towards Centerville square.
Sheriff’s office K-9 and Maryland State Police Aviation were called for a search of the area with negative results. The incident is being investigated by the Harford County Sheriff’s Office. Anyone with information is asked to call 410-692-7880.
What is it they say? says
Don’t bring a baseball to a knife fight? Oh wait….
Here's Your Sign says
I looked for this address in Edgewood but couldn’t find it. What?…its in Bel Air???
Kharn says
Sounds like the Bel Air Walmart will definitely need to sell firearms…
CDEV says
Maybe Klien’s supplied the box cutter we will need to close it and replace it with the new Wal-Mart!
wash day tomorrow says
Nothing clean, right?
enough says
Wow! Bel Air isn’t crime free? Better pack your bags and move to Utah!
mvphkr says
Why no description of the suspect?
herp derp says
Let’s ban baseball bats, if that man didn’t babe Ruth that guy he wpuldnt have gotten knifed. Hyuck
noble says
Why no mention of if or how the suspect entered the home?
Barbara walter's aluminum moustache says
It’ll only be a matter of time until the would-be robber attempts to sue the baseball-bat wielding man for workmans comp. His family will chime in spouting claims of hunger, poverty, and famine.