From the Harford County Sheriff’s Office:
[July 12, 2013 Bel Air, MD] — On July 10, 2013, Harford County Sheriff’s Office Detectives arrested and charged Joseph H. Wright, 32 of Forest Hill and Krystal M. Derlunas, 29, of Joppa for a burglary in the 1400 block of Falls Crest Drive in Fallston, MD.
Using surveillance, detectives tracked the pair as they went to several houses in Forest Hill and Fallston, MD. Residents at some of these locations provided descriptions of Wright and his vehicle. They further stated that the male suspect would approach the residence with a leash in his hand asking if they had seen his lost dog. Derlunas would wait in the car while Wright approached the houses.
Detectives were also able to place Wright and Derlunas in the area of the burglary on Falls Crest Drive. After detectives confirmed the burglary, both suspects were taken into custody with the assistance of the Baltimore County Police Department in the area of Harford and Fork Roads, over the Baltimore County line.
Wright is being held without bail at the Harford County Detention Center and Derlunas was released on a $50,000 bond.
As always, community members encountering suspicious people or activity in their neighborhoods are encouraged to call 911.
No one was injured. All events occurred in Harford County.
bob says
“…both suspects were taken into custody with the assistance of the Baltimore County Police Department in the area of Harford and Fork Roads, over the Baltimore County line.”
“…All events occurred in Harford County.” hmmmmm??
Ok, I had to. But I do love The Dagger Press! Thanks for your great coverage!
Bob
Fallston, MD
Luther Lingus says
If they would have tried to rob my house they would have gotten 10 rounds from my .45 auto.
TheSpoiler says
And I am sure nobody would have missed them if you did.
Luther Lingus says
I can assure you that I wouldn’t have missed them!
Bill H says
What a fine pair, both convicted druggies, he has a full page dedicated to his criminal lifestyle on MD judicial search. Too bad he never served the full time for the crimes he committed or the fine people he robbed wouldn’t have been.
The system is broken, this loser needs to spend the maximum time when they convict him again.
bob says
One more thing: REALLY bad hair day for her! Must be all this terrible, evil rain. Hey, let’s tax it! Then maybe we can reopen the LIBRARIES ALL DAY and into the EVENING like civilized societies and then maybe these delinquents can learn how to read and prosper or at least get a free movie to watch on their stolen Wii system to “kill some time” instead of breaking into our houses and having their “time” on this Earth killed PERMANENTLY!
Becky says
His lost dog was waiting in the car for him all along! LOL
K says
Thank you Harford County Sheriff’s Office and Baltimore County Police for locking up these robbers. I’m curious what they’ll plea…..
HYDESMANN says
Ten years hard labor seems like a fair sentence but PBJ is a more likely outcome. Vermin like this are running free and the MD politicians are disarming honest citizens so we can’t even defend ourselves. The liberal judges let the perps go with a slap on the wrist regardless of the crime. What a great place to live.
Vietnam Vet says
Hard labor in Maryland Prison system ? that would be cruel & unusual punishment.
Jesse says
I bet their Ma and Pa never loved them or someone failed to make an impact in their lives…blah blah blah. Wonder how much of my taxdollars went to this hazzard trash welfare checks!
ALEX R says
Smile, Joey and Krystal, you were on candid camera.
Just wait till the home boys (and home girls) in prison get their hands (and other body parts) on y’all. Yum, yum.
Pimple says
Two people who deserve to spend the 15 years + that will incur behind bars. Have fun glad you got caught
Happy Day says
She has such a lovely mustache.