Louis Beverly

( Baltimore Sun photo by Amy Davis / February 23, 2009 )

Louis Beverly, charged with burglary when he trespassed on a foreclosed property at 315 S. Ellwood Ave. on Feb. 20, turned himself in Monday morning at the Southeastern District police station, accompanied by his lawyer, Justin Brown.

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