Joshua Prince Freeman, 21, was being held in lieu of $750,000 bail at the Harford County Detention Center. (Handout photo / October 28, 2009) |
Joshua Prince Freeman, 19, of Edgewood and Roberta Antonaccio, 17, of Joppa face the same felony charges in connection with the incident, which began late Monday in Edgewood. Arrested Tuesday, they also have had their bonds revoked and are being held at the detention center.
Investigators said Antonaccio, who is charged as an adult, planned the crime.
According to police, Kara Smithson, 20, of Pylesville was seated in her parked Chevrolet Cobalt about 10 p.m. Monday. She was talking with Antonaccio when Freeman and Harrison forced their way into the vehicle, police said. They struck Smithson several times, threatened her with a knife and a handgun and tried to extort ransom money from her parents, before forcing her from the car on Philadelphia Road in Joppa, police said. Police found the burned-out car on the grounds of a Bel Air elementary school later that night.

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i totally agree i feel as though everybody has a chance to fck up, but lamont harrison is a good person and has a lot goin 4 him. Like they said before he finished school n was n college,has a baby on the way, and my boyfriend. i feel as though this intire case is bull. From the fact that roberta was friends with the so called victim.(my friend says..i love joey lamar bullard...aslo innocent in my eyes}but on the real WE here 4 all ya'll josh.lamont.joey(ya kno who we iz)
down to ryde or die..mad love..."ice cubes"..lolz
ms.peaches (11/02/2009, 12:12 PM )