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State police have charged a 22-year-old Harford County man with attempted murder and assault in connection with a stabbing during what police called a near riot at a crowded Fallston bar early Sunday morning.
Security workers at Tully's Bar on Belair Road were escorting Tyrell Lamont Young of Edgewood from the building when police arrived at about 1:22 a.m. Police said they determined that Young had been involved in a stabbing inside the bar and arrested him. He is being held at the Harford County Detention Center without bond.
Douglas Reginald Green, 25, of Aberdeen, is charged as an accessory in that same stabbing. Both he and Young are also charged with reckless endangerment.
David Swedo, 26, of Bel Air sustained several stab wounds to his back, police said. He was treated at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center and released.
More than 40 officers, including Harford County Sheriff's deputies and Bel Air and Baltimore County police, eventually responded to quell several altercations at the bar, which with more than 600 patrons was well over its official capacity, police said. The melee spilled out into the parking lot.
A sheriff's deputy was struck by a vehicle attempting to leave the property. The driver Sylvia Lynne Core, 44, of Aberdeen, was charged with assault and later released on $10,000 bond. A passenger in Core's care, Thomas V. Hill Jr., 34, of Gwynn Oak, was charged with possession of marijuana. Antoine D. Smith, 31, another passenger, was charged with second-degree assault. Both have been released from the detention center on bond. The sheriff's deputy was not seriously injured, police said.
Robert A. McClellan, 22, of Edgewood was also arrested for disorderly conduct and inciting the crowd in a separate incident in the parking lot. He was later released on his own recognizance.
Security workers at Tully's Bar on Belair Road were escorting Tyrell Lamont Young of Edgewood from the building when police arrived at about 1:22 a.m. Police said they determined that Young had been involved in a stabbing inside the bar and arrested him. He is being held at the Harford County Detention Center without bond.
Douglas Reginald Green, 25, of Aberdeen, is charged as an accessory in that same stabbing. Both he and Young are also charged with reckless endangerment.
David Swedo, 26, of Bel Air sustained several stab wounds to his back, police said. He was treated at Johns Hopkins Bayview Medical Center and released.
More than 40 officers, including Harford County Sheriff's deputies and Bel Air and Baltimore County police, eventually responded to quell several altercations at the bar, which with more than 600 patrons was well over its official capacity, police said. The melee spilled out into the parking lot.
A sheriff's deputy was struck by a vehicle attempting to leave the property. The driver Sylvia Lynne Core, 44, of Aberdeen, was charged with assault and later released on $10,000 bond. A passenger in Core's care, Thomas V. Hill Jr., 34, of Gwynn Oak, was charged with possession of marijuana. Antoine D. Smith, 31, another passenger, was charged with second-degree assault. Both have been released from the detention center on bond. The sheriff's deputy was not seriously injured, police said.
Robert A. McClellan, 22, of Edgewood was also arrested for disorderly conduct and inciting the crowd in a separate incident in the parking lot. He was later released on his own recognizance.
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justthefacts212--Geesh! I wish you would get a "fact" correct in your post. As your screen name implies, I was looking for "just the facts". Funny thing, I could not find one in your post.
You sound like you are someone "in the know". But after reading your post, it is obvious you know nothing. You sound like a person who wants to feel important and wants to be on the pulse of things happening. But alas, you are just an idiot who knows nothing and thinks they are important.
Pssst, let me correct one of your so called facts. The people at the door to which you refer, are still there, with the exception of a few that were let go or quit because they could not follow directions. I believe they are now working in some dive in Essex that recently had a shooting. Since there was a shooting there, they really did the same fine job at their new establishment. LOL
Psst, here's another thing I will correct, so you don't keep embarrassing yourself with lies. I know some of the doormen at Tully's. They use a numerical wristband system that allows them to know the exact count at the door. When they are within 20 people of their capacity, they start a line at the door. Did you notice the wristbands on all patrons? Did you notice the line at the door for 2 and a half hours? NO, because you were not there! Did you notice the retraction or correction that the papers printed? Loser!
Foolhunter (11/06/2009, 8:45 PM )