Early last week, Queen Anne’s County Sheriff’s Office deputies were dispatched to the Rita’s Italian Ice in Stevensville, for a report of a physical disturbance.  When deputies arrived, bystanders had already separated everyone involved.  Deputies spoke with each person at the scene, and the investigation showed the fight allegedly started over a dispute involving a child.  Surveillance video from the area was reviewed, and deputies determined the physical altercation was mutual between the parties involved.  All three individuals told deputies they wanted to move forward with charges. As a result, all three were placed under arrest.  Ja’Myra Chester, 27, of Linkwood, Kaleb Cooper, 26, of Rosedale, and Jala Graham, 23, of Laurel, were each charged with second degree assault.  No further information is available. 

Talbot County Sheriffs Deputies were conducting a patrol check of homes under construction in the Lakelands Development in Trappe, when they found Cesar Alberto Ramirez, 41, of Lanham, inside one of the unfinished houses.  Ramirez was allegedly trespassing, and was taken into custody at the scene. He was charged with burglary and malicious destruction of property.  He was transported to the Talbot County Central Booking facility for processing. Ramirez had an initial appearance before a District Court Commissioner, and is being held pending further action by the courts. 

Talbot County deputies arrested a Trappe man after a judge issued a warrant for his failure to appear in court. Zaykeese Lamont Wongus, 26, of Trappe, was taken into custody by the Talbot County Sheriff’s Office.  The warrant traces back to July 15th, when the Circuit Court for Talbot County issued it after Wongus allegedly missed a scheduled court hearing related to a child support case.  He is being held pending a hearing before a Circuit Court Judge.