Swift Efforts of Security Personnel Help Recover Stolen Vehicle for Frantic Victim

December 26, 2022 (Essex, Maryland)

Centennial Protection Group personnel observed a Toyota Camry race through an intersection on Middleborough Road, West of Rt. 702, almost striking another vehicle, only to learn it had just been stolen from a victim who was in "hot pursuit."

At approximately 5:41 pm, Monday evening, Sgt Philip Tabron and Officer Joshua Blankenship, assigned to an Essex housing community, in Baltimore County, were monitoring normal activities in and around their property. At that time they observed a green Toyota Camry nearly collide with other traffic. Immediately following the vehicle was the victim, from whom the vehicle was just stolen.

Without hesitation, they began to canvas their area of responsibility while the victim summoned the Baltimore County Police Department. Moments later, they observed a suspicious vehicle that matched the description that appeared to have difficulty parking. Officer Blankenship stated " the vehicle was being parked consistent with an amateur driver who was struggling to park correctly." Seconds later, the driver and one passenger, who appeared to be in their teens, fled from the vehicle.

Baltimore County Police units arrived minutes later and were briefed by Tabron and Blankenship. A search of the area was conducted and revealed a large group of juveniles gathered in close proximity to the vehicle. As police personnel closed in, all juveniles fled in different directions.

Having a comprehensive knowledge of their patrol area, Tabron and Blankesnhip strategically positioned themselves to observe potential routes of egress.

Through their quick response, they were able to identify one of the alleged fleeing suspects which resulted in an apprehension.

The stolen Camry was processed and returned to the victim at the scene.

Investigation continues by the Baltimore County Police Department.

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Security Personnel Evacuate Residents & Pets During Active Fire

December 30, 2020 (Essex, Maryland)

Centennial Protection Group personnel learn of an active fire and enter apartment building to evacuate residents and pets.

At approximately 4:16 pm, Wednesday afternoon, Sgt Phil Tabron and Operations Manager Cory Austin learned of an active fire in the unit block of Snowberry Court, Essex, Maryland. As the first responders to the building, they entered and discovered an active fire in the kitchen of a third floor apartment.

They sprang into action, without regard to their own safety, and began to assist evacuating residents and pets. After notifying all occupants of the building, they actively assisted the elderly and carried pets from the building.

Their efforts allowed for safe evacuations prior to fire department arrival. There were no reported injuries.

Centennial Protection Group provides security, protection and investigative services in Maryland, Virginia, Washington, DC and globally through its strategic partners.

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Helping the homeless this holiday season!

December 1, 2020 (MD, VA, DC)

Centennial Protection Group (CPG) launches the first annual "Stuff a Sock" campaign to assist the homeless in and around the areas they serve.

CPG President, Dave Hopp, explained that through the generosity of CPG staff and their friends and families, CPG will collect warm socks and personal hygiene items to be distributed to the homeless during this Holiday season.

Operations Manager, Cory Austin, who is the Chairperson for the campaign, explained, "CPG staff will begin distributing the collected items throughout the region on December 21st." He added, "CPG staff have already opened their hearts and have begun donating items for this worthwhile campaign."

CPG is accepting donations of new socks and personal hygiene items now through December 16th.

Donated items and/or financial contributions can be made to the "Stuff a Sock" campaign by (Venmo @StuffaSock), calling 443.424.8273, or e-mailing, info@centennialprotects.com.

Mr. Austin advised arrangements can be made to pick up the donations if needed.

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