Earlier this month, the Queen Anne’s County Sheriff’s Office responded to Queenstown Emergency Room for a report of a verbal disturbance. While en route, dispatch advised that a woman was allegedly refusing to leave the emergency room.   The woman was later identified as Lydia Bianco. Deputy Eckhardt made contact with hospital staff and security once he arrived.  Staff and security told the deputy that Bianco no longer had a reason to be on the property.  Bianco was given multiple warnings but continued to refuse, and was subsequently placed under arrest.  Bianco was charged with trespassing a public agency during hours. She was also charged with resisting and interfering with arrest. 

Seaford Police say a 15-year-old boy led them and Maryland State Police on a chase in a stolen car.  Seaford Police say on Saturday, August 22nd a car was allegedly stolen from a home in the 500 block of East Poplar Street. They say they saw the car on local cameras, still in Seaford, and as officers tried to stop the car, the driver sped off.  Seaford officers followed the car into Maryland, where Maryland State Police then took over. A Maryland agency used spike strips to stop the car, in the area of the Queenstown outlets.   The driver surrendered, but the passenger ran off and was not found.  The driver was charged with four felony offenses including theft of a motor vehicle, reckless driving, conspiracy, and several traffic offenses.