September 24th, 2018 by WCBC Radio
Updated:
On Sunday, September 23, 2018, at 1:25 a.m., Frostburg City Police officers on patrol discovered a disturbance with a possible assault in the 100 block of East Main Street. Officers encountered several disorderly subjects there, and one fled on foot and was pursued by police. The Allegany County Sheriff’s Office responded to assist and made one arrest at the scene for disorderly conduct. Police are continuing to investigate the matter.
On Sunday, September 23, 2018, at 1:53 a.m., Frostburg City Police responded to multiple noise complaints on Wood Street. Officers encountered large crowds blocking the streets in the area and in multiple yards. Officers at the scene estimated that the crowd included approximately 500-700 people. Officers reported that some members of the crowd were disorderly and refused to obey officers’ commands to cease the disturbance and leave the area. Officers observed at least one individual dancing on top of a parked car.
Officers performed crowd control duties and requested assistance from additional police agencies. Frostburg State University Police, Maryland State Police, the Allegany County Sheriff’s Office, and the Cumberland City Police responded to assist. The crowd dispersed and order was restored shortly after the large police presence.
Officers remained in the area to ensure that order remained. Officers dispersed one additional loud party, following a complaint, at 3:01 a.m.
The disturbance investigation is continuing and will involve follow-up with the occupants of the properties involved and any identified participants.
Original:
At 2:00 AM Sunday morning, Allegany County 911 reported that police units from all over Allegany County were responding to Wood Street in Frostburg for a large disturbance.
In addition to Frostburg City and Frostburg State University police, Maryland State Police, Allegany County Sheriff's Deputies and Cumberland City Police were all responding.
We'll have further details as they become available.
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September 23, 2018 at 11:44 am, Bill Adams said:
Somethings never change. In 1983 we lived on Wood Street. We had 2 small children (3,1) we came home one Friday night about 9:30 to the same picture hundreds of college kids all over the street,in between our houses peeing on the shrubs and houses and having sex on our picnic table. It was a DISGRACE then ,and it is a DISGRACE now ! The result will be the same NOTHING done because they are the “college” and we all know Frostburg would fall into a mine shaft if it wasn’t there !