Marbury Green |
Today, we are
releasing store surveillance video of Prince George’s County Police officers
subduing and arresting a man who had just repeatedly stabbed a man inside of a
Forestville store. Following the stabbing, the suspect held a woman at
knifepoint. The suspect is 26-year-old Curtis
Marbury-Green of the 6200 block of Alpine Street in District Heights.
On August 29th,
at approximately 12:00 pm, an off-duty PGPD officer was working a part-time
security position at the store on Donnell Drive when he heard a commotion and
went to investigate. Just as the officer walked into the area of the
store where the stabbing had just occurred, Marbury-Green brushed past him and
grabbed a woman who was attempting to leave the store. Marbury-Green held
a knife to the female victim’s throat and started to drag her through the
store’s parking lot. On the surveillance video, you see the officer with
his duty-weapon drawn. The officer walked in step with the suspect while
calmly asking him to drop the knife and to let go of the woman. Using his
other hand, the officer radioed for back up and provided updates.
As responding
officers arrived, they determined the exact location of the officer and
suspect. One officer, using a Taser approached the suspect and deployed
the Taser. The suspect fell to the ground. Officers pulled him away
from the female victim. She was uninjured. Several of the officers
including the off-duty officer who initially witnessed the stabbing in the
store and who had held the suspect at bay, then ran into the store to provide
aid to the stabbing victim. At the time, the stabbing victim was
rushed to the hospital in critical condition. We have since learned that
he is expected to make a full recovery.
The suspect and
female victim are in a relationship. The suspect and male victim were
friends. The motive for the stabbing is under investigation.
Marbury-Green is
being held without bond for two counts of attempted 1st degree
murder, two counts of 1st degree assault and other several related
charges.
Anyone
with information related to this investigation is asked to please call
301-772-4433. Callers wishing to remain anonymous may call Crime Solvers
at 1-866-411-TIPS (8477), or go online at www.pgcrimesolvers.com, or use
the “P3 Tips” mobile app (search “P3 Tips” in the Apple Store or Google Play to
download the app onto your mobile device.)
No comments:
Post a Comment