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Maryland fugitive sex offender arrested after being on the lam for 3 years: police
By Andrea Vacchiano
Published May 10, 2023
Maryland officials have arrested a fugitive sex offender who had been on the run for nearly three years.
Newburg resident Richard Davis, Jr., 34, had multiple warrants in his name when he was arrested on Monday, the Charles County Sheriff's Office said.
Davis had allegedly failed to register as a sex offender and failed to show up to court.
Sex offenders in Charles County are required by law to enter into the sheriff's office's sex offender registry.
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Newburg resident Richard Davis, Jr., 34, had multiple warrants in his name when he was arrested by Charles County Sheriff's Office officials. (Charles County Sheriff's Office)
"Davis had been on the run for nearly three years," the sheriff's office explained in a statement. Officials did not specify what sex crimes Davis has committed.
The suspect was booked into the Charles County Detention Center after his arrest. On Tuesday, a judge ordered that Davis be held without bond.
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Davis was booked into the Charles County Detention Center without bond after his arrest. (Google Maps)
Charles County Sheriff's Office is actively investigating the case. There are no additional details at this time.
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