Police seek public’s help identifying man on dirt bike that set fire to State Farm store in Dundalk

Police seek public’s help identifying man on dirt bike that set fire to State Farm store in Dundalk

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Ace News Today - Police seek public’s help identifying man on dirt bike that set fire to State Farm store in Dundalk
(Image credit: Video snip, Baltimore County Police Department)

Earlier this week, Baltimore County Police sent out a request to the public seeking our help identifying the suspect who started a fire at a Dundalk business on November 16, 2020. 

Just before 8:30 p.m., the suspect rode up to the front of the State Farm store on a dirt bike and parked. The State Farm store was in the 1700 block of Poplar Place in Dundalk, Maryland.

(State Farm store in 1700 block Poplar Place, Dundalk, MD, Image credit: Google Maps)

He got off the dirt bike, threw a flammable device through the front window of the business and then drove away on the dirt bike. 

The business was closed at the time and no one was injured. Images of the suspect were captured on nearby security video. The dirt bike appears to have silver tape and distinctive stickers or decals on the front of it.

Detectives from Baltimore County Police Department’s Arson Unit are investigating the circumstances surrounding this incident.  If you recognize the suspect or have any information, you are asked to please call detectives at 410-307-2020. Callers may remain anonymous and may be eligible for a reward when submitting tips through Metro Crime Stoppers.   

Check out the video of the arsonist below.

Reward Offered:

Metro Crime Stoppers of Maryland, an organization that is separate from the Baltimore County Police Department and Baltimore County Government, offers rewards of up to $2,000 for information that leads to the arrest and charges in connection with felony offenses.

Anonymous tips can be sent to Metro Crime Stoppers by phone, online or via mobile app.

(Source: Baltimore County Police Department)

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