Super Beauty Smash And Grab: Destruction And Theft At Waldorf Market Place
Elise Nicole Holland and Makenzie Amara Earle

WALDORF, Md. – An 18-year-old Towson resident, Makenzie Amara Earle, is facing charges of malicious destruction of property following an incident at the Waldorf Market Place on July 30, 2024. According to police reports, Charles County authorities were called to the Super Beauty store in Waldorf after receiving reports of theft and significant damage to store property.

Officer Johnson, who responded to the scene, located two individuals near the market areaโ€”Earle and another individual, Elise Nicole Holland. Inside the store, officers found multiple display items knocked over and damaged, with the total damage being approximately $57. It was revealed that some items had also been stolen, leading to further investigation.

Store employees identified Earle and Holland as the individuals responsible for the damage and theft. Earle was charged with destruction of property, while Holland was charged with theft under $100. Both suspects were later confirmed through a show-up identification and were transported to the Charles County Detention Center.

Earle’s charges carry a potential penalty of up to 60 days in jail and/or a $500 fine if convicted. Hollandโ€™s charge for theft under $100 could result in up to 90 days in jail and/or a $500 fine. The case is currently pending.

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Makenzie Amara Earle
Makenzie Amara Earle
Elise Nicole Holland
Elise Nicole Holland

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6 Comments

  1. Another fun day at the Market Place ! This one gonna be a little expensive ….but probably not cause they’ll get a public defender and we’ll all pay for it .

  2. Was looking for a Super Beauty, but only see ‘Smash’ & ‘Grab’. Which one is which?

  3. What makes young people think that it’s okay to destruct other people’s property and steal what doesn’t belong to you ? If there’s no repercussion now, then that will lead to a life of crime thinking it’s ok. They need to learn and lesson and be punished. Work off their debt to society.

  4. They should not have waited until they were 18 years old. If they had done this last year when they were 17, it would have been swept under the rug as juveniles. Of course, in Charles County, that may happen anyway.

  5. Oh just let them go. You know they’ll get off with barely a slap on the wrist. Next time too.

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