On Monday, January 07, 2019 at approximately 2:15 p.m., deputies from the Calvert County Sheriff’s Office responded to Tranquil Court, in Prince Frederick, for a report of an intoxicated adult male causing property damage in a house.
Deputies were at this same address earlier that day for a disorderly subject.
The caller, an adult female advised she locked herself in a closet for safety until police showed up.
A search of Hammaker revealed a Suboxone foil packet located in his wallet that was in his pants pocket. Hammaker was asked if he had a prescription for the Suboxone and he stated he did not.
Once Hammaker was secured, police spoke to the female victim who said Hammaker became angry and had been drinking alcohol and started breaking items inside of the house. When police asked her if an assault occurred, she refused to answer the question. While speaking to her police observed her left eye to be bruised and discolored. Police asked the female victim if she was struck in the eye, and she refused to answer the question. Police photographed evidence of an assault occurring.
Because Hammaker was bleeding from his head, EMS responded to the scene to check on his injuries, and he was transported to the Calvert Memorial Hospital by ambulance for further evaluation.
Once Hammaker was cleared by the Hospital he was transported to the Calvert County Detention Center for processing and charged with the following.
- assault second degree
- failure to obey a lawful order
- resisting arrest
- possession of a controlled dangerous substance
- possession of drug paraphernalia
Hammaker appeared before a District Court Commissioner and was ordered to be held without bond, he later went before a District Court Judge and had his bail set at $10,000.00