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Man accused of stealing from UMD football coaches
A Baltimore County man was indicted and charged with stealing thousands of dollars from University of Maryland football coaches. According to charging documents, Marcus Trent of Reisterstown was caught on security camera going into the football offices at the Jones-Hill House and stealing cash and a pair of sunglasses. Head coach Mike Locksley is reportedly one of the victims.
PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY, Md. - A suspect stole more than $3,000 from the private offices of University of Maryland football head coach Mike Locksley and another staff member.
According to a police report, both victims noticed stolen items from their offices on June 16, 2024. Head football coach Locksley reports $2,8000 stolen from his desk drawer in his private office. The additional staff member reported they had $1,000 stolen from his desk drawer in his private office. Also stolen from his office was a pair of gray Oakley sunglasses, valued at $300.
The incident occurred at Jones-Hill House, which is located at 4090 Union Drive College Park, Prince George's County, Maryland.
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The suspect has been identified as 48-year-old Marcus Lennard Trent of Maryland. According to authorities, Trent entered Jones-Hill House by pretending to have a purpose of visiting the building but having no intent to commit theft. Once inside the building, he pretended to be on the phone until the employee was out of sight and then went directly to the administration offices.
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Trent proceeded to enter several private offices and stole money totaling $3,8000 and a pair of sunglasses worth $300 from two offices. He was seen holding the sunglasses as he exited the office.
Trent has been charged with multiple counts of theft.
This remains a developing story.