Scott D. Shellenberger

Important event!

In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness month our office came together and wore purple to acknowledge domestic violence survivors as we end the month of October 💜

Join me on Thursday, October 6th for a special Happy Hour Reception at the Towson Tavern! Your support of my campaign is greatly appreciated and every dollar matters in my race against Republican candidate James Haynes. Contribute securely online at bit.ly/ShellenbergerOct6. Hope to see you all there!

The Board of Elections has announced the results of the June 19, 2022 Democratic primary election for Baltimore County State's Attorney, and the voters have nominated me to run as their candidate in the General Election. I am grateful to everyone who participated in the election and I am indebted to the family, friends, colleagues, volunteers and supporters who helped me through this campaign.

Many different voices made themselves heard throughout the course of this primary election, and I was heartened by the instances when the issues were fairly discussed and debated. I am encouraged by the significant voter turnout, and grateful to the employees of the Baltimore County Board of Elections for their hours of work.

Serving as the State’s Attorney for the last 16 years has been my life’s greatest honor, and I look forward to the general election and the privilege of serving the public for another four years.

I vow that I will continue to seek the fair administration of justice for and the protection of anyone residing in or visiting Baltimore County.

Thank you again for your support.

In service,
Scott Shellenberger
Baltimore County State’s Attorney

Election Update & Thank You

Today's the day! Polls are open until 8 PM, so make sure you get out there and make your voice heard! If you're not sure where to go to cast your ballot, click https://voterservices.elections.maryland.gov/PollingPlaceSearch.

Yesterday, on the afternoon of the 45th anniversary of his murder, Fallen Hero, Officer Charles A. Huckeba, was honored and remembered. Baltimore County State's Attorney, Scott Shellenberger, representing his Office, placed a wreath for our Fallen Hero, on behalf of his family. Let us never forget the sacrifice made by Officer Charles Huckeba and his family.

"Baltimore County State's Attorney Scott Shellenberger was a big reason for the success of Grace's Law 2.0, Maryland's strongest-in-the-nation law against cyberbullying of children. Scott helped to make sure that families could protect their children from online threats including cyberbullying, sextortion, and revenge po*******hy. He deserves our vote for re-election."
Senator Bobby Zirkin
Sponsor of Grace's Law 2.0

State's Attorney Scott Shellenberger is proud to announce the endorsement of Congressman Dutch Ruppersberger! Dutch has served as County Councilman, County Executive, and Congressman and has been a great partner in public safety.

Sunday attended the Maryland Statewide Memorial Service for Crime Victims and their Families. This years regional event was held in Harford County. Thanks Albert Peisinger for hosting. They listed all the names of those murdered for 30 plus years. Recognized too many names

Great sentence in a terrible case. Life without parole plus 20 years for this murderer. Great police work, great job by ASA’s Felise and Alex. We are safe from this defendant forever.

Man sentenced to life without parole for 2019 murder in Dundalk Albert Myron Muldrow, of Severn, was sentenced Wednesday to life without the possibility of parole for the 2019 murder of Martino Robert Duffin in Dundalk, the Baltimore County State’s Attorney’s Office announced.

Yesterday went to Dulaney Memorial Gardens to pick up wreaths on soldiers graves. You can see I was not alone. A solemn morning.

The other night participated in a Town Hall with the Captains of Towson, Parkville and White Marsh Precinct. Great questions from the citizens. Thank you. David Marks for hosting.

https://www.baltimoresun.com/news/crime/bs-md-co-cr-brandon-saunders-sentenced-20220113-sefmiyp3h5bnzarkpsccqdywoa-story.html
Good sentence for a dangerous criminal. Nice job Lisa and Everett. My thanks and respect to the brave victim who came to court.

Northeast Baltimore man gets 40 years for Baltimore County r**e; case stemming from alleged city r**e pending A Baltimore County judge on Wednesday sentenced a Baltimore man to 40 years in prison for ra**ng a woman in the parking lot of Loch Raven High School.

Not sure how this happened but honored to be thought of this way.
https://thedailyrecord.com/2021/12/29/introducing-the-daily-records-power-30-law/

Introducing The Daily Record’s Power 30 Law | Maryland Daily Record The state’s legal professionals have adjusted and adapted amid the COVID-19 pandemic. None have done it better than the honorees of our Power 30 Law List.

Great event with TurnAround the other evening. We focused on legal issues for victims of domestic violence. Thanks for the invite Amanda Rodriguez

Great night seeing some friends.

Scott D. Shellenberger visiting Battle Grove Democratic Club discussing a list of new laws that go in effect in Maryland.

Big shout out to my staff! This picture is of toys my great employees donated to students in need at a Baltimore County elementary school.

Today followed a presentation by Mr. Louis Diggs. He has written 13 books about the history of African American’s in Baltimore County. Check out the Diggs-Johnson Museum on Facebook or go there when we reopen. This man knows so much history. I always learn something.

Had a great time last week dropping off a bag of non-perishable food items at Saturday’s Student Support Network event. Thank you to David Marks for letting me know about this food drive and also thank you to Saving IND and Weis Markets for staffing from the collection. This truck will be accepting donations at the Weis Market on Belair Road on Friday and Saturday this weekend. Make sure to stop by if you can!

Last week I had the chance to deliver 200 reusable shopping bags to the amazing crew at the Assistance Center of Towson Churches. Big thank you to Linda Lotz and the rest of the Assistance Center team for all the work they’re doing to provide pre-packed grocery bags and Thanksgiving meals for those in need. These bags were purchased with Asset Forfeiture money (seized from drug dealers) and I’m glad to see these resources being put to good use in our community! If you’d like to make a food donation to their organization, you can find out information on how to do so here:
http://actconline.info/donate.html