(WBFF) — A Frederick County man was arrested for driving under the influence was also charged with attempted child abduction He is currently being held at the Frederick County Adult Detention Center pending a court appearance ALSO READ | Maryland State Police ramp up DUI patrols for Cinco de Mayo weekend a State Trooper conducted a traffic stop on Plummer's vehicle in the 8700 block of Woodsboro Pike and arrested Plummer for driving under the influence police received a report of an attempted child abduction in the same area Two juvenile female victims told police that Plummer "accosted them while walking in the same area prior to the traffic stop Plummer attempted to pull one of them into his vehicle but was unsuccessful," according to the statement Anyone with relevant information is urged to contact Maryland State Police at the Frederick Barrack at 301-600-4151 The accused is identified as Gary Lee Plummer After consultation with the Office of the State’s Attorney in Frederick County Plummer is charged with attempted child abduction two counts of second-degree assault and driving under the influence a Maryland State Trooper from the Frederick Barrack conducted a traffic stop on a red Ford Taurus in the 8700 block of Woodsboro Pike the trooper observed signs of impairment and subsequently arrested the driver police received a report of an attempted child abduction that had occurred in the same area advised police that Plummer accosted them while walking in the same area prior to the traffic stop The Tri-State Alert is a News Talk 103.7 FM publication.  Any views or opinions expressed in this publication are of the host author or group and not the publication, owner(s) AI technology assists in content creation on this site; verify independently for accuracy Privacy Policy This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page Get important news about your town as it happens Get the top stories from across our network Are you sure you want to unsubscribe from daily updates A Maryland man is behind bars after allegedly trying to abduct a young girl then getting caught drunk driving minutes later was arrested following a strange — and scary — sequence that saw him attempt to kidnap two girls before being stopped for a DUI on Wednesday afternoon Plummer was stopped by troopers in Frederick County at around 3 p.m on April 30 in the 8700 block of Woodsboro Pike it was determined he was intoxicated and he was taken into custody for driving under the influence What happened next was even more disturbing Maryland State Police received a report from two juvenile girls who said they were approached by Plummer in the same area just before the stop They told investigators that Plummer tried to pull one of them into his vehicle but failed After consulting with the Frederick County State’s Attorney’s Office He is being held at the Frederick County Adult Detention Center pending a hearing The investigation remains active and ongoing Want breaking news in the DMV as it happens, or want to contribute? Join the DMV All Incidents Facebook group Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors she was the daughter of the late Dennis and Marie Sullivan Joan graduated from Lancaster Catholic High School in Lancaster She dedicated much of her career to helping others working as a Guidance Secretary at Walkersville Middle School until 1991 She then served as the Front Desk Receptionist at Heart Fields Assisted Living in Frederick Joan was deeply committed to her faith and community Joan had a passion for life and a profound love for her family She treasured every moment spent with her grandchildren and found great joy in cheering them on from the sidelines whether on the basketball court or at the track offering unwavering support and encouragement and Megan Pezenosky and her grandson Ian Pezenosky A celebration of Joan's life will be held at St Timothy’s Catholic Church on March 7 He graduated from Walkersville High School in 1985 and later chose to raise his own family in Walkersville He will be remembered for his calm demeanor Great-nieces and nephews will miss Uncle Albert playing with them along with his ability to always make them laugh Albert began his career with the Maryland State Police Starting as a cadet at the New Market Scale House he graduated from the police academy in 1988 and was later assigned to the Valley He spent a significant part of his time at the Frederick Barrack serving his hometown as Resident Trooper After achieving the rank of Sergeant in 2004 Albert retired from the Frederick Barrack in 2009 Anybody who knew Al would agree he lived and experienced every minute of life often sparking a bit of envy as they posted their adventures on social media Together they enjoyed many Royal Caribbean cruises and cheering from the stands for their beloved Orioles Al never passed up the opportunity for a good tailgate party with a cooler full of his favorite Miller Lite in tow Al enjoyed riding his Harley Davidson motorcycles socializing at his favorite restaurants in Downtown Frederick and relaxing beach vacations to Key West with the funeral service immediately following with burial at Glade Cemetery in Walkersville family and friends are invited to a luncheon at Walkersville Vol Suzanne and the Butler family wish to extend heartfelt gratitude to the staff at Frederick Health Hospice for their kindness and compassionate care over the past few weeks Donations can be made in honor of Albert to the American Association for the Study of Liver Diseases Foundation at aasldfoundation.org Expressions of sympathy may be offered to the family at StaufferFuneralHome.com 2025 at Shady Grove Adventist Hospital in Rockville She attended Walkersville High School in the late 1980's She was a CNA at various nursing homes in the area Her love of children prompted her to work in the childcare industry She was ever so passionate about her family Tina Fox and husband Joe of Thurmont and her brother Edgar Blank Jr and wife Jean of Walkersville; as well as 4 nephews She is processed in death by her grandparents and Audrey Blank of Walkersville; as well as grandparents and Margaret L Beard of Rocky Ridge.  Jude's Childrens Hospital or the Rheumatoid Arthritis Foundation.  The family will receive friends from 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm on Saturday MD where a celebration of Kathy's life will begin at 2:00 pm There will be a reception following the service 2025 at MedStar Washington Hospital Center in Washington he was the son of the late Lewis Joseph Martz and Harriet Genevieve (Shook) Martz Ken was a 1953 graduate of Frederick High School He was employed by RF Kline until his retirement in 1999.  Ken was a member of the Friends of Gettysburg Foundation and St Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Walkersville.  he could be found spending time with his sons he would share the fruits of his labor enjoying barbeques with fresh corn on the cob and other veggies from his garden He loved to watch football games with his sons every weekend Ken was known for his sharp mind and being witty with a wonderful sense of humor.  The family will receive friends from 6 to 8 p.m A celebration of Kenneth's life journey will take place at 10 a.m Memorial donations may be made to Friends of Gettysburg Foundation.  Expressions of sympathy may be offered to the family at StaufferFuneralHome.com.  There are just eight high school football teams still playing in the MPSSAA Class 2A state playoffs and one of those teams is the Bayside South's Stephen Decatur Seahawks who are undefeated and looking to repeat as Class 2A Champions this year After surviving last week's game against Wi-Hi Decatur will be back at home on Friday night as it hosts Walkersville from Frederick County With a spot in the 2A Final Four on the line this week anything can happen when these two squads face off Here is a preview and prediction for Friday's state quarterfinal matchup between Decatur and Walkersville Decatur had a tough game in the second round of regional playoffs last week as the Seahawks just survived a Wi-Hi team that did all it could to upset the undefeated But Decatur's defense locked in the fourth quarter to prevent any potential game-winning drives while Davin Chandler scored the go-ahead touchdown in the third they will host Walkersville in the state quarterfinal Walkersville pulled off a road upset last week against a Glenelg and will come to Berlin on Friday looking to do the same Slowing down Decatur's offense will be priority No hoping to replicate what Wi-Hi did last week while Decatur will look to regain its form from the first 10 games of the season Walkersville has had an up and down season this year the opposition Decatur will face as it looks to go back-to-back as state champions will only get tougher With its championship experience and after being tested last week But another close game in Berlin wouldn't be a surprise as the intensity of playoff football continues to grow More: Bayside Conference Football stars honored in 2024 All-Bayside awards and selections More: All-Bayside South teams highlight the top stars of the 2024 Boys and Girls Soccer seasons has gone home to be with the Lord on January 12 she was the daughter of Paul Ventil and Kathleen Isabelle Bowers Linda is preceded in death by her sisters Beverly Bell Linda is survived by her children and their spouses Sandy Wood (Kyle) of Hagerstown and Ryan Harris of Waynesboro She is also survived by her sister Vicky Wachter (Charles) of Lewistown.  Linda was a loving grandmother to her grandchildren: Donnie Schildt (Kelly) of Thurmont PA and Thomas Harris of Frederick; great-grandchildren: Tyler New Hudson Flanary and Luna Barnett and one great-great grandson Linda worked at Walkersville Lanes for over 50 years retiring at the age 86 She also worked in her early life in Woodsboro at Shriners Sewing Factory the Hut Tavern and Ducky and Elsies Restaurant The family will receive friends from 4-6 PM on Sunday Walkersville where funeral services will bel held at 11:00 AM on Monday Interment will be Mount Hope Cemetery in Woodsboro The family would like to thank the wonderful nurses and staff at Frederick Health Hospital 2C for their excellent and compassionate care memorial donations can be made to Frederick Hospice Maryland passed away at her residence on September 28 2024 following a two year battle with cancer.  1965 she married her high school sweetheart Robert Eugene Eastep Surviving are her beloved husband of 59 years; two sons: Robert “Alan” Eastep (Shari) of Xenia Ohio and Ronald Eugene Eastep (Diana) of Fort Mill South Carolina; Four grandchildren: Jennifer in Tennessee Megan in South Carolina; four great-grandchildren; three sisters: Susan Albright (Harry) of Roaring Spring and a brother: Frederick (Judy) Brumbaugh of Williamsburg Gladys was preceded in death by two sisters: Deloris and Melda Ruth.  Gladys was a 1965 graduate of Central High School Gladys worked for a short time at the Martinsburg Shoe Factory before moving with her husband to Maryland Gladys was very active with the boys activities and being a homemaker She worked part time for the Wisner’s at Glade Link Farms She also helped with the many home remodeling projects mixing cement Crafting was always one of her favorite hobbies this hobby grew into a real business “Gifts By Gladys” The business provided opportunities to go to many different areas to both buy and to sell She was real handy at finding reasons to go to Lancaster for something she needed She would find one of her buddies and off they would go Gladys especially enjoyed going to the craft conventions (places like Vegas) with one of her sisters or her niece When Gladys and Brenda got together they were always laughing about something Spending time with the granddaughters was important Every summer Gladys would try to host a granddaughters week where it was her and the girls doing fun things She also enjoyed all the Smokey Mountain cabin trips with the kids and grandkids didn’t really matter where: just get away and go She enjoyed long trips: cruises (especially Alaska) Gladys and her husband bought a travel trailer and over the years managed to visit 49 of the 50 states They mostly enjoyed spending the cold winter months in the Yuma Gladys was a member of the Glade Valley Church of the Brethren in Walkersville the family suggests that you please take a moment to reflect on your favorite memories with Gladys Private inurnment will be held at St John’s Lutheran Cemetery in rural Williamsburg Arrangements are with Stauffer Funeral Home