A man walking through the parking lot of a Glen Burnie bar with his phone in hand was assaulted and robbed by two people early Friday, and police are now asking the public for help identifying the suspects. The attack happened just after 12:30 a.m. in the lot of Brews & Cues Bar in the 7900 block of Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard, where two men grabbed the victim's phone before running off on foot.
Anne Arundel County Police responded to the robbery report and are searching for two men described as Black, in their late teens, and dressed in all-black clothing, according to Fox45 News. Investigators have classified the case as a strong-arm citizen robbery under incident report number 26-728257 and assigned Northern District detectives to lead the investigation, per the Anne Arundel County Government. Northern District detectives are leading the investigation.
What Police Are Asking For
Detectives are asking anyone with information about the suspects to come forward. Witnesses can reach Northern District detectives directly at 410-222-6135, or submit anonymous tips through the Anne Arundel County Police Tip Line at 410-222-4700, per authorities.
What Police Are Asking For Police classified the case as a strong-arm robbery. Under Section 3-402 of the Maryland Criminal Law Code, robbery without a dangerous weapon is a felony punishable by up to 15 years in state prison, while robbery with a dangerous weapon is covered by Section 3-403 and carries a maximum of 20 years, according to the statutes cited by FindLaw. The physical assault component could also expose the suspects to second-degree assault charges, a misdemeanor under Section 3-203 of the Maryland Criminal Law Code that carries up to 10 years in prison and a fine of up to $2,500.
A Familiar Stretch of Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard
Brews & Cues, a 13-table billiards tavern and live entertainment venue at 7954 Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard, was the site of the reported robbery. The parking lot sits along a corridor that has seen a string of other holdups in recent months.
Two masked men armed with a handgun robbed a 7-Eleven just blocks away in the 7600 block of Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard on July 22, stealing cash before fleeing on foot, as reported by The BayNet. Weeks later, on August 12, a man armed with a knife tried to rob a Royal Farms at 7201 Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard before dropping his weapon and fleeing when an employee startled him — an incident Hoodline covered in its Royal Farms robbery report. Further back, in November 2025, an employee at Level Up Games in the 7600 block was assaulted during a robbery, according to Eye On Annapolis.
Countywide Context
The incidents along Baltimore Annapolis Boulevard provide local context for the case. Even so, the commercial strip running through Glen Burnie continues to draw significant investigative attention from Northern District detectives.
Further investigative details were not included in the reports. The suspects were wanted at the time of the reports, and police continue to rely on tips from the public to move the case forward.
