Woman Refuses to Vacate

MECHANICSVILLE - 12/5/2008

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On Dec. 2, Deputy M. Rodgers responded to All Faith Church Road in Mechanicsville, to serve a protective order on Cynthia Lynn Lilly, 42 of Mechanicsville.  The protective order specifically ordered Lilly to vacate the residence and have no contact by any means with the protected person/petitioner.  Cynthia Lilly was given an opportunity to collect her belongings and vacate the residence which she refused.  Lilly was told she was under arrest for violating the terms and conditions of the protective order.  Lilly began to resist arrest, was subsequently subdued and handcuffed.  Cynthia Lilly was charged with violating conditions of a protective order and resisting arrest

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freefaller 12/5/2008 at 7:31 AM SARCASM ALERT If only Deputy Rodgers had asked really, really nicely, she would have complied. But, being a St Mary's deputy, he just had to be "rude" to her and that was the real problem. Reply to This Comment

mom-of-3 12/5/2008 at 8:08 AM Reply to freefaller: Please ENOUGH.... it was funny the first 10 times you made that joke but come on... let it go.

X-Fusion 12/5/2008 at 8:45 AM Reply to freefaller: Yeah It's getting old now. It wasn't really funny the first time you did it either.

freefaller 12/5/2008 at 10:10 AM Reply to freefaller: You're both right-Point taken I'll stop now. I guess I've made my point (maybe even went a little to far) but I am so tired of the criminals blaming our deputies for THEIR crimes.

NotBornHere 12/5/2008 at 10:42 AM Reply to freefaller: Maybe ... But if want REALLY rude, try wishing somebody who lives in Leonardtown a Merry CHRISTmas. (I'll be back later to take a tally)

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