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CHESTERTOWN POLICEOct. 31 Officers responded to the 500 block of High Street for a report of an active assault. When officers arrived on the scene, Pfc E. Nunez arrested both parties involved. Kira Rayne Kennedy, age 19, and Elijah Ellis Venson, age 19, both of Chestertown. Kennedy was charged with assault second degree. It was determined that Kennedy also had two active warrants. One from the Baltimore County Police, for failure to appear to address three charges of rogue and vagabond from an incident Sept. 7. One from the Baltimore City Police, for failure to appear to address charges of assault second degree and retaliation against a witness, stemming from an incident on May 28. Both warrants were served on Kennedy by Ofc J. Fowler. Venson was charged with assault second degree. Both Kennedy and Venson were held at the Kent County Detention Center. The court dates were pending at the time of this report.Nov. 2 Ofc M.

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