Stevensville Man Charged After Giving Deputies a Fake Name

Queen Anne's County, MD - On October 5, 2026, at approximately 6:45 p.m., the Queen Anne's County Sheriff's Office responded to Market Court in Stevensville, Maryland, for a trespassing call.

While deputies were on the way, they learned more about the person in the call. He was identified as William Volm, 43, of Stevensville, Maryland.

Deputies were told Volm had already been given a trespassing order. They also learned he had been issued a criminal citation for trespassing just one day earlier.

A trespass order is a formal notice that tells a person to stay off a property. If that person comes back, they can face criminal charges.

When deputies arrived, they saw Volm walking down the stairs of an apartment building. He then got on a scooter and started to leave.

Deputies called out to Volm by his name. He told them that was not his name and gave them a different name instead.

Deputy First Class Leshinskie told Volm that he was not allowed to leave. Volm then rode off on his scooter. Deputies caught up with Volm. They took him off the scooter and placed him in custody.

The sheriff's office listed five charges and citations against Volm. They include trespassing on private property and fourth degree burglary. Volm is also charged with resisting or interfering with an arrest. He faces a fraud charge for giving false personal identification to avoid prosecution.

The last charge listed is obstructing and hindering a police officer.

Volm Was taken in front of the district court commissioner and was released on a $2,500 unsecured personal bond.

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