State Police in Bel Air, along with the Harford County Sheriff's office found a 3rd suspected wanted for Monday night's carjacking and robbery in Edgewood.
19 year old Lamont Harrison Jr of Edgewood was arrested without incident and charged with carjacking, armed robbery, assault, kidnapping and felony theft. He is being held in the Harford County Detention Center.
Also arrested: Joshua Freeman of Edgewood and Roberta Antonaccio of Joppa. Both were charged Tuesday with the same charges and are also at the Harford County Detention Center.
It all started Monday after a Pylesville woman reported being carjacked in the Edgewood area. During the attack the suspects attempted to extort money from her parents in exchange for her safe return.
It turns out the victim was friends with Antonaccio and police say it was Antonaccio that planned the carjacking. She was even with the victim when it happened.
A 17-year-old girl and another man are behind bars, facing carjacking charges.
Maryland State Police say a 20-year-old woman was carjacked in the Harford Square neighborhood in Edgewood. The victim told investigators that three men forced their way into her Chevy Cobalt.
They drove her around. During the trip, the victim says she was hit several times, and had a gun and knife pulled on her. The suspects also called her relatives, trying to get a ransom.
The suspects eventually let her go on Philadelphia Road in Joppa, where she called police.
Later that night, police found the car behind Prospect Mill Elementary school in Bel Air. The car had been set on fire and destroyed.
The State Fire Marshall's office is investigating that part of the crime. 21-year-old Joshua Freeman faces conspiracy charges. 17-year-old Roberta Antonacci was charged as a conspirator.
The victim was taken to the hospital, where she was treated and released from her injuries.
