The appeals court found that there was probable cause to issue the warrant, based on all of the evidence, including that the surveillance video showed the man holding a bag that matched that of the sexual assault victim, which was taken from the scene. Grosvenor-Strathmore, Huntington, Hyattsville Crossing, Judiciary Square. Williams argued in his appeal that the warrant was not based on sufficient probable cause and instead was based on “speculation of the detective.” College Park-U of Md, Columbia Heights, Congress Heights, Court House.
Williams was later identified as a possible suspect and a warrant to obtain a DNA sample from him was issued in July 2019, which connected him to the crimes, according to court records.
In February 2018, the DNA collected from the burglary scene and the rape scene were matched to the same person, who was not identified at the time. The man was later identified as Williams. “A short time after the event,” police received an anonymous tip that someone matching the same description was living in the storage unit. During the investigation, police reviewed surveillance video from a nearby store and saw a man matching Williams’ description walking across a parking lot shortly after the attack, headed toward a storage unit.
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