Graffiti on the the wall of the Baltimore Arena
Trial will start tomorrow in the case of Dwayne Gibson, 20, alleged to have murdered Wayne Rideout, 43, by setting him on fire in the backyard of Gibson's home on Grantley Avenue on September 28 of 2003.
An alleged pot dealer and bad driver fleeing the law was arrested in St. Pauls North Carolina, population 2,137 (it's in the southeastern part of the state).
Shootings, stolen cars and burglary in today's blotter.
Kevin Clark's suit against the city can go on, says judge.
After a cameo in the "Stop Snitching" video, Denver Nugget Carmelo Anthony will now be shooting PSAs for the government. "He is a very nice young man," says the Governor's office.
Elsewhere,
Trial continues in the case of Ronald Deondre Evans, who at age 16 was allegedly involved in murdering 18-year-old Kozar Goode during a mugging in Parkville.
Police are looking for whoever keeps robbing hotels in PG County.
Trial starts today in the murder of a Jessup deli owner.
St. Mary's County cops had a "busy weekend", what with a catfight over a television set and a disroderly drunk at the Burger King.
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