The Baltimore City Grand Jury indicted Clifton Gee, 46, of the 6700 block of Shaken Wood Road, for first-degree murder today in connection with a homicide that occurred more than 11 years ago. Court documents allege Gee stabbed to death Queen Esther Watson, 29, on May 14, 1994 in her home in the 200 block of South Bethel Street. Gee was linked to this murder by DNA testing conducted by the Baltimore City Police Lab and the Maryland State Police Lab in February 2005. He is currently being held by the Division of Correction where he is serving a five-year prison sentence in an unrelated case. An arraignment is scheduled for October 12.
Opening statements today in the case of 18-year-old Javon Clark, accused of
helping murder William Bassett in the Towsontowne mall parking garage.
Police have located
dozens of sex offenders who've moved to Maryland from out of state and not registered with local authorities.
Local prisons have become
donation collection points for Katrina victims.
A Reston man who traveled to Frederick to meet two 14-year-old "girls" had his
conviction overturned on account that the girls were cops.
Someone
broke into Lt. Governor Michael Steele's Chevy Suburban and took four cell phones.
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