James Dinkins, 33, was arrested for the murder of Michael Bryant, 22, on Tudor Arms Avenue. Also two attempted murder arrests and lots of the usual thievery in the blotter.
Baltimore City, County and Feredal Courts were closed to today on account of two inches of wet snow.
The MD Court of Appeals yesterday threw out the conviction of Erik Stoddard, convicted in the 2002 killing of three-year-old Calen Dirubbo.
A Florida consultant submitted a report on the problems at central booking, but when prison official submitted the report to Judge Glynn and the Sun, five of its 10 pages were censored, making it impossible to see what the recommendations were.
A 15-year-old boy was stabbed to death in bucolic Crisfield. And a double shooting in Carroll County made Donnie Bowman the county's first homicide victim in more than two years.
In PG County, Wei Shu of Clinton was arrested for fatally stabbing his wife Jin Shi Chen, 28, on December 1st.
Federal prosecutors rested their case yesterday in the McAbier firebombing trial.
Two Baltimore men were arrested for stealing almost $1 million worth of jewelry when the wife of police officer David A. Williamson tried to sell the booty to a pawn shop. What was she doing with it? Good question...
In the County, a third police dog has died under mysterious circumstances.
Black & Decker is being sued by a shareholder for giving company funds to a Mormon temple.
2 comments:
Actually, if you check out the Sun's story on the jewelry store thieves, there's a whole heck of a lot more to it than the suspects trying to pawn the stuff off.
THEY didnt try to pawn it off - a police officer who stole it from them during a traffic stop did.
erik stoddard got let out on a technicality.
he used to beat my friend pretty badly while they were going out.
he did this.
he needs to be re-tried and found guilty again.
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