The body of a man was found in the 2300 block of Guilford Ave. yesterday afternoon, and police are doing an autopsy to see whether he was the victim of a beating or a hit-and-run.
Luke B. looks at Anna Sowers' work on a law that would "allow prosecutors to charge suspects with murder if their victims have been beaten into a coma and remain in a persistent vegetative state for more than four to six weeks."
24-year-old Tina Hamm told police that her Cecil County mother was missing, but forget to mention the part about (allegedly) killing mommy.
Gunplay at the Wal-Mart on Baltimore National Pike last night!
It's a rough day in the Blotter for the fairer sex: The woman killed on 2/16 in the 3400 block of Woodland Ave. is still un-ID'd, a man was arrested in the 2900 block of E. Madison St. for choking an 18-year-old woman, a 78-year-old woman was rear-ended by a hit-and-run driver, and a 17-year-old girl was busted for stealing a Tweety Bird watch.
Olesker wrote an interesting story about Little Melvin.
The FBI investigation into the police killing of Edward Lamont Hunt is not S.O.P.
I hope someone throws a pitbull at Charles Littlewood and Anthony Paolini (assuming, of course, that the dog doesn't get hurt but the jackass robbers do).
TK Sharkey's in Annapolis may need to be renamed TK Stabby's.
Emmitsburg house for sale. Human remains not included.
2 comments:
The hed of that first story is "Shooting is city's 28th homicide" -- has someone been dropped from the rolls, I wonder?
I noticed that too. Our count got off immediately after the Mt. Royal double homicide.
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