Requiescat in pace, Amanda Marie Bishop
posted by MJB at 10:26 PM
Wednesday, June 25, 2008
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2009 Victims
- 116. Unidentified man, Wheeler St and Harlem Ave (7/1)
- 115. Steven Frank Wilson, 24, 1600 block of E. Eager St (6/30)
- 114. Unidentified man, 3400 block of Fairview Ave. (6/29)
- 113. Jermaine W. Womack, 32, 300 block of Charter Oak Avenue (6/22)
- 112. Unidentified man, 3000 block of Baker Street (6/27)
- 111. Unidentified man, 3000 block of Baker Street (6/27)
- 110. Candido C. Hernandez, 46, 2700 E. Fayette St. (6/19)
- 109. Unidentified man, 1800 St. Paul St. (6/24)
- 108. Wanda Hackett, 51, 2200 Tucker Lane (6/23)
- 107. Wesley Nelson, 1800 block of N. Chapel St (6/21)
- 106. Edward Patterson, 39, 2300 E. Oliver Street (6/19)
- 105. Unidentified man, 19, 600 block of Tunbridge Rd. (6/18)
- 104. Tony Geiger, 41, 100 block Old Riverside Road (6/2)
- 103. Pierre Alford, 24, 1902 Braddish Ave. (6/16)
- 102. Lydia Steed, 31, 4003 Biddison Lane (6/10)
- 101. Allisha Royster, 23, 4003 Biddison Lane (6/10)
- 100. Darnell Johns, 21, 1730 N. Payson St. (6/10)
- 99. Karl Snyder, 21, 2500 block of East Federal Street (6/8)
- 98. Dana Richardson, 44, 900 block of Brooks Lane (6/7)
- 97. Anthony Benitez, 21, 1400 block of Anglesea St. (6/3)
- 96. Suspicious death, unidentified, 2743 St Paul St. (6/1)
- 95. Unidentified man, 21, Old Riverside Rd. (6/2)
- 94. Joseph Woah-Tee, 60, 4300 block of York Road (5/31)
- 93. Douglas Winston Jr., 35, 600 block of North Port Street (5/30)
- 92. Ricardo Montgomery, 39, parking lot, 2800 Ailsa Ave (5/30)
- 91. Milton Stepney, 32, Eutaw and Lombard streets (5/28)
- 90. Curtis Brown, 32, 1100 block of W. North Ave. (5/27)
- 89. David Parker, 25, 200 block of N. Collington Ave.
- 88. Sean Howard, 24, 3100 block of Cliftmont Ave. (5/25)
- 87. Hardy Jones, 3300 block of Noble St (5/25)
- 86. Quite Vanterpool, 41, near Clifton Park Pool (5/25)
- 85. Keon Cameron, 18, 1800 block of East 28th St. (5/23)
- 84. Chernere Wooten, 18, 300 block of North Carrollton Avenue (5/23)
- 83. Lee Johnson, 28, shot Sept. 27, 2008, 1900 block of Frederick Ave. (5/22)
- 82. Tavon Crawford, 26, shot April 12, 2005, 2700 block of Saint Lo Drive (d. 1/2009)
- 81. Lucio Solarzano, 84, 7001 Reisterstown Rd. (5/16)
- 80. Christopher Ricks, 32, 2000 block of Kennedy Avenue (5/9)
- 79. Anthony Griffin, 23, 3200 block of Montebello Terrace (5/8)
- 78. Deontae Carter, 24, 3000 block of Elgin Ave. (5/9)
- 77. Anthony Eggers, 48, 600 block of Parkwyrth Ave. (5/5)
- 76. Fabian Palmer, 24, 3300 block of Frederick Ave (5/3)
- 75. William Jones, 26, 800 block of Milton Ave. (5/2)
- 74. Frank Swiston, 48, 2800 block of Erdman Ave (4/25)
- 73. Shawn Williams, 18, 2200 block of Christian Street (4/27)
- 72. Maurice Toomer, 17, 3200 block of Normount Road (4/25)
- 71. Jasmon Jiggetts, 28, 1600 block of E. Eager (4/22)
- 70. Kenneth Johnson, 23, 5100 block of Hillburn Ave. (4/21)
- 69. Melody Smith, 54, 700 block of Yale Ave (4/21)
- 68. Qonta Waddell, 24, 3115 Windsor Ave. (4/21)
- 67. Calvin Hayes, 75/78, 2100 block of North Wolfe Street (4/18)
- 66. Ernesto Flores, 23, 16 N Clinton St (4/18)
- 65. Harold Able Sr., 63, 1800 block of Aiken Street (4/15)
- 64. Russell Day, 30, 2100 block of Christian Street (4/13)
- 63. Quinton Savage, 22, 2800 block of Winwood Court (4/11)
- 62. Dominic Baker, 16, 1900 block of Wilkens Ave. (4/8)
- 61. Unidentified man, 1017 Hillen Road (4/7)
- 60. Curtis Pounds, 36, 4700 block of Homesdale Avenue (4/5)
- 59. Dorothea Wright, 42, 500 S. Broadway and Gough St. (4/5)
- 58. Timothy Hebron, near Northwood Shopping Center (4/4)
- 57. Zachary Thompson, 48/ William Clayborne, 32, 400 block of Watty Court (4/3)
- 56. Darrell T. Lee, 19, 2900 block of Allendale Road (4/1)
- 55. Dewayne M. Booker, 20, 2200 block of Sherwood Ave. [shot on Bonaparte Ave] (4/1)
- 54. Unidentified man, 20, 1700 block of McCulloh St. (3/30)
- 53. David Williams, 20, 1500 block of West Fayette Street (3/31)
- 52. Derrick K. Franklin, 3800 block of Lyndale Ave. (3/31)
- Questionable death, N. Abington Ave/Elbert St. (3/27)51. Unidentified man, 700 block of W. North Avenue (3/27)
- 50. Carlos Spence, 23, 5800 block of Edgepark Road (3/26)
- 49. Kara Lawson, 23, 500 N. Ellwood Ave. (3/23)
- 48. Davon Saunders, near train tracks in the 600 block of W. Patapsco Ave. (3/22)
- 47. Marty/Martie Williams Jr., 20, 2600 Maisel St. (3/21)
- 46. William L. Smith, 24, 6500 block of Cleveland Ave. (3/17)
- 45. Adrian Martise, 24, 2900 block of Greenmount Ave. (3/17)
- 44. Anthony Bailey, 2900 block of Greenmount Ave. (3/17)
- 43. Keon Barnes, 35, 1900 block of Pulaski Street (3/14)
- 42. Andrew Goodwin, 22, 400 block of Normandy Avenue (3/13)
- --homicide #14 ruled justified
- 42. Roger Dennis, 24, 300 block of W. North Avenue (shot 1997, d. 8/08)
- 41. Wayne Robinson, 22, 3300 block of E. Baltimore St. (3/8)
- 40. Sctario Tia Edwards, 25, 300 block of West Madison Street/ 800 Linden Ave (3/7)
- 39. Herbert Carsten Jr., 17, 3700 block of E. Lombard St. (3/6)
- 38. Nelson Gause, 29, 1500 block of Clipper Road (3/1)
- 37. Frederick Jeffrey Archer, 68, 700 block of N. Arlington Ave. (2/26)
- 36. Ramon Williams, 2500 block of Loyola Northway (2/22)
- 35. José Escobar Peña, 32, 3500 block of Eastern Avenue (2/22)
- 34. Hubert Dickerson, 32, 2500 block of W. Baltimore St. (2/21)
- 33. Rodger Evans Jr., 24, 5600 block of Sagra Road (2/16)
- 32. James Flannery, 23, 3900 block of S. Hanover St., (2/16)
- 31. Michael Davis, 30, intersection of Erdman Avenue and East Federal Street (2/14)
- 30. Daniel Lee Hoeck, 62, 6100 block of Glenoak Avenue (2/13)
- 29. Eric Pendergrass, Patapsco River (2/9)
- 28. Tracy Kinchen, 34, 1700 block of E. 32nd Street (2/11)
- 27. Faruq Barakaat, 1700 block of N. Smallwood St./ 2100 block of Presbury Street (2/10)
- 26. David Bryan Wright, 47, 1600 block of Gorsuch Ave. (4 p.m. 2/4)
- 25. Lemuel Wallace, 37, 1500 block of North Franklintown Road (1:45 p.m. 2/4)
- 24. Demetrius M. Saulsbury, 22, 1700 block of N. Washington St. (3 a.m. 2/4)
- 23. Kendrick L. Daney, 38, 200 block of W. Dickman St (2/1)
- 22. Theodore E. Moore, 44, North Pulaski Street and Edmondson Avenue (1/31)
- 21. James McKoy, 46, 900 block of Poplar Grove St. (1/29)
- 20. Dewayne Lawrence, 17, 4900 block of Aberdeen Ave. (1/28)
- 19. Jasmine Harris, 23, 3000 block of Windsor Ave. (1/27)
- 18. Stephen Mauk, 47, 200 block of N. Bond St. (1/26)
- 17. Juan Johnson, 14, 4400 block of Pall Mall Road (1/25)
- 16. Jaiwan Jones, 26, 1200 block of Bayard Street (1/16)
- 15. Ronald Crosby, 56, 5400 block of Jamestowne Court (1/14)
14. Shawn Green, 17, Alameda and 32nd Street (1/11)- ruled justified- 13. Bryant Eldridge, 20, 3600 block of E. Lombard St. (1/9)
- 12. Kipton A. Degree Jr., 23, 5000 block of Dickey Hill Road (1/8)
- 11. Antron Betts, 35, North Bond and East Eager Sts. (1/7)
- 10. David Falkinburg, 45, 2800 block of Clearview Ave. (1/6)
- 9. Joshua Harris, 21, 3600 block of Reisterstown Road (1/5)
- 8. Tian Zin Wang, 51, 800 block of Webb Court (d. 1/5)
- 7. Andre Thorpe, 17, 800 block of N. Kenwood Ave. (s. 1/2)
- 6. Lougene Williams III, 4000 block of Chesmont Ave. (1/4)
- 5. Mayresa Craft, 15, 5600 Loch Raven Boulevard (1/4)
- 4. Trevane Ricks, 16, 5600 Loch Raven Boulevard (1/4)
- 3. Glenn Cunnigham, 22, 1100 block of Orleans Street (2 a.m. 1/2)
- 2. Marcel Mitchell, 20, 1100 block of Orleans Street (2 a.m. 1/2)
- 1. Mario Williams, 31, 700 block of N. Luzerne Ave.
8 Comments:
Because of recent discussions on jury nullification in Baltimore, I'm posting here a link to a paper on jury vs. nonjury trial for criminal offenses in Ireland (North & South).
Perhaps what we need here is something like the Prevention of Crime Act of 1882, which in turbulent Ireland suspended jury trial, replacing it with the judicial tribunal in times of emergency.
So, what,.. you can shoot a guy dead, be sentenced to 5 years minimum, and be out among society on parole in the sixth ???
Seems like a pretty casual sanction to me. No wonder they think it's sorta kinda okay to do.
And a Hopkins prof details what surveyed Balimoreans felt were the ten rudest behaviors.
Interesting. In my neighborhood, those are examples of the better conduct one will commonly experience.
Galt, do you really think the suspension of civil liberties is the right path to begin walking down?
Don't get me wrong, I am willing to consider drastic measures, but the removal of my rights because other people can't behave is not to my liking.
Perhaps the dissolution of Baltimore City's charter and its subsequent incorporation into Baltimore County would be a solution? Not that Baltimore County would have us, but we do seem to be having problems governing ourselves. And jury by peers would then include a larger pool of law abiding folk.
"was sentenced by Judge Charles G. Bernstein to 15 years in prison, the first five without possibility of parole. The judge suspended an additional 10 years, which he could impose should Simpson get into trouble again."
The wording is a bit confusing. I read it to mean that the judge suspended an additional 10 years on top of the 15 years. You read it to read 5 without parole, with the next 10 suspended. Which is correct?
Chuck: My impression was that he got a 15 year sentence, 5 of which will be without parole, followed by 10 years suspended. Now, I'm not sure if that means he can be released after 5 years, or if he only begins accumulating good time credit/whatever other crap they use to decide when to release people after five years.
Weird. You and Galt both read it the same way. I hope I'm right, but my guess is you guys might be.
With the pending Sun buyouts/layoffs, I imagine we'll be treated to more vaguely worded articles written by "A Sun Reporter."
I really hope they have the sense to keep the good reporters, but something tells me that Linskey and Sentementes and Byckowicz cost more than Mr. A.S. Reporter.
Hell. Maybe the Sun management can just fire the whole local news department and replace them with bloggers.
The point is, even at sentencing, we're bending over backwards to get him back onto the streets ASAP.
He's just murdered someone !
Doesn't that mean anything ??
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Shayne, I wasn't really recomending that solution, just throwing the Act out for consideration. This is not a unique and unprecedented problem.
It's been dealt with before.
You'll notice that the courts in Ireland almost 200 years ago had this same problem: in the presence of a criminal-sympathetic jury pool, judges resorted to easy plea terms.
A very decent solution could be to subject Baltimore criminal trials to the same jury plan used by the federal court for this jurisdiction, to wit:
U.S. District Court for the Northern Division of Maryland.
That's a jury of your peers, yet not a jury drawn fom the parole register, or Baltimore City, which is the same thing.
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