The body of a young man was found near Coldstream Park Elementary School this morning, and though there's no reference to the manner of death, a natural cause seems rather unlikely.
UPDATE: He was shot, and elementary-school students found him.
Kenneth Ringgold, 34, was ID'd as the man stabbed to death in the 100 block of N. Janney St.
The man shot to death Monday on Preston St. was identified as Carlton Tremain Bethea, 29, of the 2200 block of E. Chase St.; a man was shot Monday in the 2200 block of Booth St.
More in the CP from photographer Frank Klein about murder victim Clayton Oxendine, #167, "a good, decent, kind individual trapped in a hole of predetermination"
More updates and names in the Ink
The SAO has two new 'witness locators', filling positions that had been open for more than a year
After his suspension, Baltimore County District Judge Bruce S. Lamdin is back on the bench and more sensitive than ever (the old Bruce would have given the domestic-violence victim a stream of profanity before making her homeless!).
hermann: overtime and crime, street patterns and crime
CofA: If you run when you see the cops, that's reasonably suspicious
3 comments:
mjb:
This is a nitpick, but you wrote "CSA: If you run when you see the cops, that's reasonably suspicious."
The decision in that story was made by the Court of Appeals, not the Court of Special Appeals which is what I assume CSA was supposed to refer to.
I also couldn't help but notice that Judge Bell voted in favor of defendant, like he seems to do in every single frikkin case that goes before the court. Someone needs to toss that thug-hugger out of the courthouse. He's the most consistently pro-criminal jurist I've ever read about.
thanks, PP!
Ta-da!
One more hood caught in wonderful Waverly.
Good riddance.
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