Wednesday, July 18, 2012

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Two separate but likely related shootings in Baltimore's Brooklyn neighborhood put two men in the hospital and another in the morgue. In the first incident a 19-year-old male was shot and injured. Several hours later two men, 35 and 32 respectively, were shot. The 35-year-old received a gunshot wound to the head and died not long after. He is this year's 112 murder.

Two men are in custody after bar patrons detained a gunman following a brazen shooting. Alberto Ramos, 30, and Erasmo Sandobal, 32, (both pictured right) face attempted murder charges after shooting a 32-year-old man at the Rancho Blanco Bar located on 100 South Fagley St.

Can't just shoot a man... A man was forced by gunmen to strip before being shot in an ally off of the 4100 block of Newton Ave. early Saturday.

This week's Murder Ink has more details on the officer-involved killing of 20-year-old Devonte Bowman, as well as announcing the arrest of Kenneth Jackson, 23, for the July 5th murder of 27-year-old Andrew Davis.

New details regarding the County police-involved shooting of a sword wielding man have come to light, including the identification of the officer involved, and the reason for the warrant. Officer Carlos Artson, a 17-year vet who had shot and killed Dundalk native Cheryl Lynn Noel, 44, back in 2005, has been identified as the officer who fired the fatal shots. Ronald Melvin Cox Jr., was killed as police attempted to execute a search warrant related to the execution-style attempted murder of a 15-year-old in Howard County. Arrested for the above-mentioned attempted execution were Donald George Peoples Jr., 21, Laura Christian Karr, 24, and Chiquita Sketers, 21, all charged with several counts, including attempted first- degree murder.

Police are trying to identify the two men pictured right; both are wanted for their involvement in a July 3 robbery-shooting.  
City Paper has a very interesting story regarding Milton Tillman III's interests in acquiring the now-defunct Sonar music venue's liquor license. 

Oh, the memories. The infamous Maryland House of Correction in Jessup is, after 130 years, being torn down,  by current MD inmates, no less.

A man was stabbed during a late-night argument in the 3200 block of Greenmount Ave back on July 8. 
19-year-old Haudee Baygie was found dead in his Timonium home in the 200 block of Welford Road. No official cause of death has been given, and though Baygie was facing drug charges at the time of death, there's no stated indication of foul play.
 A guilty plea for renegade tax preparer Alexis Brett Travers, 37, found guilty of defrauding the government out of almost $225,000.

A conviction in the 2011 death of Willie Cedric Jackson puts Randallstown native Reginald Frederick, 22, in peril of spending the rest of his life behind bars. Still facing an October trial date for the drug-related murder is Sterling Lewis, age 22. 
A county crime round-up includes the body of Dundalkian Christopher Dietch, 51, being found behind a gas station, a late-night robbery outside White Marsh Mall, and the Bomb Squad being called to the Cockeysville Senior Center. 
You really have to question the Court of Appeals sometimes... Back in 2008 Tranell Dansbury was indicted for a 1997 rape he committed as a 15-year-old. By the time he faced his rape charges, Dansbury had a rap sheet that included a drug dealing arrest, a multitude of armed robbery charges, even a murder charge, as well as an attempted murder conviction. Eventually Dansbury was convicted of the '97 rape and given a 30-year term. Of course, he appealed it, and of course, it was reversed, so he was found not guilty and released. Then, after being a free man for less than a year, lo and behold he was arrested yet again, this time for armed robbery, and to add something to his criminal repertoire, carjacking.

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

Donald Peoples being arrested for another violent crime does not surprise me. I was part of the jury pool for his trial back in late Nov ro early Dec 2011. Of course, I was not picked, because I was the wrong demographic. Watching his behavior in the court room, he was down right bored and having trouble paying attention to the procedings. This was not the behavior of some one falsely accused. It came across to me as someone with lots of run-ins with the system and with sociopathic tendencies. The jury panel made up of mostly middle aged black women found him not guilty of the charges. Gotta love B'more

Anonymous said...

Yet again, this young man Donald Peoples is arrested for another violet crime. He needs to sit behind bars for the rest of his life. He seriously has anger issues n is a danger to society, sad part is..he drags is pregnant girlfriend n a friend whose in college down with him. His girlfriend Laura Karr was warned by many people that Donald was not a good guy to be with, maybe if she would have listen she would not be in this situation right now. Now she could possibly spend half of her life or life in prison for this herendious crime. It doesnt always pay to hang with the bad guys.

Anonymous said...

It's a shame that Karrs uncle was killed. This guy Artson is a killer. This is the second time he has killed someone "who wasn't a suspect in the ongoing investigation". He killed a 44 year old mother when he raided her house looking for her son. How many innocent people will this guy kill in their own homes before something is done?

Cham said...

Mr. Dansbury is dead now.

Devin Dansbury said...

Mr Dansbury was a good guy with poor parenting please stop judging everyone have family which was mine