Monday, February 8, 2010
Contraband
Two Baltimore County corrections officers have been fired for bringing cell phones to work. Along with phones, a nice selection of bootleg DVDs were found on several COs.
Wack Wine Laws
All that stands between MDers and Wine.com= Joan Carter Conway, wife of a liquor board member. So douchy!
Q: does the law mean MD wineries can't ship to other states also?
Q: does the law mean MD wineries can't ship to other states also?
Sunday, February 7, 2010
16- Man stabbed to death on snow
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A man stabbed to death allegedly by his daughter's new daddy in a yard in the 4000 block of Massachusetts Ave.
and an hour ago BPD tweeted "1226 N BENTALOU ST, MALE SHOT
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Friday, February 5, 2010
15
30-year-old man shot to death in an Escalade, police report as Loyola Northway, Sun sez Loyola Southway
More on the shot officer, the dead man and his accomplice
Jack Young, the probable new city council president, talks public safety
ps., you can follow the new mayor on Twitter!
More on the shot officer, the dead man and his accomplice
Jack Young, the probable new city council president, talks public safety
ps., you can follow the new mayor on Twitter!
Thursday, February 4, 2010
Officers down
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Tweets the BPD: "DOUBLE-SHOOTING-OFFICER SHOT-3722 OAKMONT AVE-OFFICER SHOT IN THE ARM-TAKEN TO SHOCK TRAUMA-TWO SUSPECTS SHOT."
NAACP Win in "DWB" Records Lawsuit
The Office of MD's Attorney General must turn over arrest records to the NAACP, says County Circuit Court.
INteresting!
What format will these records be in? To whom will they be given? What will that person or entity do with them?
INteresting!
What format will these records be in? To whom will they be given? What will that person or entity do with them?
First-Person Shooter
If you shoot someone trespassing on your property, should the trespasser have the right to sue you?
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
6?
City ciouncilwoman calls for investigative hearing on the DPW sex offender cover-up that could now include up to six employees.
Ex-county cop robs 7 banks
When county police officer Joseph Goetz car-jacked a UPS driver in the 90s, little did anyone know he was just getting warmed up,
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
No good deed...
A teenager opened fire in a Sheraton ballroom and shot a man in the face. Two guys allegedly restrained the shooter in a "sleeper hold" and pistol-whipped him. Now the restrainers have been indicted.
More on the sad case of April Montford: sisters say mom didn't want their help.
Video from WBAL
Judges' goof gets double-murder case thrown out
Sentencing delayed for teen found to have participated in the beating of septuagenarian fisherman
Venerable haberdasher Jos. A Bank to pay $4 million for misrepresenting inventory levels to shareholders
More on the sad case of April Montford: sisters say mom didn't want their help.
Video from WBAL
Judges' goof gets double-murder case thrown out
Sentencing delayed for teen found to have participated in the beating of septuagenarian fisherman
Venerable haberdasher Jos. A Bank to pay $4 million for misrepresenting inventory levels to shareholders
13?
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A man murdered Monday was ID'd as John England, 27. Reports the Sun, "England was sentenced to five years in federal prison in 2006 for firearm possession." But apparently that sentence didn't take.
Minor irony dept: England, subject of a paternity suit while imprisoned in Cumberland, was killed in front of the Center for Urban Families.
Monday, February 1, 2010
No Jail for Disipicable Daughters
From the SAO:
At a hearing today Judge David Ross sentenced Sharon Jones, 26, of the 400 block of W. Franklin Avenue and Tia Sewell, 27, of the 5100 block of Darien Road to a suspended ten year prison term and five years probation. Jones and Sewell pled guilty to first-degree vulnerable adult abuse November 16, 2009.The Sun reported that Montford was also infested with maggots and lice.
The court heard nearly three hours of testimony from members of the victim’s family who were called as defense witnesses and offered supportive testimony for Jones and Sewell. The court-ordered a pre-sentence investigation recommended suspended sentences for both defendants. The state argued that the heinous nature of the crime and the willful neglect of the victim warranted incarceration and the state asked for six years in prison.
Jones and Sewell admitted to the negligent care of their mother, April Montford, 40. Ms. Montford sustained severe injuries to her lower abdomen and legs resulting in bed sores, gangrenous open wounds and dehydration. She died March 14, 2008. The medical examiner ruled Montford’s death a homicide as a result of a 1985 gunshot wound. That gunshot wound left her a paraplegic.
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