Friends gather to remember slain Cherrie Gammon, likely killed over a drug debt
"Man suffers graze wound after shooting," which kind of makes it sound like he'd been chewed on by some sheep
A computer glitch lets scores of parking tickets get dismissed. The moral of the story: so long as your time is worth less than the price of the ticket, it's worthwhile request a hearing.
Lead-paint landlord jailed over violations
Holabird high student encounters pervert lurking in the boys' room, who stuffed a sock in his mouth and kicked him in the nads
A Hagtown inmate who mailed white powder to a judge "to bring attention to a motion to modify his 50-year sentence for first-degree murder" got five more years tacked onto his time
Lawyer warns that toning shoes won't shape your buns and may break your legs
Friday, December 17, 2010
Thursday, December 16, 2010
4 Aces
.. beats the government's royal flush. Milton Tillman Jr. and Milton Tillman III, charged with multiple counts of tax, insurance and wire fraud, are reportedly making a deal with the government that will let Milton Tillman the Jr., serve no time. Tillman the IIIrd, aka "the Emperor," and "citizen of the year" is a prolific political contributor who owns a oodles of real estate in the metro area and allegedly has "close proximity" to the drug world.
'Tis the season
.. for home invasions. Police are investigating two unrelated armed invasions.
Tomorrow is ladies' day at the BPD: "BPD Recruiting Event: Women's Hiring Event 12/17/10 @ 12 PM, BPD HQ (601 E Fayette Street) Info Session & Written Test"
Tomorrow is ladies' day at the BPD: "BPD Recruiting Event: Women's Hiring Event 12/17/10 @ 12 PM, BPD HQ (601 E Fayette Street) Info Session & Written Test"
Bodymore is Burning
In yet another incident of a severe fire in Baltimore a homeless man was found burning behind a Canton Safeway.
Fire officials officially believe that the fire on the Block was set by "human hands." how they know that I will not pretend to know.
We are officially pansies; A christmas ornament causes the shutdown of the Pentagon train station.
24 Years in federal prison for a man who shot at city cops.
Ending on a happier note, The Sun gives us an uplifting/slightly depressing story about a child shooting victim.
Fire officials officially believe that the fire on the Block was set by "human hands." how they know that I will not pretend to know.
We are officially pansies; A christmas ornament causes the shutdown of the Pentagon train station.
24 Years in federal prison for a man who shot at city cops.
Ending on a happier note, The Sun gives us an uplifting/slightly depressing story about a child shooting victim.
Wednesday, December 15, 2010
The unbearable whiteness of being
The CP's Van Smith interviews the new white guy, details his fondness for Elvis Costello & 'Mad Men' & asks, "What kind of challenges does you being a white guy present?"
A dispute between tenants led to a barricade situation in West Baltimore, which ended peacefully with the arrest of a suspect.
Source tells WBAL that fire on The Block was arson
"A tearful Benjamin L. “Bennie” King Jr. apologized to his family and former employer Legal Aid before being sentenced to 30 months in prison Tuesday for embezzling more than $1 million from the organization over a decade."
Last week's four murders in the Ink: Dante Sweeney, David Carter, Travis Baltimore (reported as Travis Alexander by WBAL) and "an unidentified Caucasian woman." ... (srsly, the CP just way too obsessed with race ... ok, it's an important detail, but is it so important that must be reported in the first sentence in every single case?)
Creditors to Tribune Co. executives: bitch better have my money
A dispute between tenants led to a barricade situation in West Baltimore, which ended peacefully with the arrest of a suspect.
Source tells WBAL that fire on The Block was arson
"A tearful Benjamin L. “Bennie” King Jr. apologized to his family and former employer Legal Aid before being sentenced to 30 months in prison Tuesday for embezzling more than $1 million from the organization over a decade."
Last week's four murders in the Ink: Dante Sweeney, David Carter, Travis Baltimore (reported as Travis Alexander by WBAL) and "an unidentified Caucasian woman." ... (srsly, the CP just way too obsessed with race ... ok, it's an important detail, but is it so important that must be reported in the first sentence in every single case?)
Creditors to Tribune Co. executives: bitch better have my money
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Monday, December 13, 2010
Narcojacking
A pharmaceutical delivery employee was abducted and his truck full of narcotics stolen in the 2000 block of W Pratt St
County police are ISO the guy who robbed the Columbia Bank on York Rd.
... and a federal judge declares that the "Affordable Care Act" is unconstitutional
County police are ISO the guy who robbed the Columbia Bank on York Rd.
... and a federal judge declares that the "Affordable Care Act" is unconstitutional
enjoy your crime news, hon!
A woman was shot to death in the 1400 block of Franklintown Road at about 5 a.m. yesterday morning
The city jail is on lockdown after "a series of violent incidents," but nevertheless, a guy somehow escaped from the Pre-Release Unit on Saturday night (and was found loving that chicken at a Popeye's in PA.)
"there is a growing consensus" that the case of George Huguely V, accused of killing former NDP student Yeardley Love, will be settled in a plea deal before trial
Ye olde loophole: Convicted felon Thomas Royal got 188 months for possessing ammo, but no time for the gun he was carrying as it was manufactured before 1899.
Gee, rilly? After the second escape in a year from the Hickey school, a report issued by the Juvenile Justice Monitoring Unit floats the notions of equipping juvenile facilities staff with radios and transporting the l'il hoodlums in secure vehicles.
In Annapolis, a 60-year-old genius was arrested after running over a guy he'd just had a fistfight with.
Interesting read from the Post: "What the Assange case reveals about rape in America"
ps. ... what kind of rich freaknut would pay $700,000 for a Nazi baton?
The city jail is on lockdown after "a series of violent incidents," but nevertheless, a guy somehow escaped from the Pre-Release Unit on Saturday night (and was found loving that chicken at a Popeye's in PA.)
"there is a growing consensus" that the case of George Huguely V, accused of killing former NDP student Yeardley Love, will be settled in a plea deal before trial
Ye olde loophole: Convicted felon Thomas Royal got 188 months for possessing ammo, but no time for the gun he was carrying as it was manufactured before 1899.
Gee, rilly? After the second escape in a year from the Hickey school, a report issued by the Juvenile Justice Monitoring Unit floats the notions of equipping juvenile facilities staff with radios and transporting the l'il hoodlums in secure vehicles.
In Annapolis, a 60-year-old genius was arrested after running over a guy he'd just had a fistfight with.
Interesting read from the Post: "What the Assange case reveals about rape in America"
ps. ... what kind of rich freaknut would pay $700,000 for a Nazi baton?
Sunday, December 12, 2010
Gory stories
So much for pot being the drug of peace and groovy love.... investigators believe that missing Michael Paul Knight, 50, was "beaten, tied up, and murdered, and his body was then dismembered 'with a power-type saw'" in Rosedale after he ran afoul of a national weed-smuggling operation.
Another homicide: Travis Baltimore, 24, 3400 block of Virginia Avenue
Another homicide: Travis Baltimore, 24, 3400 block of Virginia Avenue
Friday, December 10, 2010
Likely stories
A "flurry of shootings" near Leakin Park
Crack reporter Melody Simmons lands an interview with the ousted mayor, who says "hopefully people realize that I am sorry for some of my decisions,” and that she might possibly write a book.
... but according to WBAL, there wont be much of a market for it, as "in Baltimore ... only one in 300 kids [as in, .003%, or about 2,100] has even a single book in their home." sounds rather implausible.. but I'm sure they wouldn't report it if it wasn't scrupulously fact-checked, right?
Crack reporter Melody Simmons lands an interview with the ousted mayor, who says "hopefully people realize that I am sorry for some of my decisions,” and that she might possibly write a book.
... but according to WBAL, there wont be much of a market for it, as "in Baltimore ... only one in 300 kids [as in, .003%, or about 2,100] has even a single book in their home." sounds rather implausible.. but I'm sure they wouldn't report it if it wasn't scrupulously fact-checked, right?
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Horribly depressing stories you should not read
Andre Clay Russell Jr. got 55 years for beating his girlfriend's three-year-old son to death. Says the mom who left her son with the convicted sex offender, "there is not a day that I don't second-guess myself."
and "calm, peaceful, respectful" Brian Maurice Savage, 22, is on trial starting today for allegedly beating his girlfriend's 15-month-old toddler to death.
and in Hagerstown, a 23-year-old man got 35 years for "fatally abusing" his girlfriend's five-month-old daughter.
A 65-year-old man pled guilty for the robbery that led to the death of Constantine Frank last year. Frank died of a brain hemmorhage after being restrained.
The 4th circuit has ruled that "allowing the indefinite confinement of 'sexually dangerous' federal inmates after their prison terms end does not violate their due process rights"
"Fatal shooting [of Dante Sweeny, 22] in Northeast Baltimore could be drug-related robbery"
"Baltimore police say the death of [Tammy Madison, 45] who was pushed in front of a truck in February is being classified as a homicide, but the man who shoved her will not face criminal charges."
a Baltimore man has been arrested for attempting to blow up a military recruitment center in Catonsville with a fake bomb
City paper's top 10 news stories include the Dixon sentencing, the Sun's story on rape reports being marked unfounded, and "Pat Jessamy loses, some guy wins." Also last week's three murders in the Ink.
and "calm, peaceful, respectful" Brian Maurice Savage, 22, is on trial starting today for allegedly beating his girlfriend's 15-month-old toddler to death.
and in Hagerstown, a 23-year-old man got 35 years for "fatally abusing" his girlfriend's five-month-old daughter.
A 65-year-old man pled guilty for the robbery that led to the death of Constantine Frank last year. Frank died of a brain hemmorhage after being restrained.
The 4th circuit has ruled that "allowing the indefinite confinement of 'sexually dangerous' federal inmates after their prison terms end does not violate their due process rights"
"Fatal shooting [of Dante Sweeny, 22] in Northeast Baltimore could be drug-related robbery"
"Baltimore police say the death of [Tammy Madison, 45] who was pushed in front of a truck in February is being classified as a homicide, but the man who shoved her will not face criminal charges."
a Baltimore man has been arrested for attempting to blow up a military recruitment center in Catonsville with a fake bomb
City paper's top 10 news stories include the Dixon sentencing, the Sun's story on rape reports being marked unfounded, and "Pat Jessamy loses, some guy wins." Also last week's three murders in the Ink.
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
ATF to investigate fires
reports the Deuce
..and anti-abortion protestors have descended on Germantown. QTD from activist Patrick Mahoney: "I'm thrilled with all this police tape. Let's say you're an orthodontist and your little sixth-grader comes with her mom and sees all this. That's exactly what we want."
..and anti-abortion protestors have descended on Germantown. QTD from activist Patrick Mahoney: "I'm thrilled with all this police tape. Let's say you're an orthodontist and your little sixth-grader comes with her mom and sees all this. That's exactly what we want."
Burning house of love
New hires at chez Bernstein. Wonder who wrote the press releases?
Two five-alarm fires downtown = mighty suspicious.
QTD: "Girls tryin ta get dressed in the street, I mean, runnin across the street butt naked just tryin to get their clothes on..."
Update on missing senior Lola Louise Brant: she was found in a clearing in the PA woods by a hunter, alive and confused.
Two five-alarm fires downtown = mighty suspicious.
QTD: "Girls tryin ta get dressed in the street, I mean, runnin across the street butt naked just tryin to get their clothes on..."
Update on missing senior Lola Louise Brant: she was found in a clearing in the PA woods by a hunter, alive and confused.
Monday, December 6, 2010
Looking out for city taxpayers while tanning
Ethics board probe of pension board travel as some trustees of said board luxuriate at the Ritz Carlton.
"Maryland to become the late-term abortion capital of America"
says the Rev. Patrick Mahoney, director of the Christian Defense Coalition. Dr. LeRoy Carhart, former co-worker of murdered Dr. George Tiller, has moved his practice to Germantown
Are all murderers mentally ill?
... and if so, does that make the death penalty unconstitutional?
An arrest in Anne Arundel's 11th homicide: Clayton Avila Battle allegedly shot and killed Kelly Fisher at Dietrich's Tavern.
An arrest in Anne Arundel's 11th homicide: Clayton Avila Battle allegedly shot and killed Kelly Fisher at Dietrich's Tavern.
Sunday, December 5, 2010
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