"I feel bad for the monkey most of all because the monkey is who is gonna suffer," says Judie Harrison of the baby Capuchin monkeys stolen this week from a Glen Burnie home. Yes, stolen monkeys. They eat three times a day and if they're not fed, become quite unpredictable. A $1000 reward is offered for the return of the monkeys. Please, if you have information, call (410) 222-8610.
Marcus Byrd was arrested for the murder of Terry Street. Byrd is 20 years old. Street was 23 at the time of his death.
Welcome to Baltimore, now get over it! The story, from the godforsaken Washington Times, reads: "The killing of a Hopkins senior Jan. 23 has underscored the sense of vulnerability students feel in a city where there has been virtually a murder a day since the beginning of the new year." OK, please. One Hopkins student suddenly made the Rev. Moon aware of the murders happening all over town? Yeah, okay, you're gonna get killed while waiting for your triple latte chai at Xando. Ugh. Hopkins students. Go to East Baltimore sometime, willya? Then you can complain.
Elsewhere:
Police in Frederick say that a skull found in the middle of the street was probably stolen from a nearby cemetery.
In White Marsh, a woman was sexually assaulted at gunpoint. So much for being safe in the county.
Thursday, February 3, 2005
Tuesday, February 1, 2005
Tuesday February 1
The murders of two teenagers in West Baltimore bring the year's homicide toll to 31.
The Sun picked up the story of the graffiti on the Arena, and tells us who the mysterious Tyrone Knox is.
An 80-year-old man (left) has pled guilty to defrauding the city school system.
The city is trying to figure out how to deal with officers injured in the line of duty.
The IRS is after the NAACP, and the Baltimore-based nonprofit is refusing to open its books.
Robbery and drug arrests in the blotter.
Elsewhere,
Witness intimidation is on the rise in Baltimore County. I wish the assistant Baltimore County state's attorney hadn't quoted Bob Dylan.
Charles Sealover, a suspect in a Baltimore County murder, has turned himself in.
A Baltimorean is under arrest for the murder of a mom and her daughter in Binghamton, NY.
Police are looking for the guy who robbed a Wachovia bank branch in Milford Mill.
A man in Easton was arrested for ramming the minivan of two moms who he thought were taking too long to order at the McDonald's drive-thru.
In Carroll County, a man and woman were arrested for stealing hillbilly heroin and other perscription drugs from the pharmacy where they worked.
The Hopkins student murder has hit the wire and has been covered from Georgia to California. The school announced plans to spend $2 million to improve security.
The Sun picked up the story of the graffiti on the Arena, and tells us who the mysterious Tyrone Knox is.
An 80-year-old man (left) has pled guilty to defrauding the city school system.
The city is trying to figure out how to deal with officers injured in the line of duty.
The IRS is after the NAACP, and the Baltimore-based nonprofit is refusing to open its books.
Robbery and drug arrests in the blotter.
Elsewhere,
Witness intimidation is on the rise in Baltimore County. I wish the assistant Baltimore County state's attorney hadn't quoted Bob Dylan.
Charles Sealover, a suspect in a Baltimore County murder, has turned himself in.
A Baltimorean is under arrest for the murder of a mom and her daughter in Binghamton, NY.
Police are looking for the guy who robbed a Wachovia bank branch in Milford Mill.
A man in Easton was arrested for ramming the minivan of two moms who he thought were taking too long to order at the McDonald's drive-thru.
In Carroll County, a man and woman were arrested for stealing hillbilly heroin and other perscription drugs from the pharmacy where they worked.
The Hopkins student murder has hit the wire and has been covered from Georgia to California. The school announced plans to spend $2 million to improve security.
Monday, January 31, 2005
Monday January 31
Graffiti on the the wall of the Baltimore Arena
Trial will start tomorrow in the case of Dwayne Gibson, 20, alleged to have murdered Wayne Rideout, 43, by setting him on fire in the backyard of Gibson's home on Grantley Avenue on September 28 of 2003.
An alleged pot dealer and bad driver fleeing the law was arrested in St. Pauls North Carolina, population 2,137 (it's in the southeastern part of the state).
Shootings, stolen cars and burglary in today's blotter.
Kevin Clark's suit against the city can go on, says judge.
After a cameo in the "Stop Snitching" video, Denver Nugget Carmelo Anthony will now be shooting PSAs for the government. "He is a very nice young man," says the Governor's office.
Elsewhere,
Trial continues in the case of Ronald Deondre Evans, who at age 16 was allegedly involved in murdering 18-year-old Kozar Goode during a mugging in Parkville.
Police are looking for whoever keeps robbing hotels in PG County.
Trial starts today in the murder of a Jessup deli owner.
St. Mary's County cops had a "busy weekend", what with a catfight over a television set and a disroderly drunk at the Burger King.
Sunday, January 30, 2005
Sunday January 30
Two homicides and two nonfatal shootings in the city yesterday.
Elsewhere...
fatal shootings in Towson and Camp Springs in the city/county digest.
Annapolis residents are concerned about violent assaults in the Eastport area.
The BMW involved in a fatal hit and run in Towson has been found.
The 17-year-old girl who claimed to have been assaulted near Woodbridge Elementary is now accused of filing a false report.
Elsewhere...
fatal shootings in Towson and Camp Springs in the city/county digest.
Annapolis residents are concerned about violent assaults in the Eastport area.
The BMW involved in a fatal hit and run in Towson has been found.
The 17-year-old girl who claimed to have been assaulted near Woodbridge Elementary is now accused of filing a false report.
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