Radio Jamaica: Matt Jablow "tightlipped" on Holder brothers' murder.
It's Christmas in the HoHoHoCo Hotel and Boxing Day extradition for Quebecoise Olympian, child-custody-order violator Myriam Bedard, caught by local police in conjunction with the Mounties at the behest of babydaddy Jean Paquet.
MD in the National spotlight: first the gays, then the jail sex, now today's most-exported story is Executions and the "broad shift in dynamics that has sprung from a narrow ruling."
- A group you don't think about very often: relatives of the executed.
- A mini-profile of the chief of Vernon Evans Jr.'s defense team, Stephen Hut.
- "The worst physical pain being the prick of a needle." A history of executions in MD from the DPSCS.
In Being a Black Man, the Post profiles one of the FBI's top-ranking Negro agents.
A "bandit shot" on Perring Parkway and Hillen right over the County line in the NE.
Hagtown prison is going to start raising drug dogs.
If you think the city's young offenders have it bad, what with being forced to attend classes and all... check out African juvie.
Prosecutors in the Duke lax case had DNA proof back in April-- six months ago-- that the boys (including MD's David Evans, right) could not have been involved.
2 comments:
Robberies in the area are way up, but we're supposed to take comfort in the knowledge that police personnel are having meetings rather than deploying manpower.
My goodness. The Times article actually got it right. Broken Windows is a behavioral theory, not one about housing stock.
Post a Comment