Ah Baltimore, where parents think it's acceptable to let their elementary school age kids wander around alone at 1 AM.
Cops are looking for the driver from a fatal AA County hit and run.
ACLU sues Baltimore Police over right to videotape.
Phylicia Barnes's family isn't happy with the progress of the investigation into her death.
Dramiara Johnson died as a result of "massive head trauma," and now her mother has been charged in her death.
14 years after she went missing the remains of Toni Dee Vogel were identified. Her skeleton was found in Westminster in 2009.
Attorney Stanley Needleman has been charged with tax evasion.
William Hillar gets 21 months in prison for fraudulently pretending to be a former Special Forces officer.
Assault by live power line in Silver Spring.
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mother Johnson is just about one of the scariest-looking perps ever, with those blank, dead eyes of hers.. *shudder*
Atty Stanley Needleman was more than "charged". He pleaded guilty & consented to disbarment, as well as to pay $1.15 mill restitution. You can bet if he's so easily willing to give up his
law license & pay that much $ back, the tax evasion & unreported cash found in his safe were tip of massive iceberg. And to that end, I'm guessing there are some other local criminal defense attorneys verrrry nervous about now. But, much more bizarre than his white collar crimes, is the fact that Needleman still faces a charge for petty theft in Baltimore County. He allegedly stole a book from a courtroom & lied about it but the courtroom videotape caught him red handed! All this, and he'll likely retire from law,serve no jail time, and live the rest of his life off the years of uncovered,undisclosed millions in cash he's stashed...And justice for all!
Anon: I posted that link shortly before Needleman's plea deal was announced. And yes, I agree it's disgusting that he got off with a slap on the wrist. I shudder to think what the IRS would do to me if I cheated them out of hundreds of thousands of dollars. Then again, I'm not a member of (as Jimmy McNulty put it) their twisted little tribe.
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