Jose Morales was found guilty of soliciting Robert Long's murder by a federal jury, a murder Demetrius Smith* was doing time for. ... But what happened to Stanley Needleman?
MTA Police are looking for three fashion-foward guys who committed armed robbery of a passenger on the number 40 bus.
Police Tweeted a shooting in the 2400 block of East Monument Street.
Anthony Towels/Towles has been charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of his 16-month-old granddaughter Sabryia, even though her death was ruled accidental-- he left her in his car last summer and she died.
Anthony Batts was on the Marc Steiner show yesterday evening, you can listen to the podcast if you're into that kind of thing.
Christopher Troy Goode aka Public Enemy #1 has been captured.
Dude's mellow was harshed in Glen Burnie when a bowl, weed and pot brownies were seized.
(What is the Baltimore News Journal? Who's behind it? Anyone know?)
Media blabber: local neurosurgeon Ben "Bestiality" Carson has debuted as a Fox News commentator.
Housing inspectors have reportedly made a game of who can issue the most citations, with the "sharks" at the top and the "crabs" at the bottom.
MTA Police are looking for three fashion-foward guys who committed armed robbery of a passenger on the number 40 bus.
Police Tweeted a shooting in the 2400 block of East Monument Street.
Anthony Towels/Towles has been charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of his 16-month-old granddaughter Sabryia, even though her death was ruled accidental-- he left her in his car last summer and she died.
Anthony Batts was on the Marc Steiner show yesterday evening, you can listen to the podcast if you're into that kind of thing.
Christopher Troy Goode aka Public Enemy #1 has been captured.
Dude's mellow was harshed in Glen Burnie when a bowl, weed and pot brownies were seized.
(What is the Baltimore News Journal? Who's behind it? Anyone know?)
Media blabber: local neurosurgeon Ben "Bestiality" Carson has debuted as a Fox News commentator.
Protest in front of City Hall.. Family members of Tyrone West calling for results of investigation into his death pic.twitter.com/DySIxeJv7XLaugh so you don't cry dept: A company called Dynis LLC is poised to get a city contract for new "Smart Meters," even though their bid is $101 million more than a competitor's. Why, you ask? Is it the vast techincal superiority of their meters? Or is it perhaps because the CEO of Dynis was Stephanie Rawlings-Blake's top contributor in 2011? Strokes beard.
— Christian Schaffer (@chrisfromabc2) October 9, 2013
Housing inspectors have reportedly made a game of who can issue the most citations, with the "sharks" at the top and the "crabs" at the bottom.
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