A woman shot last Wednesday in the
Berea neighborhood was
ID'd as Jasmine Grimes, 21.*
Two Three people hospitalized over the weekend* after being shot: a
man on Cedonia Avenue shot in the back in front of his girlfriend by a masked man and a
man in the 1100 block of Hollins St. And police found a
victim shot dead behind a house on Kirk Avenue, the ME is trying to figure out when he died. We're
up to 47 official murders.
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| Kasiem Davis |
Police are
ISO one Kasiem Davis for attempted murder and violation of probation.
They're also ISO a
guy in a red hat who robbed the dollar store.
So the House has voted to decriminalize the marijuanas, which is kind of amazing. Joe Vallario, defense attorney, has stood in the way of reform for ages and was fixing to table the issue yet again, this time for two years. But House
Speaker Mike Busch out-weaseled the weasel, assigning the bill to two committees. Well played. ("As Saturday’s events were unfolding, one of Vallario’s colleagues on his committee could be overheard telling him: 'Sometimes you get the big bear, and sometime the big bear gets you.'")
And here's a funny thing, assuming O'Malley signs the law and makes it a mere ticket to possess the sticky icky icky, drug "paraphernalia" -- papers, bongs, even the baggie the weed rides around in-- would still be
a misdemeanor to possess. So you'll have to smoke it by holding a flaming bud between your fingers, I guess.
But this is still good news. If nothing else it let the local news media give the green light to metaphors about criminalization going up in smoke.
Oh, and guess who didn't vote? Admiral Drinky Dranky, who
spends his weekends in the clink,* no doubt in the company of pot smokers with poor timing.
It sounds like an urban legend and police won't confirm it but neighbors swear that
some old fat guy is trying to poison dogs in Hampden with dosed chunks of sausage.
A 33-year-old female science teacher at Archbishop Curley, Lynette Trotta, is
facing criminal charges for sexytimes with a 17-year-old student.
City school bus drivers won a $1,250,000 settlement against their bus company employers for unpaid overtime.
So Revenge of the Nerds:
cell phone peepers have been creeping and peeping in the women's bathrooms and showers in College Park.
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| Amy Holland |
County alleged serial business robbers Nick Hornberger and Amy Lynn Holland indicted, linked to six robberies.
Police are
ISO these robbers who mugged a guy in Owings Mills. Hey, when's the last time the city police released images of someone wanted for robbery of a person?
Not sure where Walkersville is, but
their rapist sketcher is much better than our rapist sketcher. Also if you live in Walkersville beware the pointy-headed trail pervert.
