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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1999
Page
2
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Maryland State Police report a burglary on Jefferson Pike west of Holter Road on Wednesday. A thief smashed a carport door window and stole about $25, some baseball cards, and a bottle of whiskey. Trooper Gary Martin is investigating and asks anyone with information to call 301-463-3101.
A 49-year-old Hanover man, Juan Cruz, was flown to Suburban Hospital after his 1999 Harley Davidson left Gas House Pike and struck a tree at about 12:30 p.m. The rider was thrown about 15 feet. his condition was not stated. Rescue units and a Capital Park Police helicopter assisted.
A 24 hour fire log notes incidents including brush fires at Urbana and Braddock Heights, outside gas leaks at several addresses, a vehicle fire on I-70 near Church Hill, and multiple ambulance calls totaling 27 emergency and two routine responses.
A bank teller detected a money laundering scheme involving an Oregon accountant and two men aged 31 and ? The plot involved deposits and checks cleared into a US account. Neason alerted a supervisor and Parker the security officer, triggering bank action with TAA to verify authorization.
Frederick forecast calls for partial clearing tonight with a low around 50 and northwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Friday brings partly sunny skies with highs in the lower 70s. State forecast shows tonight cloudy with scattered evening showers east and lows in the mid 40s to low 50s. Friday remains partly sunny with scattered afternoon showers or thunderstorms far west and highs mid 60s to low 70s.
Crime costs burden taxpayers in rural towns as high profile cases drive up prosecutions and defense bills. In Laramie and Jasper counties voters face tax hikes and service cuts to fund trials from Matthew Shepard’s beating to dragging death cases. Officials cite jury costs, defense pay, and broader budget pressures amid calls for reform.
A paramedic and his lawyers seek about 186 243 25 to 186 680 70 in legal fees from the state police after four and a half years of litigation. The ACLU office also requests 126 680 70. Trooper Knussman seeks 3 543 76 in travel costs. The suit attacks deny rights and demands costs recovery under federal civil rights statutes. Lawyers blame state police tactics for high costs. police counter that effort to settle exceeded plaintiffs. A judge may order new trial or reduce the jury award.
Howard County police found a dead Hispanic man, about 35, packed inside a pallet of bananas at the J C Banana Co. shipment from South America. The pallet also contained canned goods, water, clothing, a flashlight, shaving gear, and six kilograms of cocaine valued at about $90,000. FBI notes they are investigating how he arrived this way.
A Hagerstown man, Scott E. Anders, 22, received five years in prison for first degree assault after he slashed his girlfriend Ramona Kay Albertson in an attempt to destroy her breast implants with two knives. The judge also ordered Anders to pay $10,000 in medical bills. He apologized for the attack in front of Albertson’s two year old daughter and then cut his wrists in a suicide attempt.
Nine fires were reported Tuesday in Washington County with at least three firefighters expected in Allegany County. Maryland State Forest Service fire supervisor Alan Zentz cited spring and fall as peak burn danger and warned that warm weather prompts residents to rake and burn yard waste, creating fires that can easily escape control.
National Weather Service forecasters predict a mix of showers today and again over the weekend with mild temperatures. Highs in the 60s today and Saturday, 70s possible Friday and Sunday, and a 30 percent shower chance persists. Wednesday’s 72 degree day followed with a 30 degree low at 6 a.m., and winds up to 25 mph.
AP notes Maryland lottery results with Wednesday night draws for Pick 3 8 3 7 Pick 4 5 0 7 0 and Cash in Hand 4 7 9 10 17 19 23 also Wednesday afternoon results for Pick 3 6 9 3 and Pick 4 7 7 4 8
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