Deputies Use Intel and Contact Leads to Track Warrants
Frederick and other deputies share tactics in pursuing warrants with a mix of experience and modern tools. They rely on undercover work, uniform presence, and computer programs linking pawn shop data and civil warrants to locate suspects. Cooperation from managers and tips from informants aid arrests, while officers stress that harboring fugitives remains a crime.
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Randolph
Cpl. Smith
Sheriff’s Office
Fred
Frederick City
Baltimore
Moore
Burger King
Tim
US 15
West Patrick Street
Cpl Smuth
Cpl Smith
Central Alarm
Tam
Gaza autu nomy begins as troops move assets and clash with crowd
At a Gaza City seaside base soldiers load mobile homes onto trucks destined for Israel or the Gush Katif settlements as Arab workers plant flowers at a future Palestinian police HQ. In Derr el Balah a trailer packed with cabinets and a refrigerator is loaded while Palestinians outside clash with troops, throwing stones as tear gas and plastic bullets disperse the crowd. Hamas supporters and other demonstrators chant opposition to the autonomy accord, calling for continued conflict.
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Gaza City
Israel
Gaza Strip
Derr el Balah
Easter Sunrise Service at Baker Park Bandshell
Calvary United Methodist Church hosted an Easter sunrise service at the Baker Park Bandshell drawing about 150 worshippers. Attendees sang hymns as the dawn brightened, with commentary on the resurrection emphasizing the early morning discovery of the empty tomb.
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Trinity United Methodist Church
Frederick Memorial Park
Frederick
Baker Park
Calvary United Methodist Church
Stephan English Ardry
Calvary
Christ
Robert Manthey
Mary Magdalene
Salome
Mary
Jesus
Two Maryland lawmakers oppose Redskins stadium plan
Delegates Jim Rosapepe and Brian Fresh say building a new stadium in Laurel is too costly. They urge directing funds to education after an independent study estimated up to 186 million dollars for road improvements to handle traffic on I-95, US Route 1, and the Baltimore-Washington Parkway.
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Washington
Washington Redskins
Laurel
Maryland
Jim Rosapepe
Prince George’s
Brian Fresh
Montgomery
Washington Post
Baltimore- Washington Parkway
Zhirinovsky’s Jewish roots linked to early name change
Public records show Vladimir Zhirinovsky, noted Russian nationalist, carried a Jewish surname until age 18. Records indicate he was born Eidelshtein in Alma-Ata Kazakhstan and changed to Zhirinovsky in June 1964 before moving to Moscow for higher education at the Institute of Oriental Languages, Moscow State University.
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Alma-Ata
Kazakhstan
Vladumir Zhirinovsky
Zhirinovsky
Zhurinovsky
Russia
Zhurinevsky
Eidelshtein
Moscow
Soviet Central Asia
Zhirmovsky
Institute of Oriental Languages
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Matrix Tetial Salon
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Julia Robb
News-Post
Dick Murphy
Information Call the Counseling Center
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Singer
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Motter Ave
Rosehill Plaza
Patrick St
S Watsons
Frederick’s Chicken Experts
Watson’s Rotisserie
America
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Sears - Fsk Mall
Fairview Center
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Hillcrest Plaza
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Thurmont
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Allegany
Fredericktowne Mall
Jack Stern
Francis Scott Key Mall
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