New leads in Zimmerman case developed
Maryland State Police reopen Lon Zimmerman murder file from April 1984 in Washington County. Over a year, Sgt. Todd May notes 100 interviews and new leads. Lab review with DNA testing may aid inquiry. killer likely a local acquaintance, with some residents still hesitant to come forward.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Lon Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Washington County
Ronald Cullison
Todd May
May
Lori
Police charge man with kidnapping in Montgomery County
Montgomery County police with help from Prince George’s County arrested and charged David Bean 34 with kidnapping his ex wife Rachel Bean 30 and their one week old child at 12 30 a m Saturday at Choctaw Court Germantown. Officials say Bean armed with a 9mm handgun held the woman and three others for about an hour before the incident ended at his Brandywine home where the mother and child were found unharmed. Bean faces charges of kidnapping assault and burglary.
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Montgomery County
Prince George's County
David Bean
Brandywine
Rachel Bean
Fire log summary for 48 hours ends Sunday evening
Fire calls include vehicle fires at St Catherine Nursing Home on Seton Ave and 8000 block of US 40, woods fires in Braddock Heights and Doubs Road, a structure fire near Emmitsburg with ambulance response, a barn fire at 14260 New Windsor Road, wires down near Thurmont Middle School, and multiple brush and property fire reports with several EMS units dispatched.
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St Catherine Nursing Home
Emmitsburg
Wigilant
Rudge Road
Woods
Braddock Heights
US 40
Independent Braddock Heights
Old Waynesboro
Doubs Road
Offull Manor
Pembrook St
United
Thurmont Middle School
E Main St
Guardian
New Windsor Road
Labertytown
New Midway
Hancock uses town squad car phone for police contact
In Hancock with 1900 residents residents can dial a town squad car number to reach police, fire state troopers, and sheriff via a mobile radio network. The system helped during a March blizzard though limits exist when moving through town, and the police station is sometimes closed leaving voicemail. A caller reported a scratched car and praised quick responses.
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Hancock
Nary
Gay Police Department
Ofan
Com& Our Prion
Hancock News
Seven local men arrested in Frederick prostitution sting
Frederick police arrested seven men in a Friday night and Saturday morning operation along North Market Street. Suspects include Robert Kegley Sr, 53, charged with solicitation of prostitution and littering. Rickey Thompson, 43. Paul Smith, 40. Thomas Hoy Jr, 66. Christopher Lyaly, 22. Richard Cugini, 26. James Nigh, 36, all facing solicitation or lewdness charges or related offenses.
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Frederick
North Market Street
Robert Douglas Kegley Sr
Stull Road
Rickey Thompson
Waverley Drive
Paul Eugene Smith
B Street
Brunswick
Thomas Alvin Hoy Jr
Christopher Edward Lyaly
Mount Airy
Richard Stephen Cugini
Jefferson
James Eugene Nigh
Chewsville
Navy sailor leads Maryland police in 100 mph chase
Darick Jon Francis 20 of Jacksonville Florida, home on Easter Leave, was arrested after a 100 mph pursuit began on Stauffer Road Walkersville. He fled, crashed into a house at 200 Glade Blvd, and was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital with an unnamed passenger. He faces driving while intoxicated fleeing reckless driving and speeding charges.
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U.S. Navy
Maryland
Darick Jon Francis
Jacksonville
Fla
A.G. Butler
Stauffer Road
Walkersville
Crum Road
Gladetowne
Glade Boulevard
Francis
200
Glade Blvd
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick and Maryland Mountains Weather Outlook
Today overall mostly sunny and cooler with highs mid 50s across Frederick County and surrounding areas. Tonight clear and chilly with frost possible, lows upper 20s to lower 30s. Tuesday mostly sunny with highs near 60. Extended outlook shows variable clouds, showers possible, and temperatures rising to mid 70s into Wednesday and Thursday.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Montgomery County
Tornado kills six in Bossier Parish Louisiana
Debris from a 3 1/2 mile wide twister flattened mobile home parks and an upscale Palmetto Park area in Bossier Parish. Six people died as search teams with dogs combed wreckage through Sunday morning while hospitals treated about 100, with at least nine in critical or guarded condition. A separate Logansport church was destroyed and a Shreveport area tornado caused minor injuries.
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Palmetto Park
Benny Ferguson
Hay Meadow
Mr. Ferguson
Darlene
Crystal
Gregrich
Bossier Parish
Shreveport
Ed Boswell
Sheriff’s Office
Don Vallery
Week of cooling then warming with mixed sun and rain
The forecast begins cool with a 73 degree day and 54 night. Winds gust to 23 mph from the north as rain persists. The National Weather Service expects a cooler start to the week, with highs back to the 70s soon, then a gradual warmup with variable clouds and a chance of showers midweek. A frost risk is possible at night as temperatures dip.
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National Weather Service
Thursda
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