Curran seeks Court of Appeals review of passenger stop rule
Maryland Attorney General J Joseph Curran Jr urged the Court of Appeals to reconsider a ruling that barred police from ordering passengers to stay in a stopped vehicle during traffic stops. He cited safety cases and noted support from police associations while outlining the danger in allowing drivers to flee and passengers to walk away. The effort aims to avoid a Supreme Court appeal and asks for a decision within a month.
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Rockville
Maryland
J. Joseph Curran Jr
Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
Princess Anne
Somerset County
Bruce Lamont Dennis
Dennis
Curran
Attorney General
Ted Wolf
Howard County
Edward Plank
Maryland Chiefs of Police Association
Maryland Sheriff's Association
Col
David Mitchell
Maryland State Police
Problems Persist at Baltimore Booking Center
AP reports the $56 million Baltimore booking center opened last year promising four hour processing but now averages 24 hours 15 minutes. Prisoners describe long holds while officials blame court commissioners and staffing, with five districts routing suspects directly to the center.
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Baltimore
Anthony Howard Baublitz
Keith Scott
LaMont W. Flanagan
State Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services
Paul E. Leuba
Cepaca
Pepco valve sounds like jet as boiler safety device vents
In Dickerson and Poolesville areas residents heard a loud noise at 5 30 p m Tuesday. Nancy Moses of Potomac Electric Power Co said a boiler safety valve at the Pepco plant opened to release steam when pressure rose to 2700 pounds, venting through a 12 inch exhaust pipe. The release was infrequent and caused no damage, and the company apologized for the alarm.
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Dickerson
Montgomery County
Dickerson Incinerator
Poolesville
Nancy Moses
Potomac Electric Power Co
Pepco
German exchange program brings Schifferstadt students to Frederick
Thirty five students from Schifferstadt Germany spend three weeks in Frederick as part of a long running exchange with Frederick High students. Local families host visitors while Frederick High teacher Renate Wilson coordinates the program. Alderman Meta Nash appears with the group on City Hall steps during a downtown tour.
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Schifferstadt
Germany
Frederick
Frederick High
Renate Wilson
Meta Nash
City Hall
Prospects Improve for Ash Haul Decision in Montgomery
Upper Montgomery leaders remain cautiously optimistic as a Tuesday straw vote to bid to haul ash from the Dickerson incinerator to West Virginia, Pennsylvania or Virginia gains support from County Council members Neal Potter and Isiah Leggett. Public hearings continue with a second set for May 7, as residents urge faster action to close Oaks landfill and retire the ash from Laytonsville.
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Rockville
Dickerson
Montgomery
Neal Potter
Isiah Leggett
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Laytonsville
Dana Rawlings
County Hall
Oaks
Rawlings
Sugarloaf Citizens Association
Jane Hunter
Hunter
Potter
Leggett
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Samer
Everedy Square
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Allan Ace
Primiteek Homeward Bound
Fabes
Everedy
Frederick Netts-Post
State Farm
Sibstons
MS Rice
Vince Mamone
Daly Sim -Sim
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Roman
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