Fire log report with multiple calls and locations
A dated fire log lists incidents across several locations including brush fires at 999 Heather Ridge Drive and a house fire at Fort Detrick along with automatic alarms at Citizens United and other sites. Ambulance calls and vehicle fires appear in towns like Walkersville Emmitsburg Braddock Heights Jefferson Middletown and Myersville with varied times from 4:52 a.m. to 6:17 p.m.
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Heather Ridge
Spectrum
Citizens
United
Fort Detrick
Independent
Walkersville
Main St
Emmitsburg
Braddock Heights
Middletown
Myersville
U.S
Jefferson
Weather Outlook for Frederick Carroll and Washington Counties
Tonight dry with fair skies and lows near 60. Wednesday mostly sunny, breezy, warm with highs around 90 and southwest winds near 15 mph. Yesterday’s readings included Frederick 87 and Westminster 85.
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Frederick
Carroll
Washington
Woman held in attack released on personal bond
A 46 year old Frederick woman accused Sunday of attempted murder was released Monday on personal bond after the victim requested leniency. Kim W Cole 36 of Brace Court faced charges of assault carrying a concealed weapon and disorderly conduct following a Sunday night stabbing of William E Cole 45 and an assault on Yvonne Thomas 43 both on South Market Street. Mr Cole pleaded for her release saying she is under stress caring for relatives. Judge Frederick J Bower dropped bail to 100000 with conditions including probation supervision.
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Frederick
Kim W Cole
Brace Court
Frederick City
Ms. Cole
William E. Cole
Yvonne Thomas
Ms. Thomas
South Market Street
Cole
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Thomas
Frederick J. Bower
Maryland Lottery Draws Monday Night Results
Baltimore report lists Daily Lottery numbers 2 3 5 and Play Four 9 9 84 along with Match Fives 9 14 15 28 31. The AP summary notes the outcomes of the drawn Maryland lottery games for Monday night.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Bent prop may have caused plane to crash into UM building
A bent propeller may have caused a 1975 Beechcraft B-24A to crash into the Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute in College Park killing four North Carolina residents aboard. The victims were pilot Barry L. Washington, 26, of Lillington. Dr. Fred Harris III, 40s, of Fayetteville. Dr. Jesse Parker Jr., 44, of Rocky Mount. Paulette Parker, 41, also of Rocky Mount. The plane had left Fort Bragg's Simmons Army Airfield and was attempting a second landing when it crashed near the runway after bouncing on initial contact. Washington held a commercial certificate and instrument rating. Harris and Washington were close friends.
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College Park
Maryland
North Carolina
Maryland Fire and Rescue Institute
Fayetteville
Rocky Mount
Margaret Napolitan
National Transportation Safety Board
Jesse Parker Jr
Paulette
Simmons Army Airfield
Fort Bragg
Washington
Harris
Faye Mitchell
Lillington
Pickup Crash Cuts Power To 1400 PE Customers
A 1993 Nissan left Boyers Mill Road and struck a utility pole, cutting electricity to about 1,400 Potomac Edison customers in Mount Pleasant New Market and Lake Linganore areas. Driver Thomas Ward Tigner, 26, was extricated after 35 minutes and flown to R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore. Power was restored around 8:15 p.m.
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Potomac Edison
Boyer’s Mill Road
Thomas Ward Tigner
Gas House Pike
R Adams Cowley
Baltimore
Tigner
Frederick County
Keith Bowerman
Walkersville
New Market
Eaglehead
James Hathaway
Mount Pleasant
Lake Singanore
Baltimore man guilty of 95 million check fraud scheme
A federal jury found 39 year old David Pless of Gaithersburg guilty of three counts of bank fraud for a scam that moved more than 95 million in worthless checks between the National Bank of Washington and First American Bank of Maryland. The case involved inflated business accounts for Allied Atlantic Corp. and could bring up to 30 years per count plus fines.
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Washington
Baltimore
U.S
Eric H. Holder Jr
David Pless
National Bank of Washington
National Bank
Nazi sympathizer on trial for murder in Chicago
A self described Nazi sympathizer, Jonathan Preston Haynes, 34, represented himself in a murder trial after admitting he killed Dr. Martin Sullivan in August for diluting "Aryan beauty" and also accused of killing San Francisco hairdresser Frank Ringi in May 1987. He read a Bible quote urging Christians to stand against cosmetics. Judge Strayhorn urged public defenders, but Haynes refused them and declined to cross examine witnesses.
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Chicago
Jonathan Preston Haynes
Mr. Haynes
Martin Sullivan
Haynes
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Rockville
San Francisco
Frank Ringi
Earl Strayhorn
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Maryland Ave
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Ations Quest
Westminster
Cumberland
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Eugene L. Klupt
DDS
Frederick Medical Center
Toll House Avenue
MasterCard
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Fredericktowne Mall
Jack Stern
Francis Scott Key Mall
Jimmie Newell
A and
Besteller
Certsin
Brunswick
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Diamond Sale
Inks Raymidge
R.W. Warner Inc
Doug Zaruba
Carroll Creek Park
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Sheriffa
Chad Grille
Spec
Jeffrey Colbert
Colbert
Frederick County Commissioners Meeting
Patrick Streat
Galen Clagget
Robert Kennedy
Hood College
Harbaugh
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