Weather outlook for Western Maryland and mountains
Tonight and Friday cloudy and windy with a 100 percent chance of showers in Western Maryland. Lows in the 40s, highs in the 30s, NW winds 20 to 30 mph. Maryland mountains windy and cold with occasional snow showers, highs near 30s, lows 20s to 30s, precipitation around 60 percent. Extended forecast: mostly sunny Saturday, partly cloudy Sunday and Monday, cool with highs in the 50s to 60s and lows in 40s, rain chances around half an inch.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Westminster
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Oakland
Dirs
Pregnant Woman Kills Officer as Raid Fails
In New York City a pregnant woman, Mercedes Perez eight months along, shot Sgt. John F. McCormick through a closed door during a narcotics raid. Perez gave birth at Columbia Presbyterian after being wounded, both mother and child in stable condition while McCormick died at hospital. Police found 442 pounds of cocaine at the Tawood apartment and arrested another occupant, Maritzez Batista.
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New York
Mercedes Perez
John F. McCormick
Edward I. Koch
Benjamin Ward
Tawood
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Elizabeth Loeb
McCormick
Maritzez Batista
Ward
Inwood
Housing Authority
Lottery results from Maryland Pennsylvania and D C
Lottery drawings reported from Maryland Pennsylvania and Washington with numbers for the Daily Lottery Pick Four Big 4 Super 7 Lucky Numbers DC Four Daily Double and related games. Winners include Maryland 3 8 3 for Daily Lottery and 6 1 9 8 for Pick Four and Pennsylvania 4 6 2 Daily Number 3 7 2 0 Big 4 with extra game numbers 01 05 23 28 29 30 33 39 41 86 72 DC draws 9 2 4 for Lucky Numbers 1 7 1 9 for DC Four and 79 83 for Daily Double.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Washington
District of Columbia
D.C
Fire log reports multiple alarms and responses
Fire alarms and ambulance calls over a 24 hour period ending 8 p.m. show multiple incidents. Buildings in City and County areas such as 14 E South St 314 W Second St and 6720 Ford Rd saw house fires and automatic alarms with responses by Citizens Juniors Independents and local groups. Additional fires at 5306 Legion Drive 5747 Butterfly Lane and other locations involved field, brush, and community volunteers.
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E. South St
Uniteds
W. Second SY
Ford Road
Lewistown
Independents
Walkersville
Legion Drive
Mount Airy
Coblentz
Middletown
Butterfly Lane
Braddock Heights
Gaithersburg man convicted of assault with flashlight
A Gaithersburg man, Matthew Thomas Foy, 26, was convicted on eight of nine counts for breaking into a Kemptown home, beating a woman with a stolen flashlight, and threatening the homeowner. He was acquitted of assault with intent to murder. sentencing set for June 13. bond revoked due to the serious charges.
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Gaithersburg
Kemptown
Matthew Thomas Foy
Mr. Foy
Foy
Circuit Court
Clater W. Smith Jr
Deane Shure
Grossnickie
Terry Schilling
Rockville
Alleged murder for hire scheme shocks San Antonio case
A $1 million lottery winner was injured and her husband killed in San Antonio as police link a murder for hire plot to his niece Linda Heredia a nurse held on capital murder charges. Henry Bellettini and Joe Hernandez are jailed on similar charges as investigators detail alleged inheritance motive.
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San Antonio
Texas
Linda Heredia
St. Luke’s Lutheran Hospital
Bexar County
Henry Bellettini
Joe Hernandez
New Jersey
Ortiz
Vasquezes
Ms. Heredia
Roger Heredia
Mr. Vasquez
Mr. Heredia
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Delaplaine Jr
Myron W. Rendall
Marlene B. Young
George E. Randall
Edward M. Goydos
Edward F. Mull
Great Southern Printing and Manufacturing Company
E. Patrick Street
P.O
Frederic
Montgomery County
Maryland Ave
Associated Press
Brooklyn
Queens
Baltimore
Everedy Square
Shale
Cpaign
Haura
Cline
Mr. Stevens
Frederick News-Post
Frederick County Commissioners
Zoning Board of Appeals
Donna Sepler
The
Fine Lines Salon
Donna
Toll House Ave
Brooks
Obe Star Central Dodge
Ag Colt
Eve
Potomac St
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