Gaithersburg Men Charged in Sex Abuses of Teens
Ronald Steven Kemp a 28 year old county baseball coach and Richard Elwood Shockley a 42 year old marketing consultant, both of Gaithersburg, were arrested on July 20 and July 29 and charged with young person mistreatment and sex offenses involving three teenage boys. Detectives warn the case may implicate additional victims across Gaithersburg and Fairfax County, with Shockley once connected to the PAL program and Kemp linked to AMWAY. Seized at Shockley’s home were 31 boxes of sexually explicit materials as police seek more victims who may have visited locations including Kings Dominion or McDonald’s with the suspects. Public tips encouraged at the Montgomery County Police Youth Division.
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Gaithersburg
Ronald Steven Kemp
Quince Orchard
Kemp
AMWAY
Richard Elwood Shockley
Mills Choice Road
Fairfax County
Shockley
PAL
Big Brothers
Gary Costello
Montgomery County Police Department
Costello
Kings Dominion
McDonalds
Byron Sees FEMA Change Aims to Boost Employee Morale
Rep Beverly Byron says the pending resignation of FEMA Director Louis Giuffrida could improve morale within the agency and at the National Fire Academy in Emmitsburg. She notes constituents raised FEMA mismanagement concerns, and a House subcommittee approved a report on six major mismanagement areas after an 18 month probe.
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Lucian Warren Frederick
News-Post
Washington
Washington - Rep
Beverly B. Byron
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Louis 0. Giuffrida
Federal Emergency Management Agency
FEMA
National Emergency Training Center
Emmitsburg
Agency
National Fire Academy
Byron
Frederick
House Science and Technology
Tee
Giuffrida cites constituent cooperation in FEMA resolution
Giuffrida recently submitted his resignation as FEMA director, stating that the cooperation of his constituents contributed to the successful resolution of the problem. The resignation is effective immediately.
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Giuffrida
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FEMA
Awards announced for Hyattsville Fire Co parade
The Kensington and New Market Fire Companies won top honors at the Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Company parade. New Market judged best appearing out of county. Kensington best in Montgomery County. Awards also given for pumpers, ambulances, tankers, brush trucks, and related units with multiple named groups and contestants.
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Kensington
New Market
Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Company
Montgomery County
Damascus
Carroll Manor
Upper Montgomery
Green Valley
Riverdale Heights
Urbana
Keystone Kops
Drum & Bugle Corps
Royal Aires
TNT
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Irving D. Markman
Jean A. Markman
Mackintosh Development Corp
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William G. Marks Jr
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William L. Martin
Michelle Martin
C. Daniel Ecker
Elizabeth M. Tripp
Emerson E. Butrer
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Alice N Trunnell
Robert Watson
George Turitz
Lilly L Turitz
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Lilly L. Turitz
Union Trust Co
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United States of America
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Valley Lane Investors
Heritage Designs Ltd
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Chervy Ann Vass
Clarence M. Bucheimer
Mildred Vauthrin
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Per. Rep
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Francis Coker
Gerald D. Goldberg
Floyd Collins
Frederica G. Collins
Gary L. Summers
William E. Colliver
Patricia M. Bautham
F. Theodore Elliott
Jessona Smariga
Norman L. Tunnell
Jessena Smariga
Louis J. Trangali
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Richard Eugene Heims
Deborah L. Sopher
Leon Arthur Sopher
Ellen K. Marsletter
James H. Marsletter
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William R. Davis
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Mananne Dick
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Richard B Haines
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Daryl Bailey
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Willam C. Stocks
Carol Baker Freeman
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Carol A Wade
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