Police chief accused in civil rights suit over strip search
A 15 year old honor student in Hurlock Maryland sues the town mayor and police chief for civil rights violations after a strip search. The suit cites racial and gender discrimination by Chief Wendell Travers and alleged payments to cover misconduct. The case accuses the town of knowing tolerating such practices and seeks federal relief.
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Hurlock
Deborah Jean
Shaneika Hobbs
Wendell Travers
Don W. Bradley
Bradley
U.S. District Court
Travers
Hobbs
Ms. Jean
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Ms. Hobbs
Daniel Karp
Karp
Chief Travers
Dorchester County Circuit Court
ACLU
Dorchester
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New state aid program raises workload for welfare workers
A new TEMHA program replaces DALP on July 1, with $125 housing vouchers and a $10 million budget. DSS officials say the change could raise staff time from 80 hours a year to 80 hours a month per client, as 164 Frederick County residents were listed as DALP recipients. Some have moved or cannot be reached, and clients must contact DSS monthly for vouchers.
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DALP
TEMHA
Margie Lance
DSS
State Department of Human Resources
Frederick County
Ms. Lance
Lance
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