Murder trial set for November in Frederick case
Frederick County Circuit Court will hear the murder case of Reginald M. Pertiller 23 of Swannanoa NC charged with fatally shooting Nevin Lamont Dotson 28 of Taney Avenue on April 28 in West All Saints Street. Judge Clater W. Smith Jr admitted spontaneous statements by Pertiller to police as admissible. Trial runs November 19 to 22.
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George Dorsey
News-Post
Reginald M. Pertiller
Frederick County
Pertiller
Swannanoa
Nevin Lamont Dotson
West All Saints Street
Dotson
Taney
John Waverly Parrott
Montgomery County
Nashville
N.C
Farrett
Victor Crawford
Circuit Court
Donald Grossnickle
Grossnickle
North Carolina
Thomas Woodward
Frederick City
Frederick
Clater W. Smith Jr
Pettiller
Smith
Maryland
Parrott
Bond
Saints Street
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Montgomery County State Roads Department
Habitual offender admits two B and Es
A Frederick man Leo Gilbert Mims Jr., 24, admitted to four charges in circuit court including two apartment daytime burglaries and two probation violations. Judge William W. Wenner ordered two years to be served consecutively to a 16 month district court term. Restitution of $557.84 from 1983 convictions was unlikely to be recovered.
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Frederick
William W. Wenner
Leo Gilbert Mims Jr
Wenner
Mims
Lawrence 4. Dorsey Jr
Frederick County
Frederick City
Richard Stine
June Rice
Taney Avenue
Denise K. McBride
Prospect Plaza Apartments
Ms. McBride
Thomas Chase
Robert Servacek
Golden Mile
U.S. 40
Judith Penbroke
Wenner Mims
Ms. Penbroke
Man on probation for discharging fireworks in Frederick
A 38 year old Frederick man Lionel J Zierot received probation before judgment and a $25 fine for discharging fireworks on June 30 in Amber Meadows. The judge noted a maximum $250 penalty. Other verdicts included two men for public drunkenness and a man for passing bad checks. Bond for Darryl Myers was raised to $35,000 on burglary and theft charges.
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Cindy Backett Green
News-Post
Frederick
Frederick County District Court
Lionel J. Zierot
Willowcreek Court
Frederick City
Amber Meadows
Herbert Rollins
Richard Suthard
Thomas M. Thompson
Carvallion Drive
Stephen A. Phillips
Longcove Road
Glen Burnie
Gregory K. Higgins
Valley Drive
Fayetteville
District Court
Darryl E. Myers
East Third Street
Richard V. Carlisle Sr
Carrollton Drive
We Are The World Theme For 1985 Ethnic Festival
The ninth Frederick County Ethnic Festival set for October 5 from 12 noon to 7 30 pm at Frederick Towne Mall centers on the theme We Are The World. About 20 groups including Canadian and Laotian acts join square Indian Irish and Korean gospel performers. Admission is free with food ticket sales six for 4 in advance or 75 cents at the door. Organizers planned activities and group placements Thursday night after months of planning.
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Frederick Towne Mall
Back Row
Shirley Snowden
Dorothy Allen
Lisa Monaghan
Janet Sykes
Mike Sykes
Margaret Turner
Phil Fogarty
Earlene Thornton
Front Row
Rose Chaney
Janet Crocker
Ruth Lawrence
Jessica Gee
Sonia Elkins
Marie Elkins
Lara Mooney
Jeff Taylor
Frederick County
Routzahn’s
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Thornton
Police seize marijuana plants in Frederick area operation
Maryland State Police seized 41 marijuana plants Thursday in three separate sites near Meadow Road Md 144 east of Frederick and Highland School Road. Two people were arrested after a routine helicopter mission led to a nine plant seizure. A creek bed patch near Elmer Derr Road yielded 28 plants. Authorities anticipate further arrests as the investigation continues.
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Maryland
Meadow Road
MD. 144
Frederick
Highland School Road
Steven Ganley
Elmer Derr Road
Elmer Derr Lane
Ganley
Th. Scott McCauley
Lorraine Mirabella
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Frederick, Md
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