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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1997
Page
3
Robert Ellis of Grand Rapids, 47, was arrested after an anti traffic pattern confrontation following a Frederick Keys game. Police say he yelled obscenities at an officer and drove toward the officer causing him to jump back. Ellis faced multiple charges including assault and handgun violation.
Friday night lottery numbers include Pick 8 5.04 and Pick 4 5 3 59 with Bonus Match 3 5 20 22 39 and Bonus 39. Friday afternoon results show Pick 3 9 6 9 and Pick 4 3 4 2 2.
Frederick youths crossed Ballenger Creek Pike at Crestwood Boulevard and were struck by a northbound car driven by Phara Brown of Walkersville. Corey Baker, 17, was thrown onto the vehicle and to the pavement. Victor McGreevy, 13, was injured but not life threateningly. Baker was hospitalized at the Shock Trauma Center. McGreevy treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
A Chicago bound Amtrak train was stopped and evacuated in Morgan County after a passenger, David W. Graham, 48, allegedly warned of a bomb. No device found. more than 200 aboard were moved to a Hancock high school before returning to the train for a 10:30 p.m. departure. Graham faces misdemeanor charges including false bomb threat.
A summary of fire dispatches including a 7 41 a m building fire at Monocacy Middle School and later incidents at Walkersville Mount Airy and other locations. Ambulance calls total 37 emergencies and routine. Fort Detrick and Walkersville Rescue units listed among responding agencies.
Pennsylvania resident Tony A. Groft of Gettysburg was stopped on North Seton Avenue by Maryland State Police Trooper William Hyser. He was charged with driving while intoxicated and possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia after 6.7 grams of marijuana, a steel pipe and two burnt joints were found.
Tonight mostly clear with lows in the mid to upper 50s and calm winds. Sunday partly sunny highs mid 80s with light south winds. Labor Day outlook partly cloudy with a late shower chance. lows in the 60s and highs in the mid 80s. Extended outlook then: Labor Day west central partly cloudy with possible late shower. highs in the 80s. Beach forecast: tonight mostly clear with low to mid 60s and light winds. Sunday mostly sunny highs around 89 with southeast winds 10 mph.
Frederick City Police reported several arrests Friday night and Saturday. David James Williams, 30, of Cumberland, faced cocaine distribution charges after allegedly selling drugs to undercover units. Nicholas Santarelli, 36, of DeGrange Street, was charged with three counts of assault and related offenses after an alleged incident involving a woman. Edward Taylor, 37, woke a responding officer by grabbing the officer’s throat and faced second degree assault. Darrell R. Tayler, 38, was arrested for possession of a concealed weapon, a three inch serrated punch knife, on South Bentz Street.
A traffic light at Yellow Springs Road and Old Farm Drive in Frederick will start operating Tuesday Sept 1 after a traffic study showed sufficient flow following Rosemont Avenue widening. City officials warn motorists to use caution as signals could be red and have placed advance warning signs.
A Frederick man, Duane James, 36, of Waverley Drive, was indicted by the Frederick County Grand Jury on armed robberies of three Frederick motels on April 24 27 and 29. He faces additional charges of assault and theft in each incident and is held on bail. He has two other armed robbery cases pending with $250000 bail. A prior 1989 drug conviction was noted. The judge ordered additional hearings wait for a competency evaluation.
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