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Violent juvenile crime rate climbs in decade report
FBI findings show juvenile violent arrests rose 27 percent from 1980 to 1990, with 1,429 black youths per 100,000 arrested vs five times the rate for white youths. Overall violent crime topped 758 per 100,000 nationwide, up 4 percent from 1990 and 33 percent since 1982.
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Fire log notes at THOA and nearby roads blaze reports
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Weather forecast lights up West with sun and possible storms
Accu Weather notes Tuesday will bring sun and patchy clouds to most of the West with a low pressure system over Nebraska triggering showers and storms from North Dakota into southeastern Missouri. Northeast stays sunny. In Maryland Western counties warm days near 85, nights mid 50s to upper 50s. Maryland mountains reach mid 70s to 70s. Yesterday temperatures varied from 46 to 85. Extended outlook through Friday calls for more sun, increasing clouds, and a shower chance in the West.
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Rain lingers over Plains in slow-moving storms
Rain and lingering showers spread across the southern Plains as a stationary front stretches from the Ozarks to the Texas border. Thunderstorms spawned tornadoes in Utah and Colorado, with hail reported near Nazareth Texas and Mead Lake Nevada as warmth edges toward the East Coast.
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Baltimore Lad Place for Trains
Amtrak reports Baltimore leads the nation in rocks and debris thrown at trains on its three mile West Baltimore stretch from Pennsylvania Avenue to Wilkens Avenue. In 12 months ending July 31, 114 incidents were logged, over twice Philadelphia’s top area, with trains stowed roughly every three days. No serious injuries reported. engineers warn of the risk if visibility drops at speed.
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Ring of parking meter thieves cracked in Arlington
Arlington police broke up an organized ring targeting meters in several cities. Three Alabama men were arrested in Crystal City, Va., after being caught emptying coin boxes into a shoulder bag. A key labeled Annapolis was found in a truck, with $306 taken from 108 meters in Annapolis between June 26 and 29. Police seek the ringleader. more चोरी cases in Bel Air and Alexandria are noted.
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Montgomery police arrest murder suspect in 1200 block Ravenswood
Federal task force led by Montgomery County police and District of Columbia officers arrested Shawn Delautay Branch, 23, at 3 a.m. in Kemp Mill Forest near Wheaton. Branch is charged with first degree murder in the July 22 shooting death of Monte Glen 18 in Northeast Washington. A separate report notes a 3 year old boy drowned Sunday in Jones Falls, identified by police only as a child, after slipping into the stream.
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