Standoff ends as suspect surrenders after hospital release
Police surrounded the home of Tim Allen after a prolonged standoff triggered by his assault and burglary spree. He drank a beer delivered to the kitchen, then walked out with arms raised and was taken to FMH for treatment and to face jail. Officers cited ongoing concerns about his mental health and prior prison time. Fredrick Police later charged another suspect, Jackson, with robbery and related offenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Allen
Mrs. Cooper
Ray Raffensberger
Brian Ray
Maryland
Allen
Frederick
Coopers
West Virginia
Raffensberger
FMH
District Court
Jackson
Kreissig Derr House Estimated at 670000
Discussion on Kreissig Derr House values includes a proposal to demolish to its foundation and convert the site into a park. Natelli offers 200000 toward restoration with potential help from the Landmarks Foundation. Kreissig counters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derr
Natelli
Landmarks Foundation
Kreissig
Derr House Sale Sparks Civic Debate Over Private Involvement
A fragment notes the Derr House likely will be sold as a single family home while other discussions involve a private concern entering the project. The brief reference suggests local officials weigh private sector participation amid property transactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Derr
Allen son disciplined by drugs and crime history
Ruth Allen described her son Timothy Allen as a sensitive man with serious drug problems who surrendered to Frederick City Police. Court records show an 11 year criminal history including four robberies to support a $300 daily drug habit involving marijuana, cocaine, PCP and heroin. He served 15 years in prison and received probation after a reduced sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Allen
Frederick City
Ruth Allen
Jet Ee
Beaderick
Terra Alta
W.va
Allen
St. John’s
Prospect Hall
Frederick
Thomas Allen
Virginia Military School
Con
Frederick County
William W. Wenner
John Bernard McClellan
Robbery probe follows evening shoe store alert
A woman alerted Mr. Colliflower about a strange man in a shoe store who appeared drunk and possibly armed. The suspect fled toward Joe & Dominick's Pizza after a brief confrontation and a pursuit by the ex-officer across streets and parking lots. Colliflower drew his weapon as the man clutched a bag believed to hold stolen money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Colliflower
Joe & Dominick’s Pizza
Ms. Cook
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Cpl
Andy Dewese
OT Juret
EVE Church
St Unit
Frederick Netas
Arya
East Street
Emmitsburg
Ugh
Wolf Furniture
Ninth Street
Nascar
Hollander
Burlington
Frederick Westridge Plaza
West Patrick Street
Creever
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