Middletown standoff ends with surrender
A man armed with a high powered rifle surrendered after an eight hour standoff with Frederick County deputies on Old Middletown Road. Michael Dwayne Brown, 24, was taken into custody after firing on a vehicle carrying his former girlfriend. Deputies found 16 rifles and about 500 rounds during a search. No hostages were involved.
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Clarke
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Youth accused of bike parts theft in Thurmont
A 14 year old Thurmont youth was arrested after seen removing parts from a bicycle in a shed on North Church Street. Police pursued the suspect, who attempted to flee, and the teen was captured and taken to Alfred D. Noyes Juvenile Detention Center in Rockville. He is charged with theft and related counts.
Baltimore murders cast toll on black men in city
A Baltimore homicide analysis highlights that most victims are black males under 30 with prior criminal records tied to drugs. The study cites 1990s violence, NBC exposure, and social effects, noting hundreds of men lose lives or liberty, reshaping communities and families.
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Joyner
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NBC
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Johns Hawkins University
Crenson
Three Juveniles Arrested on Drug Charges in Montgomery County
Police stopped three juveniles Sunday at a local fast food restaurant after witnesses saw alcohol being tossed into a trash can. An officer found a marijuana pipe and a bag of marijuana in the vehicle, leading to charges for possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia, with additional counts for one juvenile related to alcohol and improper registration. All offenders, aged 15 17 and 16, were released to their parents.
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Baltimore Police Department
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Frederick
Jason Grob
Pratice
Montgomery County
Man and woman arrested after street fight in Kinne Harts Alley
Police say at 11:57 p.m. Ethan Lewis 27 assaulted Keyana Diggs 22 in public fight. A chunk of crack cocaine was found on Lewis. He faces possession of a controlled dangerous substance distribution and second degree assault charges. Diggs faces second degree assault and disturbing the peace. Bond set at 40,000 for Lewis. Diggs released from custody.
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Frederick County and Beach Forecast Summary
Frederick County forecast: tonight near 45 with rain near 100 percent. Tuesday upper 50s and breezy, then clearing nights near 30s. Beach forecast: tonight showers and windy, lows near 50, Tuesday partly sunny and windy, highs mid 50s, temps fall to upper 20s by Friday, weekend mostly clear.
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Frederick County
Weather system brings mixed precipitation to eastern U S
Scattered rain and snow showers were forecast for much of the eastern third of the United States and the Pacific Northwest on Monday. Snow accumulations up to inches were expected in higher elevations in the Mid Atlantic and New England with colder air bringing 3 to 6 inches in Cascades and northern Rockies. Temperatures ranged from the mid 80s in Florida to subzero in Utah.
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New England
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Tennessee
Florida
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Plains
Eastuon
Oklahoma
Texas
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Cascades
Olympics
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Mid-Atlantic
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Ohio Valley
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Great Basin
Carolinas
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Sarasota
Fla
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Utah
Numbers up for Social Security numbers
Washington lawmakers push a Shaw Matsui bill to curb use of Social Security numbers by banks hospitals and state agencies to control identity theft and curb terrorist access. The measure would criminalize improper use with penalties up to five years in prison and a 250000 fine.
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Congress
Robert Matsui
California
Clay Shaw
Florida
Shaw
Mr. Matsui
Bipsrtisam House
Social Security Administration
Internal Revenue Service
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Matsui
World Trade Center
Shaw-Matsui
Ken Clayton
American Bankers Association
Clayton
Maryland Lotto Draw Produces No Jackpot Winner
Maryland Lottery reports no jackpot win in Saturday's draw worth an estimated 9.2 million dollars. Five numbers were matched by 19 players earning 1500 dollars each, while four numbers drew 931 players at four dollars each. Sunday and Saturday afternoon draws listed Pick 3 and Pick 4 results, with several misprints and scattered details across the list. Fire calls and ambulance routing records followed, detailing incidents at multiple addresses including Fort Detrick and local streets.
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Maryland
Maryland Lottery
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