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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1992
Page
2
Rebel L. Byrd, 30, of Dickerson, charged with unauthorized use of a motor vehicle after police, including a state police helicopter and troopers, searched Friday night. Vehicle reported stolen from Shookstown Road area Friday morning. Byrd released on personal recognizance.
Fire calls logged ending 10 p.m. Sunday include building, vehicle, brush, trash, and house fires at locations such as 540 Holiday Drive, 3990 Ladd Court, 14017 Unionville Road, 10927 Keysville Road, 120 W B St, 514 E Main St, and multiple towns including Brunswick, Libertytown, Walkersville, Emmitsburg, Graceham, and Frederick Memorial Hospital.
No jackpot winner in Maryland Lotto Saturday night. Winning numbers 20 22 24 31 39 43. Five numbers drawn by 37 players paid 1154 dollars per ticket. four numbers by 1,993 players paid 36 dollars per ticket. Next drawing estimated at 1.75 million.
The report covers Western Maryland and the Maryland mountains with today for all areas showing rain and near 100 percent precipitation. Highs near 45 to 50, east winds turning northeast. Tonight cloudy with 40 percent chance of light rain or drizzle, lows mid to upper 30s, northeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Tuesday remains cloudy with 30 to 36 percent chance of light rain or drizzle, highs upper 40s, windy.
Storms drenched the Southeast with heavy rain and thunderstorms. Snow and freezing rain stretched from Michigan to the Dakotas and into the Rockies, with mixed precipitation across the central Plains. Six hour rainfall totals exceeded an inch in several coastal and southern locations, and wind gusts reached up to 70 mph at Snowbowl. The morning low dropped to 4 degrees at Yellowstone, Wyoming.
Xue Ying, 26, was flown by Maryland State Police helicopter to Washington County Hospital after a 12:20 p.m. two vehicle collision on Md. 26 near Trading Lane while making a right from a gas station onto westbound Md. 26. He was later released. Larry Cregger, 38, of Walkersville, drove the truck that struck him.
Anthony J. Anderson, 29, is held without bail in Frederick County Detention Center after being charged with first and second degree rape along with multiple sex offenses and assault. Police say he dragged the victim on Bentz Street into his apartment where the assault occurred around 11:30 p.m. Friday. The victim was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and Anderson faces a bail review before a District Court judge.
Maryland lottery numbers drawn Sunday night include Pick 3 2 0 0 Pick 4 0 4 0 8 Match Five 4 8 9 19 38 Lotto 20 22 24 31 39 43 Baltimore edition lists additional Saturday night results with Pick 3 2 0 6 Pick 4 5 9 9 9.
Frederick City Police file kidnapping and related charges against James M. Gibson, 32, a former Berryville resident, in the abduction of a Pizza Hut clerk after a shooting incident on West South Street. Gibson awaits extradition in Martinsburg WV, with an earlier assault case also cited.
Baltimore man John H. Reynolds, 39, faces theft and two counts each of false imprisonment, reckless endangerment and assault after a Friday incident at Francis Scott Key Mall. He is held in Frederick County Jail on 28000 bail after allegedly threatening vehicle occupants and reentering the mall.
Frederick man Steven E. Schwartz, 31, of Willowdale Drive, arrested by Maryland State Police for possession of crack cocaine and possession with intent to distribute cocaine after a traffic stop on I 270 near Md 85. He is held at Frederick County Adult Detention Center. Trooper Brennan observed a high speed northbound vehicle then requested a drug dog from the Frederick County Sheriff’s Office to search the car.
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