Mount Airy man charged with weapons offenses in Frederick
Frederick City Police arrested 30 year old James Ronald Wahl of Liberty Road after a crisis call. He faces charges of transporting a firearm and possession of a regulated firearm due to a prior violent felony conviction in Maryland. A .357 Magnum and live ammo were found in his vehicle. He was released on personal recognizance.
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Mount Airy
Frederick City
James Ronald Wahl
Liberty
Wahl
West Patrick Street
Mr. Wahl
Maryland
Frederick County
Police arrest two in Lincoln complex drug raid
Frederick City Police arrested Leroy Marque Dorsey and David Brian Jones after a midnight raid at the Lincoln Apartments. The men, charged with crack cocaine possession and paraphernalia, faced pretrial detention or release by the district court commissioner.
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Frederick City
Lincoln Complex
Leroy Marque Dorsey
Lincoln Apartments
David Brian Jones
Prospect Boulevard
Dorsey
Frederick County
Rockville Man Charged After Disorderly Destruction
Joseph Michael McLaughlin, 30, was charged with disorderly intoxication and property destruction after being found intoxicated and out of control at Elmwood Terrace Apartments. He destroyed items at his parents home and was jailed in Frederick with 750 bail.
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Rockville
Elmwood Terrace
Frederick City
Joseph Michael McLaughlin
McLaughin
Frederick County
Teens Charged in Assault on Youth Near Frederick
A 12-year-old boy needed stitches at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a late Friday fight. Frederick City Police charged a 17-year-old and a 15-year-old with second degree assault. Officer Lt. Pat O'Brien encountered the scene near Riverbend Way and Monocacy Boulevard and coordinated arrests. The teens were released to their father.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick City
Pat O’brien
Riverbend Way
Monocacy Boulevard
O’brien
Ex-firefighter Kraft gets multi-year arson sentence in Montgomery
Kevin Patrick Kraft of Germantown received concurrent terms totaling about 20 years with all but one year suspended for seven counts of arson conspiracy and false alarms. Judge DeLawrence Beard imposed four-year terms for two second-degree arsons and a conspiracy, three years for two false alarms, and one year for two false statements, plus a $1,000 fine and four years probation with medical and psychiatric conditions. Restitution hearings will determine payment for $50,000 in damages to a historic Poolesville home and $8,800 for a company van burned on the Capital Beltway. Kraft showed remorse in court and requested home monitoring to work and repay victims. The case references prior related incidents, including a hoax call and a 911 report about a woman in danger, cited by Assistant State’s Attorney Frank A. Malony.
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Rockville
Germantown
Montgomery County
DeLawrence Beard
Kevin Patrick Kraft
Kraft
Beard
White’s Ferry Road
Poolesville
Capital Beltway
Frank A. Malony
Malony
Ken West
Frederick
West
Delauters Celebrate 70 Years of Marriage in Northampton Open House
Mr. and Mrs. Delauter, longtime Frederick residents, mark their 70th wedding anniversary after moving to Northampton. She, born in Frederick and he in Myersville, recall deep roots and shared life from a brush factory career to vision loss. Open house planned today from 2 to 4 p.m. invites all, with daughter Marie Smith noting the invitation by word of mouth.
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Mrs. Delauter
Frederick
Mr. Delauter
Myersville
Frederick High School
Middletown
Frederick attorney condemns Confederate flag on plates
Barry Kissin says public display of the flag is insensitive to Black people who view it as oppression, urging the state to avoid licensing plates bearing the Confederate symbol. He notes private honor is personal, but public display harms community feelings. AP contributed.
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Frederick
Barry Kissin
J E.B. Stuart
Kissin
Associated Press
Thurmont man charged with trespassing at Lincoln Apartments
From Staff Reports a Thurmont resident Jesses Leo Wollard 30 was charged with trespassing after being found in the Lincoln Apartments area. He was released on his own recognizance. The notice indicates only residents and invited guests may enter city housing projects.
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Thurmont
Lincoln Apartments
Frederick City
Jesses Leo Wollard
Wollard
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