Grand jury to probe alleged police brutality in PG Md
An unarmed man died after a two hour gun battle with Prince Georges County Police near Gunston Lane in CAMP SPRINGS. Carl Millard 24 of Langley Park fired 13 shots from inside and around a house as officers recovered weapons. One officer Pvt David Gainer 22 was treated and released.
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Camp Springs
Cap
Prince Georges
Carl Ray Millard
Langley Park
Gunston Lane
Robert Law
Millard
Law
John Philip Kern
Kern
The
Patuxent Institute
David Gainer
Prince
Police Department
NAACP
County Human Relations Commission
Maryland Senate panel to probe police spying charges
A Maryland Senate Constitutional and Public Law Committee plan to investigate allegations that Baltimore Police Department ISD operatives spied on black clergy politicians reporters and others. Senator Edward T Conroy said testimony from Police Commissioner Donald Pomerleau could be sought. The probe follows a controversial ISD report to Governor Mandel and calls for an independent commission to study ISD activities.
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Maryland Senate
Baltmore Police Department
Edward T Conroy
D-Balt
Inspectional Services Division
ISD
Marvin Mandel
ESD
Mandel
Pomerleau
Cits Grand Jurs
Police Stymied in Solving Antique Theft at Society
Frederick City police report no new leads in the theft of more than 25000 dollars worth of relics from the Frederick County Historical Society on Fast Church Street. The incident remains unsolved as society officials note irreplaceable items were taken.
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Frederick County Historical Society
Fast Church Street
MD. 180
William H. Davis
Rt. 4
Frederick
David T
Washington Street
Robert W Carey
Young Place
Clara M Walker
Lincoln Apartments
William W Shugars
East South Street
East South
Franklin Streets
Charles FE. Jackson
John Hanson
Fast Fifth Street
Raymond C Mulhean
Lee Place
Rosemont Avenue
West Second Street
College Avenue
Howard J. Smith Jr
Greenvale Court
Robert
Zaluski
Blondes conviction overturned by Maryland court
Former Del Leonard Blondes hailed the Maryland Court of Appeal ruling overturning his 1973 bribery conviction. The unanimous decision found the 1973 trial violated double jeopardy and barred retrial on the same charges.
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del Leonard
Blondes
Maryland Court of Appeal
Silver Spring
Montgomery County General Assembly
Montgomery County Bowling Proprietors’ Association
High Court
John Coldridge
Court of Special Appeals
Court of Speci Appeals
Revelle
Atoger
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