Deputy Hurt in Md 85 Collision Near Marcie's Choice Lane
Frederick County deputies say Deputy Barbara Garrett, Charles F. Baker III, 19, of Adamstown, and passenger Christian Baker, 14, were injured when Garrett’s patrol car was rear ended on Md 85 near Marcie's Choice Lane at 6 43 p m. All were transported to Frederick Memorial Hospital with Baker and Garrett released and Christian Baker admitted. Charges are pending.
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Barry transferred to Pennsylvania prison
Former Mayor Marion Barry, serving a six month misdemeanor cocaine sentence, was moved Friday night to the Federal Correctional Institution in Loretto Pennsylvania a low security facility. prison officials cited stricter constraints than Petersburg Virginia but not as tight as a medium security prison.
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Poll shows reluctant support for tax boost in Maryland
An AP dispatch from Annapolis reports 63 percent see widespread waste in state government, yet 38 percent favor raising taxes and 23 percent back a mix of higher taxes and reduced services to end Maryland budget woes. The Dec 11 18 poll of 844 likely voters by the Schaefer Center notes a 4 percent MOE.
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Organizations take sides on FOP bargaining in Frederick
Local groups split on police collective bargaining with Frederick City Police. Frederick County Criminal Defense Lawyers Association voted to support in principle a fair agreement balancing city and officers, per president Oliver John Cejka Jr. The 20 member group did not take a position on the remainder.
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Maryland attorney and five Nigerians indicted in immigration fraud
A federal grand jury indicted Gail Fuller and five Nigerian associates on 51 counts including conspiracy false statements perjury and harboring aliens. Names listed include Margaret Dureke Olusegun Abisegun Olukayode Taiwo Abeola Bamgoye and Beatrice Azauka. Authorities say they used false documents claiming aliens arrived before 1972 to obtain immigration benefits.
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