Western Maryland Weather Outlook Today Through Sunday
The Western Maryland region including Carroll Frederick Howard Montgomery and Washington counties experiences partly sunny today with highs in the mid to upper 30s and southwest winds around 10 mph. Tonight remains partly cloudy with lows near 20s, Sunday adds clouds with similar temperatures.
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Maryland
Carroll
Frederick
Howard
Montgomery
Washington
Hagerstown
Westminster
Cumberland
Oakland
Judge jailed man for lateness in Lewistown court
Lewis M. Ropp of Lewistown was jailed Friday for arriving 40 minutes late to his misdemeanor theft case before District Court Judge Frederick J. Bower. The judge issued a $750 bench warrant, and Ropp, recently from Martinsburg VA Hospital, was jailed in lieu of bond after his arrival.
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Lewis M. Ropp
Lewistown
Frederick J. Bower
Fire log reports multiple alarms and incidents in past day
Over the last 24 hours ending at 8 p.m. fire alarms were reported at several locations including 328 N Market St and 328 MN Market St. Incidents include a building fire at 11:01 p.m. with multiple responders, an inside gas leak at 6:59 a.m., a rekindle at 9:37 a.m., an automatic alarm at 10:01 a.m., a house fire at 7:41 p.m. in Walkersville, and a vehicle fire at 7:52 p.m. Ambulance services were dispatched as needed along with responders from various groups. Also noted are Maryland and Pennsylvania lottery draws with listed results.
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N. Market ST
Uniteds
Meadows
Citizens
Center Street
Market ST
Wildwood Court
Walkersville
U.S. 15
Lewistown
Thurmont
Father Takes Son To Court In Battery Case
In Frederick District Court a 25-year-old, 350 pound man named Philip M. Stull faced a battery charge after allegedly attacking his father with fists and a lamp. A competency evaluation was ordered before reviewing a $1,000 bond as the judge questioned Stull and his mailing address.
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Frederick's District Court
Philip M. Stull
Grey House
Circle
Mt Airy woman pleads guilty in domestic dispute case
Rebeca Agahy, 28, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct after a domestic dispute on Oct 10, 1987, where a deputy noted a busted lip and blood on the man. She was fined $50 and ordered to pay $75 for the public defender.
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Rebeca Agahy
Mt. Airy
Paula Winik
Public Defender's Office
Hole in Heart Charity Scandal Leaves Fund Returned
A false tale of an 11 year old boy needing heart surgery prompted a fund drive through Sacred Heart School in Glyndon. Carroll County prosecutors say the story is untrue, money already donated is being returned, and the boy removed from his parents.
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Westminster
Carroll County State's Attorney's
Fatricia
Richard Stern
Stern
Thomas EB. Hickman
Jarvis
Sacred Heart School
Glyndon
Kathy Hoskins
Gallagher, Evelius and Jones
Baltimore
Ms. Hoskins
Patricia Stern
Carroll County Times
Texas Children's Hospital
Carrol County Times
Charles E. Bracken
Mr. Bracken
Maryland Court Claims Jurisdiction Over Custody Fight
A Maryland Circuit Court judge ruled Maryland has jurisdiction to decide final divorce terms and custody of Catherine Pulupa Gearinger and Victor M. Pulupa’s two daughters aged 10 and 7, who were taken to Panama by the father. Hearings set for Monday on the ongoing custody dispute and related charges.
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Maryland
Panama
District of Columbia
Catherine Pulupa-Gearinger
Victor M. Pulupa
Pulupa
Texas
Gearinger
Bethesda
Smith
Pumpa
J. Edgie Russell
D.C
Ms. Pulupa
Barricaded Vet Seized by SWAT in Gaithersburg
A 41 year old Gaithersburg man, Vietnam veteran Thomas Allen Dundas, barricaded himself for four hours on King James Way as police served indecent exposure and assault warrants. SWAT used tear gas and forced entry after failed contact, and Dundas was later subdued and taken to Springfield State Hospital for evaluation. Police will hold arrest warrants until hospital report is ready.
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Gaithersburg
King James Way
Thomas Allen Dundas
Mr. Dundas
SWAT
Springfield State Hospital
Paramedic exonerated in morphine missing case
Frederick paramedic Charles D. Harding Jr., 27, was acquitted on all charges in the disappearance of morphine from two rescue squad units last summer. The 9-year veteran received support but was suspended from paramedic status and reassigned, with efforts to return to his former role.
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Rockville
Frederick
Charles D. Harding Jr
Bethesda-Chevy Chase
Public Service Training Academy
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John L. Milyard
Joral
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Earle’s Shoe Store
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Routzahn's
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Dresher
Routzahn
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