Montgomery dealership officers plead innocent in fraud case
Anton Schmidt 53 of Bethesda and Joel C Chambron 47 of Frederick pleaded not guilty in U.S. District Court to bankruptcy fraud and related charges. Indicted January 13, they are accused of defrauding creditors of more than $1 million, with counts including conspiracy, bankruptcy fraud, money laundering, tax evasion, and additional charges against each. The FBI and IRS investigated the case.
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King beating case shifts focus away from race motive
Federal judge rules prosecutors need not prove racial motivation in Rodney King officers civil rights trial. The March 3 1991 beating was videotaped and sparked nationwide outcry over police brutality. Four officers Briseno Wind Koon Powell faced state trial in Simi Valley, acquitted on most charges in 1992.
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Parkville man killed after brakes fail
A Parkville man, William Peter Panos, 37, died when his 1982 Datsun brake failure caused it to skid across Md. 140 into the eastbound lane and collide with a 1993 Ford Explorer driven by Charles Paul Kuhn, 62. No charges were filed.
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