Judge rules seizure illegal in Frederick County case
Judge Roberts ruled the traffic stop and subsequent search illegal, tossing drug charges against four individuals including Travis Tosten. Deputy Tony Lawson testified to a speeding stop on I-70 last October and later claimed consent to search. defense argued detention violated the Fourth Amendment. The ruling centers on whether Tosten and other occupants were legally detained before the search.
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Woitner Roberts
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Bail hearings lower four Frederick assault suspects
Four men arrested after three unrelated assaults faced bail hearings. Anthony Sewell saw bail cut from 1000000 to 65000 with pretrial supervision for a North Market Street gun incident linked to a drug deal. Derrick Sheen, Keith Crampton, James Weedon and others faced varied assault and property charges with bail set or held.
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Baltimore Frederick County Maryland Weather Forecast Teasers
Urban forecast briefly outlines likelihood of showers tonight and Thursday with varying rain chances, cooler highs in the 50s to 60s, night lows in 30s, and subsequent sunny to partly cloudy days across Maryland and beaches.
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Weather map shows mixed precipitation across the eastern United States
Advitory mix of rain and sleet targets the eastern United States as heavy rain with gusty winds and small hail is forecast in the South Southeast Tennessee Valley Ohio Valley and Appalachians. Cold front edges into the Plains while northwestern areas remain dry and cold with snow over the Rockies and Cascades.
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Warrant issued for two men in Everedy Square holdup
Frederick police issued warrants for Charles Eugene Goines and Troy Darrell Goines, cousins from the Frederick area, accused of the January 3 armed robbery of the Needles and Ping store at 310 East Church Street in Everedy Square. The 7:45 p.m. robbery involved a chrome semiautomatic handgun, theft of cash and rings, and no injuries. Police recovered some jewelry and pursued charges including armed robbery, theft, conspiracy, and gun use. Call Frederick police with information.
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Court clarifies searches in Maryland stop and frisk case
Maryland's Court of Appeals clarifies limits on stop and frisk when police suspect an armed suspect. A Rockville pat-down found a plastic bag with cocaine instead of a weapon, and the court ruled the search overstepped if it relied on a general exploratory approach. Justices Bell and Fuld ridge concurred, joined by Wilner Cathell Harrell Jr and Lallaglia.
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Robert Bell
Jude John Fldridge
Adan Wilner
Mudlge Dale Cathell
Glenn Harrell Jr
Lynne Lallaglia
Man Arrested After Drugs Found in Cap in Brunswick
An 18-year-old Mortrovia man, Joshua B. Mills, was found with 10 Ecstasy pills hidden in a baseball cap during a late night busines parking lot check by Officer Kevin Myers. Mills, already jailed for probation violation on a prior second degree assault charge, faces possession charges. The two other people present were not arrested.
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Brunswick
Kevin Myers
Petersville Road
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Myers
Mr Mills
Fire log fragment from 12:15 entry at Crowdtoul Road
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Cally Kimergeneles
Lottery terms unclear and fragmented entry
Fragmented OCR text references a lottery entry with unclear names and dates. It mentions Wednesday, Pek, Vast, and Manske but provides no coherent event or participants. Unable to determine a definite action, location, or organizer from the readable portion.
Washington man charged after shopping cart assault
A 24 year old Washington man was charged with attempted murder and first and second degree assault after authorities say he picked up a shopping cart and threw it at a man in Montgomery County. Police arrested James Porter after Officer Adam Hayler witnessed the event in West Deer Park Renitt. The victim, unnamed, was hospitalized with non life threatening injuries.
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