Police report shows rise in rapes and robberies in 2001
Crime quarter summary indicates 19 rapes in 2001 up from 2000, 119 robberies 21 higher than last year, aggravated assaults down from 901 to 575, burglaries down 64, 315 incidents handled, 131 auto thefts one fewer than 2000. Capt Domer cites 3.8 arrests, 0 percent rise, 22 percent drug arrests, urges neighborhood watch and Citizen Police Academy participation. contact Cpl. Keeller at 30124-1231.
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Students study child development in high school programs
At Cutuetin and Walkersville high schools students enroll in family and consumer sciences classes, with many learning child development, anger management, job interviewing, cooking, and home repair. Girls express desire for more male participation as officials seek official certification and expanded preschool programs amid a statewide curriculum shift.
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Warren
Lengo
Dave Miller
Fredwick County
Suspect in Frederick County armed robbery held on $280000 bond
Police said a suspect armed with a semi automatic handgun entered a store and forced a clerk and customer to the floor while cash was taken. Two rings were stolen from a customer. A second suspect, 24 year old Troy Darnell Hoings, was arrested Wednesday and held at the Frederick County Adult Detention Center in $280,000 bond. The suspects are said to be cousins.
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Troy Darnell Hoings
Frederick County
Restaurant shooting in Pittsburgh leaves three dead and one injured
Masked gunmen entered a sandwich shop in Pittsburgh and opened fire, killing Thomas Milehall a disabled wheelchair user Parrish Freeman Sr and Taylor Coles. A woman is hospitalized in serious condition. Police and the medical examiner indicate the attackers may be related and Milehall was paralyzed from a prior assault.
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Bush vows spend what it takes to beat global terrorism
President Bush pledged to spend what it takes to conquer global terrorism and bolster homeland security. He outlined a fiscal 2003 plan with a four billion defense rise and an eight hundred thirty eight billion security allocation as he prepares for the State of the Union. Senate leader Daschle echoed support while warning of deficits amid a shrinking surplus.
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Afghan peace efforts amid heavy fighting and US force stance
Reports describe a secret operation near Kandahar in which about 8 Taliban fighters were killed and 27 prisoners captured, with one US soldier wounded. Pentagon says raids targeted Taliban sites, not al Qaida. Karzai plans US talks as he pushes for expanded peacekeeping, while US and UN weigh mandates and long term Afghan security needs.
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Pely
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U.N. Security Council
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Tegud Karzai
Gutgolous
Frank Vendrell
Frederick plans new courthouse parking deck at Delphey site
Frederick officials target Deck No 4 on the Delphey property west of the courthouse to add about 700 parking spaces for the courthouse, a nearby six story office building, and nearby condominiums. The four month rentation would end by June or July with a 20 year monitoring agreement for one hour free library parking in Carrall Creek deck.
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Frederick County Court House
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Frederick City
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Carrall Creek
Francis Scott Key
West Patrick Street
Carroll Creek Linear Park
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Frederick
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Frederick Town Historic
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Maryland town debates film impact and pay raise for officials
Town of Burkit tsville contends with Blair Witch sequel effects including vandalism and park drug use while legislators argue over a proposed pay raise for county commissioners. debate centers on marketing films versus regulation and whether salaries match duties amid resident concerns and budget limits.
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