Fire log brief notes multiple regional incidents
Fire calls reported for July 2 to July 4 across multiple towns including Middletown Graceham Thurmont and Brunswick. Entries show house fires vehicle fires building fires and automatic and misc alarms with locations such as Fort Detrick Independence Jefferson Pike Baker Park and Amber Ridge Medical Center. Ambulance call counts list 78 emergencies and 5 routine calls.
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E. Main St
Middletown
Foxtower Road
Graceham
Smithsburg
Thurmont
Wolfsville
Bunnymeade Drive
Fort Detrick
Independent
Robin Court
United
S. Main St
Woodsboro
Meadowbrooke
Washington County
Brunswick
Jimtown Road
Long Road
E. Fourth St
Citizens
Junior
Tippin Drive
Jerry’s
Jefferson Pike
Fredericktowne
Braddock Heights
Jefferson
Heather Ridge Drive
Taney Avenue
Amber Ridge Medical Center
Enfield Lane
Baltimore National Park
Baker Park
West Second Street
Man held on drug battery charges in Frederick
Frederick man Michael Darnell Beckwith, 19, remains jailed on 100000 bail after being arrested Saturday for possession and distribution of crack cocaine, two days after his release from a 13 month term. Police found 2.3 grams of crack and charged him with drug distribution drug possession battery and resisting arrest.
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Frederick J. Bower
Frederick
Michael Darnell Beckwith
Frederick City
Beckwith
Frederick County
City Police
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Herbert Rollins
South Market Street
Thomas Ledwell
Ledwell
Broadway Street
Professor responds to Unabomber amid renewed threats
A UC Berkeley psychology professor Tom Tyler welcomed the Unabomber suggestion that revolution need not be violent and said reform is already underway. FBI confirms Tyler’s copy of the 35000 word manifesto matches those sent to major papers while travelers face heightened security at LAX with IDs checked and warnings aired.
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Los Angeles
Tom Tyler
University of California, Berkeley
FBI
Tyler
New York Times
Washington Post
Mr. Tyler
San Francisco Chronicle
Oklahoma City Federal Building
Chronicle
Los Angeles International Airport
Officer’s car stolen after keys left in it
An off duty Howard County police lieutenant had his 1995 Camaro stolen after leaving it running while he ducked into a gas station. The thief fled with the car as police warned drivers not to leave keys in ignition amid a spate of similar thefts along U S 40. Nine other similar thefts have been reported in the past month.
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Ellicott City
Howard County
E. Lawrence Knutson
St. John’s
Knutson
Howard
Steven Keller
Firehouse Blaze Destroys Building And Seven Trucks
A fire in SARDINIA Ohio destroyed the town firehouse equipment bay burning the building and seven fire trucks. No one was inside the 38 year old structure when the fire began early Tuesday morning and no injuries were reported. Mount Crab Fire Chief Walt Orlowsky said flames and smoke poured from vents and it took about two hours to bring the fire under control.
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Sardinia, Ohio
Mount Crab
Walt Orlowsky
Weather outlook with warm humid days and scattered storms
East will see thunderstorms tomorrow as a steamy air mass moves in. Northwest disturbance brings a few showers to Washington. Southeast and Southwest expect hot conditions. Frederick County forecast shows 30 percent showers tonight, highs 80s, lows around 60s.
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Rockies
Washington
Frederick County
Frederick
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Westminster
PEPCO fined for illegal fly ash dumping near Morgantown
PEPCO agreed to pay a 975000 dollar fine over illegal fly ash discharges by a former supervisor at the Faulkner site in Charles County. Jack Croteau pleaded guilty to mail fraud and Clean Water Act violations and received 15 months in prison with three years supervised release. Two subcontractors were also convicted. no charges against PEPCO.
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Baltimore
Ap) - Potomac Electric Power Co
Charles County
PEPCO
Faulkner
Morgantown
Susan Moyer
Department of Justice
Justice
FBI
Maryland
U.S
Lynne A. Battaglia
Jack Croteau
Ms. Moyer
Croteau
Ottie Gates
Carroll County seafood store owner charged with undersized crabs
Maryland Natural Resources Police charged Karen Sheets, owner of Bay Fresh Seafood in Hampstead, with possessing a bushel of undersized crabs. A routine check found 22 bushels of illegal crabs, with a bushel containing more than 60 crabs. Investigators seized the 22 bushels and continue the probe.
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Carroll County
Hampstead, Md
Maryland Natural Resources Police
Karen Sheets
Bay Fresh Seafood
Maryland
Storms sweep Great Lakes region merge with Southeast heat
Storms line up over the Great Lakes as tornadoes hit Midwestern towns. Antelope Texas sees over four inches of rain with more forecast. A Ragland Alabama boathouse is destroyed, killing two children and an adult sheltering there. In Moberly Missouri a tornado tears City Hall roof and damages many downtown buildings and about 100 homes.
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mid-Atlantic States
Midwest
Antelope
Texas
Ragland
Ala
Moberly
City Hall
Maryland prosecutor signals possible rush to death penalty
Baltimore AP: U S Attorney Lynne Battaglia says public anxiety over violent crime could push Maryland toward seeking the death penalty in some federal cases. Since 1927, 34 federal prisoners have been executed. last was 32 years ago. Battaglia notes rising public demand for harsher outcomes and says she will weigh eligible crimes before deciding.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Grownr
Crin
Vict Fegner
U.S
Lynne Battagli
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