Man guilty of beating dog in Maryland case
Middletown resident Roy T Main aged 43 pleaded guilty in Frederick County Circuit Court to animal cruelty after beating a dachshund belonging to a friend. The dog was found unconscious in April 1998 and treated by a vet. Sentencing was deferred to mid August following an appeal that overturned an earlier 30 day jail term and $1000 fine.
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Middletown
Frederick County
Roy T. Main
Main
Friends
Spt
Steve Fogle
Fredenck County
Fire log summary from 24 hour period ending 8pm Thursday
Fire calls include multiple incidents across locations: brush fires at 44 pm 808 Walter Martz Road and at Armare Farms Lane. field fires at 38180 Armare Farms Lane. vehicle fires at Brook Hill United Methodist Church and 1631 Appletown Road. house fire at 1631 Appletown Road. odor of smoke at 1000 Heather Ridge Drive. routine ambulance calls and emergencies total 43 with 3 routines noted. Nearest times and exact details vary in fragmentary report.
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Walter Martz Road
Fort Detrick
Independent
United
Armare
Brook Hill United Methodist Church
Indian Senn Road
Appletown
Middletown
Maryland Lottery Draws For Thursday
Baltimore AP reports Maryland lottery results drawn Thursday night and afternoon. Pick 3 numbers were 9 8 2 for night and 6 8 0 for day. Pick 4 numbers were - 6 3 4 for night and 4 7 0 7 for day. Cash In Hand numbers were 4 9 12 13 22 23.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Two-Vehicle Crash Injures Several Near Thurnmont
State Police report a two car collision on U.S. 15 at Franklinville injuring several people. Moren ee Henman, 16, crossing from Franklinville Road, and Frent Nootenboom, 75, were treated or transported with injuries not believed to be serious. Dorothy Kine, 57, was unhurt. No hospital records show treatment for Nootenboom at Frederick Memorial. Henman was cited for failure to yield right of way.
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Thurmont
U.S. 15
Franklinville
Moren Ee
Artatte M. Henman
Ready Aid
Franklinville Road
Dorothy Kine
Ofeather
Frent Nootenboom
Galersburg
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Cop pleads guilty in theft from Hispanics
In Baltimore, ex police officer Dorian Martin admitted one robbery charge under a plea deal. Prosecutors dropped two other charges. He receives a three year suspended sentence and three years of supervised home probation with 120 days home detention for robbing Felix Rivera of 300 dollars on December 28, 1998. Restitution totals 600 dollars to Hector Cortin and James Roy. Martin’s attorney said the incident stemmed from breaking up a group of loitering Hispanics in Fells Point.
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Baltimore
Baltmore
Dorian Marta
Martin
Felix Rivera
Hector Cortin
James Roy
Weather forecast for Frederick County and Maryland Beaches
Frederick County forecast partly cloudy with highs 90 to 95 and lows 60s to 75. Saturday brings a chance of afternoon storms and cooler Sunday. Maryland beaches expect clear tonight with mid 70s to 90s highs, humid with chances of evening storms Saturday and again Sunday through Tuesday.
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Frederick County
Maryland
Immigrant jailed by mistake in Baltimore arrest mixup
A 31 year old Mexican immigrant Adolfo Ramirez spent four days in Anne Arundel County Detention Center after police mistook him for a Sacramento murder suspect from a 1997 warrant due to matching name date of birth and scar details. Ramirez, a drywall contractor with no criminal record, lost work and questioned the justice system as police cited a database error and coincidence. A separate case notes a former Baltimore officer pleaded guilty to robbing a Hispanic man while on duty.
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Sut
Adolfo Ramirez
Sacramento
Cali Ramirez
Anne Arundel County
Ramirez
Justice System
California
The
Sun
Storms threaten Midwest to Northeast with heavy winds
Storms moved through the Midwest with high winds and tornado sightings as roofs failed in Wisconsin and Minnesota. Forecasts warned strong to severe storms in Wisconsin Michigan Illinois Ohio and northern New York with rain and storms spreading to the Northeast Tennessee Valley and Gulf states. Las Vegas saw rare flooding with 3 inches of rain in hours.
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Ohio
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Tennessee Valley
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Carolinas
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Nebraska
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Missouri
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Colorado
Utah
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Arizona
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Las Vegas
Appeals court lets new murder charges in Baltimore case
An appeals court ruled that Michael Ruben who faced robbery and attempted murder charges after delays was not denied his rights. The Court of Special Appeals clears the way to retry him for robbery and attempted murder stemming from a 1997 shotgun attack during a store owners robbery that netted $3.
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Annapolis
Baltimore
Court of Special Appeals
Michael Ruben
Prosecution of Thurmont family dropped
State's Attorney office moved the case to the stet docket after Thurmont Police Chief Bechtel requested a delay. The incident began with a traffic stop for a burned light bulb on North Church Street on June 26, 1998, escalating into a brawl where officers alleged family members assaulted Officer Shawn Tyler and tried to disarm him. The Jackson family faces charges including felony assault and resisting arrest for Nevin, Kathy, Kevin, and David.
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Thurmont
Frederick County
Scott Rolle
Neil Bechtel
Bechtel
Richard Bricken
Judicial Branch
North Church Street
Shawn Tyler
Neil Weuthrich
Nevin C. Jackson
Kathy J. Jackson
Kevin
David
Grease fire causes major property damage in Frederick
A grease fire started while residents slept at 1313 Motter Ave in Frederick damaging about 74 000 dollars to two apartments. No injuries were reported. The 7 9 pm fire Wednesday took 12 minutes to control with 75 firefighters on scene. The blaze originated from a kitchen stove in Apartment 17. A smoke detector failed or worked. residents had evacuated before firefighters arrived. Names Kathy and Robert Smith Darryl and Nicholas LaFratte were residents of the affected units.
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Frederick
Maryland Fire Marshal's Office
Motter Ave
Kathy
Robert Smith
Darryl
Nicholas LaFratte
Apartment 17
Four men arrested on drug charges in Frederick
Frederick police arrested four men on drug charges after witnessing drug deals about 1:30 am at West Sixth and Bentz streets. Damien Lamonte Myrick 22 Forrestville Roy Lipscomb Jr. 19 Capitol Heights Stanely Benjamin Worthington 38 Baltimore and Mark Clay Bowland 35 Frederick face counts including distribution and possession with intent to distribute crack cocaine. Bail statuses vary with Myrick Lipscomb and Worthington jailed and awaiting or released to appearance before a district court commissioner.
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Frederick
West Sixth
Bentz
William Burch
Damien Lamonte Myrick
Forrestville
Roy Lipscomb Jr
Capitol Heights
Stanely Benjamin Worthington
Baltimore
Mark Clay Bowland
Myrick
Mr Lipscomb
Frederick County
Lipscomb
Worthington
Rowland
In Memoriam for Frank Crummitt on Birthday
Annie and David remember Frank Crummitt on his birthday with a touching note. The message recalls shared days, memory preserved in their hearts, and God’s presence as they mourn.
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Frank Crummitt
Dad
Annie
David
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