Police probe details raise questions in Maryland case
The article reports on internal disputes over a prostitution investigation tied to a Maryland case. Rol lease and Vance describe concerns about evidence handling, computer seizures, conflicts of interest, and leadership changes after a 1999 raid. The public records suit challenges FOIA access in Frederick County Circuit Court.
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Bridgewater College Names Spring Dean's List Students
Bridgewater College Virginia announced spring dean's list honorees including Brennan a freshman daughter of Pat and Brennan Heidi Fike a junior biology major daughter of Rodney and Diane Fike Wendy Fike a junior liberal studies major daughter of Rodney and Diane Fike Jill Harris a sophomore sociology and allied health sciences major daughter of Jennifer Claber and Wayne Harris Peter Mundey associated with Rev 7 Sat Mrs Mundey Mary Jes liberal studies major daughter of William and Mrs. William tes Rusty Wright majoring in business administration and Daniel Grove a business administration student son of John and Patricia Grove.
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Carmon and Harris Earn Dean's List Honors at Local Colleges
Carmon Teeshba of Carmon Sc and Shelby Harris of Frederick were named to the spring dean's list at FCC and Frederick Community College respectively. Both maintained a 4.0 GPA for the semester. Harris is a 2000 Frederick High School graduate pursuing an associate degree in human services.
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Smith pleads guilty in California threat case
Patrick Smith an 18 year old from Walkersville pleaded guilty in Maryland Superior Court to making a terrorist threat and harassment by e mail. Sentencing set for July 13 with possible no incarceration and credit for time served. Police say he used a grandfather owned phone to send messages to California girls.
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Stained Glass Theft Reported at Abandoned Church
Baltimore police arrested one man and sought another in a case involving stolen stained glass from a vacant church. Neighbors removed 12 windows from St. Paul’s God and steal. Pastor David Butler of Foundation for Life Ministries spoke to WJZ-TV. Churches reportedly paid about $100 per window.
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Eckstine, Lowry Replace Council Members in Myersville
Eckstine says he left office after selling his Exxon station to Elmer Lowry replaces him. John Brown, a former council member, steps in for his first term as a successor. Residents complain of safety issues amid ongoing struggles in the town.
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Raffensberger Spying Incident Triggers Police Union Push
An incident at Charlene Edmonds home spurred the Order of Police to demand Chief Raffensberger's resignation. The NAACP criticized the chief's stance with minority communities while Captain Domer denied police involvement in blackmail and the department denied any knowledge of a so called black book.
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