Libertytown man remains jailed on multiple counts
Raythorne Lamar Henderson Sr., 30, was held at the Frederick County Adult Detention Center on $160,000 bail after a bail review. Judge Frederick J. Bower upheld the amount as Henderson faces 12 counts of violating court orders to avoid contact with a woman and her apartment, plus charges of assault, battery, breaking and entering, malicious destruction of property, theft, and trespassing detailing potential penalties up to years in prison and fines. Violations reportedly occurred July 2 into Thursday.
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Rain Across the East and West Coast Forewarned
Weather coverage notes showers and thunderstorms on both coasts with fair conditions in the central regions. A risk of severe weather and up to three inches of rain is forecast from eastern Texas to the East Coast. Temperatures rise in the Plains while cooler air moves from the Midwest to the Great Lakes.
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Weekend Shower Threat From Moist Air and Bermuda High
Forecast calls for showers and thunderstorms today through the weekend as a Bermuda high dominates. A weak cold front may cross the area today. Frederick County sees 40 percent shower/thunderstorm chances tonight and Saturday with highs near 90. Maryland Mountains expect similar activity and cooler Friday night lows in the 60s. Maryland Beaches show 30 to 40 percent shower chances with afternoon storms. Yesterday’s temps ranged Frederick 92/74, Westminster 93/67, Hagerstown 98/66, Cumberland 95/66. Extended Sunday and Monday forecast partly cloudy, hot, humid with afternoon storms. Tuesday mostly sunny and less humid.
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Montgomery County seeks action on rising child abuse cases
In Montgomery County Maryland a 14 year old girl disclosed long term sexual abuse by her father and a 1 year old was found tied to a chair in an apartment. Officials say abuse cases rose sharply from 1992 to 1993 with 421 cases of sexual abuse by Youth Services and 322 cases by the Social Services division. Councilmember Gail Ewing calls for streamlined services including co location of Youth Services and Child Welfare, faster investigations, expanded staffing, and a fall report outlining legislative steps. A separate report notes a man injured in a single vehicle crash on the ramp from Md 80 to northbound I 270. David Fish treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital.
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Multiple Fire Calls Reported Across Nearby Towns
Fire log lists numerous incidents including a Ramada Inn on Emmitsburg Road at 12 28 am a building fire in Emmittsburg a Patneck Street address a Gilberts Refrigeration site at 9 47 am a building fire a Citizens Independent and United 2025 Keysville entry a Bruceville Road 11749 house fire at 49768 Rocky Ridge Sabillasville Road 2 29 pm and a wines down Thurmont note.
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Man charged in fatal Montgomery County stabbing
A 24-year-old Silver Spring man Michael Douglas Martin was arrested on murder charges in the fatal stabbing of his roommate 20-year-old Kelly Loren Burns during a money dispute at a residence on Cole Ridge Drive in Rockville. Burns died after CPR failed. Martin faces a bond hearing before Friday.
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Bank treasurer indicted for church funds theft near Hagerstown
Michael Allen Creek 42 of Washington County faces 11 felony theft counts for allegedly diverting 183,364 from Salem Reformed Church treasury between June and December 1992. He allegedly deposited funds in an account he controlled and used them to support his Genetic Marketing business in Frederick. James Bryan, church council president, alerted authorities after Creek left office.
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Jeff Hewett
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Frederick
Lottery results from Baltimore Maryland AP report
Maryland lottery results show Pick 3 7 5 6 Pick 4 3 7 9 3 4 6 Match 5 1 17 18 27 32 with no jackpot in the Lotto drawing worth about 15 million dollars. Five players matched five numbers for 1188 each. 1425 players matched four numbers for 33 each. Next Lotto drawing expected to be about 2 million.
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