Maryland State Police fires Maj Edward E Dennis for harassment
PIKESVILLE AP State police Maj Edward E Dennis was dismissed after a three member board found him guilty of sexual harassment of six female troopers and an agency secretary. He had been under a desk assignment and barred from supervising pending the verdict. Col David B Mitchell announced the immediate firing and pledged to curb harassment across the agency.
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Maryland High Court Rules On Repressed Memory Suit Limits
Maryland's Court of Appeals ruled that the three year statute of limitations begins at the time abuse occurred, not when memories surface. The ruling bars suits by two women who claimed long repressed abuse at Seton Keough High School.
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Jane Roe
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Feds to handle kidnap case in federal court
A 38 year old Hagerstown man, David A. Norment, is accused of abducting his 15 year old girlfriend at gunpoint on Jan. 15 and fleeing in a high speed chase to near Martineburg West Virginia. State charges were dismissed as the federal government pursues the case in Baltimore federal court with an indictment already filed. If convicted he faces life in prison. In a separate Frederick County case, Judge Rollins denied a defense request to suppress evidence against 18 year old Tavares Bowie on cocaine distribution charges. Trial is set for later this week. Police said a fist sized crack cocaine bundle and $2214 were seized during a search following a stop of Bowie in February 1995.
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Tavares Bowie
Frederick
Julie Stevenson
Diana Hawker
Bowie
Students in graduation dispute win scholarships offer
Three Muskogee high school graduates with diplomas withheld over ethnic symbols were offered full scholarships to the University of Minnesota. Two accepted. the third will attend Northeastern State University in Tahlequah. The district withheld diplomas until 24 days of service. Other edits note attendance omissions and a dress code incident at Yellow Springs Elementary.
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Frederick forecast rounds up rain and warm weekend
The Frederick forecast calls for tonight mostly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms, lows in the upper 60s, and a 50 percent rain chance. Wednesday brings partly cloudy skies with afternoon showers and thunderstorms, highs in the mid 80s and a 40 percent rain chance, with southwest winds around 10 mph.
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Rainy week forecast with lingering humidity in Frederick area
Frederick County sees persistent rain and humid weather all week. Rain gauges report 1 to 2.4 inches in areas west of Frederick and Lewistown, with water levels high near Loy's Station bridge but no road closures announced. Timothy Myers of the NWS notes highs in the mid 80s with occasional sun and lingering wet conditions. moderate air quality expected today.
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Bride jailed after brawl at reception
In Braintree Massachusetts a bride Judy Craig 25 of Norfolk was arrested after a wedding reception at the Sheraton Tara hotel turned violent. Her parents brother sister and new father-in law were charged with assault on a police officer resisting arrest and disorderly conduct. Officers used pepper spray to subdue the group as Craig’s brother Christopher O’Brien 30 of Rehoboth resisted. Groom not arrested.
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Norfolk
Sheraton-Tara
Christopher O’brien
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Kevin Collins
Building plan OK'd From Staff Reports Mount Airy
The planning commission approved the Summit Ridge subdivision concept on the Kraft farm north of Buffalo Road in Carroll County. About 161 lots are planned. C Oscar Baker joined the commission in a Monday night meeting.
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Summit Ridge
Planning Commission
Kraft
Frederick woman accused of drug sale to fund friend's bail
Shirley L. Sewell, 29, of West All Saints Street, was arrested after allegedly selling about two ounces of cocaine to a Frederick County Narcotics Task Force officer to raise bail for Tony Heldore. Seized were $2,904 and a 1991 Mazda MX6. Sewell faces multiple cocaine related charges and awaits a bail hearing. Heldore, 26, remained jailed with a $60,000 bail, after prior drug and firearms charges.
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Frederick County
Shirley L. Sewell
West All Saints Street
David Reichenbaugh
Reichenbaugh
Tony ‘‘Ponytail” Heldore
Heldore
Howard County
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