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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 2001
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR notes record a local news item with names and numbers unclear. The readable bits point to a brief community notice or update concerning individuals and a contact phone reference, but essential details are missing.
A 24 year old Forestville man Damien L Myrick was pulled over on U S 15 near U S 40 by Deputy Sedat Caliskan. He lacked a license and gave a false name. A K 9 scan showed marijuana being dropped and a large cash stash was found. He faces possession of marijuana false statement and driving suspended charges and is jailed awaiting bail.
A federal jury absolved Brunswick officers Wilson and Figgins of misconduct amid a case involving Stephen McFarland. McFarland, facing violence and assault history, claimed police overreach after a 917 call. he testified of threats and a damaged jaw, while officers said he fled and assaulted Wilson. The verdict followed investigations by Frederick County State’s Attorney and the FBI civil rights unit.
Frederick County and Maryland Beaches regions show partly to mostly cloudy skies with scattered rain chances from 10 to 40 percent through the weekend. Temperatures range from highs in the upper 70s to upper 80s with nightly lows around 65 to 70. Winds are light to breezy with showers possible on Friday and Saturday and a return to clearer conditions by Tuesday and Wednesday.
Severe storms rolled through the Midwest and South with large hail and tornado risk. Nebraska reported multiple tornado sightings as the front moved east, while the Carolinas and Virginia faced remnants bringing possible flooding. The forecast called for lingering showers in the Southeast and calm conditions in the Ohio Valley and Northeast.
A car struck a utility pole at the Md. 85 Md. 355 intersection Evergreen Point at about 4 p.m. causing a power outage for 400 to 450 businesses. Allegheny Power spokesman Debbie Beck said traffic was directed by Maryland State Police troopers to manage the busy area including I-70 ramps. No further details were available late Wednesday night.
Maryland lottery results reported for Wednesday night and afternoon drawings include Pick 3 numbers 0 4 6 and 3 0 7, Pick 4 numbers 7 2 1 0 and 6 0 3 4, Cash In Hand 02 12 21 26 27 28, and It Ride 2 1 1 7.
Fire log covers 24 hour period ending 8 p.m. Wednesday reporting local alarms at 12805A Mink Farm Road in Wolfsville 3:39 p.m. outside gas leak near 1604 Wise Road in Lucketts, Virginia 7:35 p.m. 2518A Ballenger Creek Pike local alarm Carroll Manor. Ambulance calls show 80 emergencies and no routines.
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Maryland State Police in Hagerstown arrested Derrick Jerome Jones 20 after a three mile pursuit for speeding on I-70 and US 40. He drove a rented 2000 Mazda 626 unpermitted. He was charged with fleeing and eluding driving without a license and other violations and jailed on 5000 bail. His girlfriend Patricia Hathaway 22 and Darren Jackson 32 were also arrested after a vehicle search found marijuana.
The Frederick County budget includes a five percent raise for teachers and administrators. Pay hikes range from $34 to $40 per day for acting administrators and from 20. to 22 per hour for Evening High School instructors. Some positions and leave donations were extended and the contracts run one year for salary provisions and three years for other terms. The deal was negotiated by the Frederick County Teachers Association and the Frederick Association of School Support Employees. Local resident John O'Neill criticisms focused on absence of contract negotiation documents and closed meetings.
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