Police seek truck driver after wood hits officer’s cruiser
Maryland State Police seek information on a white pickup truck whose loose plywood debris shattered a windshield and caused a patrol car crash on Md 80 west of Ed McCain Road around 10 15 am on June 16. Cpl Timothy H Miller required 23 stitches and is to return to duty soon. Call 663 3101 with tips.
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Maryland
Timothy H. Miller
MD. 80
Ed McCain Road
Frederick Barrack
Robert McAfee
One arrested in raid in Walkersville Frederick man charged
Nelson Warfield, 21, was arrested by the Frederick County Sheriff's Office in Walkersville on drug charges after a raid at 8334 Revelation Ave. He faces multiple counts of cocaine distribution and possession with intent to distribute, among others, with bail set at 100,600. Deputies recovered 30 racks of crack and marijuana. The raid capped a two week sheriff’s office investigation.
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Walkersville
Frederick
Frederick County
Daily UV risk index aims to curb sun danger nationwide
Washington AP reports a new daily solar warning index to guide Americans away from midday sun. The National Weather Service will publish UV forecasts for 50 cities, backed by EPA NOAA and CDC efforts to reduce 700000+ skin cancer cases and over a million cataract operations annually.
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America
National Weather Service
David Doniger
The
Weather Service
Elbert W
Weather map shows cool Northeast and showers in many regions
The forecast notes very cool air in the Northeast with lingering clouds and showers, with a sweep of a few showers in the eastern Carolinas. It also highlights sunny periods in the central states, while the Rockies face showers and thunderstorms. Frederick County forecasts show tonight partly cloudy with 20 percent shower risk and 70 degree lows, then Thursday partly sunny with highs near 90. The extended outlook predicts more sun in the west and scattered thunderstorms west on Saturday, with hot 90s inland Sunday. Stephen Wyatt of the CDC explains the daily ultraviolet index 1 to 10, rising to 15 in strongest areas, and stresses skin type affects damage risk.
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Carolinas
Rockies
Frederick County
Stephen Wyatt
CDC
Walkersville man gets drug treatment option over prison
Paul Garrison Starkey, 26, who admitted a 15 year drug habit, faced five years drug free living or 25 years in prison after being convicted of selling marijuana and LSD. Judge Rollins suspended prison time, ordered 90 days jail followed by 15 months work release, and required rehab, fines, community service, and frequent recovery meetings.
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Walkersville
Paul Garrison Starkey
Frederick
Herbert L. Rollins
Starkey
Narcotics Anonymous
Alcoholics Anonymous
Rollins
Wayne Starkey
HRC Won't Limit Ethnic Festival Activities
HRC chairman Louis Willhauck announced after Tuesday's meeting that the commission will not pursue a ban on religious or political outreach at the annual Ethnic Festival. Earlier in May festival chairman Zakir Bengali proposed excluding such outreach, and the panel planned to consult the county attorney on what could be excluded.
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Human Relations Commission
Louis Willhauck
HRC
Zakir Bengali
Willhauck
Commission
American Center For Law and Justice
Washington Center
Pat Robertson
Joseph Emerson
Center
Mark Troobnick
Carol Dantzic
Shirley Sandage
John Kinkead
Mailbox vandalism hits homes on Bethel Road
Residents report repeated mailbox damage amid a wave of incidents on Bethel Road and nearby streets. Lt. Eyler notes over 20 vandalism cases in the past year with few witnesses and a 10 percent clearance rate. Punishments include fines up to 500 dollars and up to 60 days in jail.
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Gregory Eyler
Sheriff's Office
Eyler
Three Robberies Reported in Montgomery County
Montgomery County police reported three robberies in the Gaithersburg area and nearby locations. Delaney, 27, of Derwood, was arrested for the Kohli's Beer and Wine Store holdup after a witness followed him to a Pepco complex. A second suspect, described as a white male 25 to 27, 160 to 176 pounds, wearing a cap and camouflage pants, robbed Keystone Video with a knife. A third incident at Congressional Florist in Rockville involved a black man 20 to 30, 6 feet tall, 180 pounds, who used a folding knife to threaten staff and seize cash and purses. Detectives described the suspects and ongoing investigations.
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Montgomery County
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Keats Terrace
Derwood
Kohli
South Frederick Ave
Pepco
Gaither Road
Keystone
Olney
Laytonsville Road
Route 108
Congressional Florist
Halpine Road
Rockville
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