Near-miss as driver fled from Frederick officer
Frederick police say Cpl. Yingling stopped Andrew Peters for traffic offenses on U.S. 40 Hillcrest, then Peters accelerated, bumping the officer and forcing him to push away. Peters was arrested for driving while intoxicated, attempting to flee an officer, negligent driving and other offenses after the vehicle was stopped. Bail posted at $20,000.
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Allen Yingling
U.S. 40
Hillcrest Drive
Andrew Scott Peters
Yingling
Peters
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Mr. Peters
Bob White Court
Ohio man in critical condition after 1 70 crash
Christopher Day 19 of Fairfield Ohio was driving a 1987 Chevrolet Celebrity eastbound on I 70 when the car veered off the road into the median then spun across lanes, struck an embankment and overturned. He was flown to Washington County Hospital Trauma Center in critical condition.
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Christopher Day
Fairfield
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MontCo man dies in blaze in Maryland apartment
A 50-year-old man was found unconscious inside an apartment at 433 Christopher Ave in Montgomery County. Firefighters removed him to a hospital where he died. Fire marshals investigate the fire’s cause while police say it appears accidental and the man was alone in the unit. The body will be sent to the Medical Examiner in Baltimore for autopsy. Names withheld pending next of kin notification.
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Christopher Ave
Montgomer County
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NAACP Plans National Day of Non-Violence
NAACP President Kweisi Mfume announced a National Day of Non-Violence on April 4 at Walbrook High in Baltimore. He linked the date to Easter and MLK Jr. assassination anniversary, urging an end to youth violence and hate crimes nationwide.
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Fire log notes multiple residential and vehicle blazes
Fire calls reported in the last 24 hours include a building fire at 1395 W Patrick Street Lake Center and a rock fire at U.S. 15 and Md. 550. A truck fire occurred at 1-70 and E South Street New Market. Ambulances from Thurmont and Unit responded to 47 emergencies and one routine. Also mention correction in National Geography Bee participant list with students from Middletown and Walkersville middle schools. Bee set for Friday at Towson University.
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Middletown Middle School
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Walkersville Middle School
Towson University
Maryland and Garrett County Weather Forecast Overview
The forecast covers Frederick and state wide Maryland plus eastern West Virginia. Tonight shows a 30 percent chance of evening showers then clearing with blustery conditions and lows in the mid 30s. Sunday turns partly sunny, windy, chilly with highs in the lower 40s and gusty northwest winds.
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Stormy East Sees Rain Snow From Ohio River North
A strong storm system tracked from eastern Missouri across the Midwest toward New York City. The system threatened heavy snow in central and northern New York with lighter snow for northern Indiana Ohio and central Pennsylvania while rain fell in northern California and Nevada and gusty winds hit southern California and western Arizona. Temperatures ranged from the 20s in the northern Plains to the 80s in the Southwest. McAllen Texas logged 91 degrees as Yellowstone Lake Wyoming hit 13 below.
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River advisory issued for upper Potomac through March 8
Maryland DNR Police along with the National Weather Service and Maryland Emergency Management Agency warn river users to avoid boating and recreation on the upper Potomac and its tributaries as precipitation raises levels and hypothermia and dangerous currents threaten safety. Forecasts call for more rain mixed with sleet and snow, with temperatures ranging from mid 40s to teens over the period.
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City boy meets Iditarod dogs in Alaska visit
D Antoine Webb, a Baltimore teenager, travels to Alaska after winning an essay contest that earned him a trip to the Iditarod sled dog race. He views 34 sled dogs at Dan Dent’s Alaska headquarters, pets one, and watches a dog named Flake perform a sit.
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D'Antoine Webb
Baltimore
D'Antoine
Dan Dent
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D’antoine
Flake
Maryland Lottery Draws Friday Night and Afternoon Results
Baltimore AP reports Maryland lottery draws for Friday night and Friday afternoon include Pick 3 results 0 1 6 and 8 6 4 respectively, Pick 4 results 4 1 8 0 and 4 6 0 3, and Cash in Hand numbers 4 11 12 14 16 19 24.
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Maryland
Drugs and DUI arrests in Maryland break Saturday night
Police report three drug related arrests across Frederick and Laurel. James Penamon, 19, was charged with driving while intoxicated and drug offenses after a 1:30 a.m. stop on U.S. 40 near Md. 17. Evelyn Victoria Nipper, 22, from John Hanson apartments, faced multiple cocaine and marijuana charges plus paraphernalia and nuisance counts after a tactical unit raid at 7:30 p.m. Friday. James W. Harley Jr, 50, of Manse Road, Hagerstown, was charged after 1:55 a.m. search found crack cocaine and paraphernalia at 730 Heather Ridge Drive.
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Laurel
Maryland
Lester Leggett
James E. Penamon
U.S. 40
MD. 17
Penamon
John Hanson Apartments
Frederick Police Department
Evelyn Victoria Nipper
Frederick
Hagerstown
Heather Ridge Drive
Michael Pue
James W. Harley Jr
Manse Road
Rodney King Arrested In California Over Family Incident
Rodney King surrendered to authorities in San Bernardino California for investigation of spousal battery child abuse and vandalism after denying abuse claims involving his 16 year old daughter and her mother. He posted bond and called the episode a family misunderstanding while noting the 1992 acquittal sparked riots.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Rodney King
King
Los Angeles
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