Hill drops demand for a new trial
Carmen Freidewald-Hill, 29, convicted of fatally shooting Spec. Ryan Gesner, 22, in 1993, waives a retrial after tearful plea for consideration. Judge Stepler prepares a decision on alleged trial counsel failures. Hill faces deportation to Germany after release, texting that visitation with her 5 year old son would be lost. parole hearing set for 1998.
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Carmen Freidewald-Hill
Frederick County
Mary Ann Stepler
Stepler
Freidewald-Hill
Spec
Ryan Vincent Gesner
Fort Detrick
Willowcrest
Germany
Judge Won't Bar Evidence in Dual Fatal Frederick Accidents
In Frederick County Circuit Court Judge Herbert L. Rollins denied defense motions to suppress the defendant Christopher Luckfiel's admission of driving in a two vehicle collision that killed Debra Kotch and Paul Curlings. The court also refused to suppress drug test results from Luckfiel's blood. Luckfiel, 19, of Dale City, Va., faces a March 19 trial on charges including manslaughter and homicide while under the influence. Prosecution argued the Miranda rights were properly administered and the blood tests were legally obtained after alcohol tests proved negative.
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Frederick County
Mark Chandlee
Herbert L. Rollins
Christopher Luckfiel
Dale City
Brian Hutchison
Debra Lyn Kotch
Sterling
Paul Andrew Curlings
Woodbridge
Suckfiel
Chandice
U.S. 15
MD. 464
Lindell Ange
Scott Rolle
Mental test ordered for man accused of stabbing son
A 31-year-old Gaithersburg man Seung In Cho faces attempted murder and assault charges after stabbing his 4-year-old son. A court ordered a state mental competency exam and held Cho without bond until a report determines if he understands the charges or requires treatment. The child remained in critical but stable condition.
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Gaithersburg
Seung In Cho
Cho
Judge rules against Stones in Get it in writing case over Sixes Road
Emmitsburg farm family the Stones sue Frederick County alleging breach of oral contract conversion and trespass after the county reopened Sixes Road and rebuilt a bridge. Judge Mary Ann Stepler found immunity blocks oral contract claims while allowing conversion and trespass counts to proceed with a November jury trial slated.
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Emmitsburg
Frederick County
David
Linda Stone
William L Haugh Jr
Sixes Road
Tom's Creek
Grimes Road
John M. Quinn
Quinn
Frederick
Mary Ann Stepler
Frederick County Weather Clears After Snowfall Night
Mixed precipitation in Frederick County turns to snow ending near midnight with 1 to 3 inches, followed by clearing and very cold wind. Friday brings windy frigid conditions with highs near 30. State forecast shows 4 to 8 inches in the west warning area, lighter amounts elsewhere, with continued cold conditions into the weekend.
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Frederick County
Frederick
Pikesville
Salisbury
Waldorf
Three strikes law imprisons pot offenders more than violent felons
San Francisco reports show 192 pot possession cases with lengthy sentences under California’s three strikes law versus 40 murderers, 25 rapists, and 24 kidnappers. An advocacy group notes 85 percent of those sentenced under the policy were for nonviolent crimes, prompting discussion ahead of the law’s second anniversary. Governor Wilson touts the measure as removing violent criminals from the streets.
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San Francisco
California
Department of Correction
The
Center On Juvenile and Criminal Justice
Pete Wilson
Fire log Tuesday and Wednesday incidents listed
Fire log records multiple alarms including 8:01 pm at 24 Church Street automatic alarm and 8:25 pm at 1706 Myersville Road vehicle fire. Additional entries show building and automatic alarms at 1207 Little Brook Drive and Fort Detrick, plus wires down at U S 15 and Houck Road. Standby notes include other auto alarms and vehicle fires at Tyler Court and 5131 Allendale Lane, with events at New Market Fort Detrick Emmitsburg Libertytown and Carroll Manor.
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Church St
Myersville Road
Myersville
Little Brook Drive
Fort Detrick
United
Adamstown Road
Carroll Manor
Old Farm Drive
Monroe Ave
Tyler Court
Hyattstown
U.S. 15
Houck Road
Libertytown
Union Bridge
Allendale Lane
Emmitsburg
Green Valley Road
New Market
Lottery results from Baltimore and statewide drawings
Maryland lottery drawings reported for Wednesday night include Pick 3 244 and 0-2-4-1 in the Bonus, Pick 43 0-2-4-1, Bonus 39, Lotto 7-23-26-27-38-39 and Bonus 39. Wednesday afternoon results show Pick 3 6-6-5 and Pick 4 7-2-9-7.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Gaithersburg man held roommates at gunpoint
A 21-year-old Gaithersburg man, Matthew Teigen, held three female roommates hostage with a handgun at 3 Wade Court around 10:30 p.m. He faced reckless endangerment and assault charges, bail set at $10,000, and was held at the central processing unit. SWAT secured the weapon after he surrendered at 11:20 p.m. No injuries were reported.
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Gaithersburg
Matthew Teigen
Montgomery County
Wade Court
Teigen
Frederick man charged with crack cocaine possession
Frederick police arrested 46 year old Michael Evan Brown after officers found crack cocaine and a large sum of cash in the 100 block of West All Saints Street. He was held at the Frederick County Adult Detention Center in lieu of 4500 dollars bail.
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Frederick
Frederick City
Michael Evan Brown
West All Saints Street
Brown
Phobus Avenue
East Church Street
Frederick County
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