Santana High shooter saved one bullet for himself
Police report details from a San Diego County search warrant describe 15-year-old Charles Williams planning to shoot random at Santana High School on March 5. He allegedly counted ammunition, planned to run away after the rampage and shoot himself, but was stopped by rapid law enforcement response. The six-minute attack killed two students and injured 13 before Williams was quickly apprehended by deputies and an off-duty officer.
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San Diego Union-Tribune
Charles
San Diego
Sheriff's
Williams
Santana High
Smith extradition delayed to Friday
The extradition hearing for an 18 year old Walkersville resident charged with making terrorist threats against California students was postponed to Friday. Patrick Andrew Smith appeared via video from the Frederick County Detention Center, held without bail, as defense and prosecutors discussed cross state proceedings and a coast to coast investigation.
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Frederick County
California
Patrick Andrew Smith
Walkersville
San Diego
District Court
W. Milner Roberts
Joe Camel Sign Removed After Local Protest Near 7-Eleven
Local business owner Amy McEwan spearheaded complaints against a Joe Camel advertisement near 501 East St. Freder ick claiming it violated a tobacco settlement. Store manager Ramigishna Patel agreed to remove the four foot sign after neighbors and customers voiced concern about youth exposure.
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Ram Patel
7-Eleven
East 5Th Streets
Joe Camel
East St. Frederick
Amy Catherine McEwan
Ms. McEwan
Metamorphix Gallery
Winecca Weele
Donegal X-Press Fuses Irish Roots With American Beats
Frederick native Jason Tinney leads Donegal X-Press an Irish influenced fusion band acclaimed in the United States and Ireland. The Irish Voice named Quinn's Diaries album of the year 2000 and the band Artist of the Year. They won an international song contest in Ireland and play mainly in the Baltimore Washington area with plans to expand. The group blends blues folk country Cajun rock and hip hop into Irish pub music and plans a third album release that summer. Tinney formed the band with Brad Dunnells at Towson University four years ago, reflecting the evolution of Irish music from Ireland to the United States.
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St. Patrick's Day
Donegal
X-Press
Mr. Tinney
Brad Dunnells
Towson University
Donegal X Press wins National Song Contest for Peace
The six member group Donegal X Press, returning from Cork Ireland, became the first American ensemble to win the National Song Contest for Peace. Mr Dunnells’ composition helped seal the victory as pace of change in Ireland and Frederick County themes emerged in the storyline.
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Donegal Xpress
Cork
Mr Dunnells
Trial opens over malpractice claims against orthopedic surgeon
In Frederick County Circuit Court, a five day trial starts Monday over alleged medical malpractice by Dr. Stanley Chung. Plaintiff Charles Swecker claims nerve damage from arthroscopic elbow surgery to remove bone chips, impacting his right hand and lifting ability. Defense contends certification and procedure were proper and damage occurred during healing or prior.
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Frederick County
Mary Ann Stepler
Charles E. Snecker II
Black Ankle Road
Mount Airy
Dr Chung
Chung
Frederick W. Goundry
Frederick Law Firm
Warner & Kaslick
Steven Campen
Campten & Burgoon
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