Two Maryland troopers buried after fatal patrol car crash
More than 1,000 mourners packed Essex Church for the burial of Trooper First Class John E. Sawa, with Gov. Schaefer and law enforcement officials in attendance. In Hagerstown, 71 year old recruit Larry Small was laid to rest at St. Mark’s Lutheran Church as police honored both officers. The crash occurred when a truck struck their cruiser amid Interstate 95 activity. driver Carl Douglas Caus faced vehicular homicide charges while intoxicated.
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Arizona
Essex
John E. Sawa
Sawa
Hagerstown
Larry Small
Lawa
Havre de Crace
William Donald Schaefer
St. Clare's Catholic Church
Small
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church
A. Bernard Coates
William C. Newman
Tee
Carl Douglas Caus
San Antonio
Texas
Cme
Harford County
Middle River
John 5. Sawa
Myear
Suite Police
Gerard
Baltimore-Washington International
Kerry Frits
John F. Kennedy
Bussons
Steven Girard
No charges filed after warehouse fire kills three firefighters
DETROIT AP two suspects questioned Friday in an abandoned warehouse fire that killed three firefighters. No charges were filed yet as investigators keep details private. The blaze spread to a nearby paper products plant, prompting evacuations and a lengthy effort to bring the fire under control.
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Detroit
Conrad Bist
Fire Department
Bist
Christopher Buck
Coleman Young
Phillip Gorak
Linda Woods
Paper Supply
David Lau
Larry McDonald
McDonald
Lisa Simmons
Detroit Firemen’s Fund Association
Tanker crashes at Fairchild AFB in Spokane Washington
An Air Force KC or tanker plane carrying six people crashed and burst into flames at Fairchild Air Force Base near Spokane. Base officials offered limited details on the crew, noting the six aboard and uncertain condition. Witnesses reported a large black smoke plume after the mid afternoon crash during low maneuvers tied to an aerial demonstration.
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Spokane
Wash
Air Force
Fairchild Air Force Base
Teresa Tracy
Tracy
Neil Woods
Phony Cablevision Salesmen Warn Frederick Residents
Frederick residents are warned about two door to door cable salesmen canvassing the area. Frederick Cablevision Inc. says they do not employ sales staff and police advise residents to be cautious and not invite strangers inside. Call police if suspicious visitors appear.
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Cablevision
Jake Tamse
Frederick Cablevision Inc
Richard J. Ashton
Tamse
Ashton
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