Manual Urges Targeting Jamaicans In Drug Stops In Newark
A training manual used to educate police nationwide urges officers to stop Jamaicans and vehicles displaying colors of the Ethiopian flag for drug investigations. Black leaders released the copy in Newark amid concerns about racial profiling, noting earlier use in New Jersey and elsewhere.
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Public Agency Training Council
New Jersey
Greenbelt
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Davis
Police Calm Man With Talk and Cigarettes on Bridge
Maryland State Police used crisis negotiation methods to stop a man on the American Legion Bridge threatening self harm during evening rush hour. He dropped a serrated knife after water and a cigarette were offered, then surrendered his weapons and returned to his car. Traffic reopened as officers secured the scene. officials credited a peaceful resolution to prevent a repeat of a November crisis on a different Potomac bridge.
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Virginia
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State Police
Rockville
Lon Anderson
Potomac
American Automobile Association
Ivan Pointer
Alexandria
Woodrow Wilson Bridge
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Excavation to dig up Korean ambassador residence yard
The Army Corps of Engineers plans to excavate the Korean ambassador’s residence yard in Spring Valley Washington near American University to search for remnants of chemical weapons possibly buried more than 70 years ago.
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Washington
Army Corps of Engineers
Glenbrook Road
Spring Valley
Northwest
American University
Westminster High students sue over 45 day punishment ban
A group of Westminster High School students banned from extracurricular activities for attending a Feb 6 party where alcohol was served seeks court relief. Attorney Thomas Wood asks Circuit Judge Francis M. Arnold to reinstate 12 students who were punished while about 40 were penalized. school officials claim constructive possession and authority over student conduct.
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Westminster, Md
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Francis M. Arnold
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Thurmont man charged after cocaine possession arrest
Frederick police arrested 43 year old Robert G. Sparkman on a Tuesday drug case. Sparkman was charged with driving under the influence and possession of cocaine after Officer Robert Marker stopped him following an alleged drug transaction.
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Frederick
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Maryland Lottery Draws Tuesday Night and Afternoon
Baltimore AP reports Tuesday night draws include Pick 3 2 4 7 Pick 4 6 2 1 9 Cash in Hand 3 7 9 14 15 17 31. Tuesday afternoon results show Pick 3 1 8 2 and Pick 4 0 7 5 0.
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Maryland
Frederick and Allegany Garrett Forecast Snapshot
Frederick forecast shows tonight clear with mid 40s lows and light winds. Thursday mostly sunny breezy with lower 60s highs and west winds 15 to 25 mph. Allegany Garrett: clear to partly sunny windy with mid 40s to upper 50s highs. extended Friday to Sunday mainly sunny with 55 to 60 highs. Beach forecast: tonight mostly clear with upper 40s lows and southwest winds. Thursday sunny morning, partly sunny afternoon with mid 60s highs.
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Allegany County
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Warm weather persists across the East with scattered snow risks
A cold front moved into the northern Plains bringing snow chances to the Great Lakes and Ohio valleys. Up to 4 inches were possible in northern North Dakota and Minnesota. 5 inches in Arizona and New Mexico. rain and thunderstorms into Texas. Northwest rain possible. up to 6 inches of snow in mountains. Record highs set in several Nebraska communities. a 40 mile range fire burned with one home lost. Highest continental reading was 84 in Carlsbad New Mexico and Cotulla Texas.
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Frederick Police Department adds ten to volunteer auxiliary ranks
Ten people graduated Tuesday night to join the Frederick Police Department Uniform Volunteer Auxiliary. Chief Col Ray Raffensberger praised volunteers for the thousands of hours they donate and their role in traffic and crowd control. Mayor Jim Grimes commended their work preserving quality of life. Graduates include Roy Goodman James Maynard George Privitera Edward Wise Robert Deifel Catherine Garman Christina Cremeans Chris Felice Erika Judd Albert Hutchison.
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Raffensberger
Jim Grimes
Holt withdraws competence plea in Maryland murder case
A Mount Airy man, Donald Holt, 44, accused of killing his wife Nancy Adams Holt, 43, withdrew his insanity defense. He was indicted for first degree murder and is held without bail. A competency exam order was rescinded after the withdrawal. An evidence suppression hearing is set for July 28-29 with trial beginning August 9. The crime reportedly occurred in the garage of their home and the body was left in a car at BWI Airport.
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Frederick Saba
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Warm Spring Weather Ahead For Frederick Area
Weather forecast predicts warm spring conditions with highs in the low to mid 60s today and potentially 70s Thursday. The Frederick News-Post forecast station recorded a high of 52 after an overnight low of 29.
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Mercury
Frederick
Maryland House panel approves assisted death by own action bill
Annapolis AP Maryland lawmakers moved to make it a felony to aid a person in dying by their own action with a 13 8 vote by the House Judiciary Committee The measure mirrors a Senate bill and would carry a one year maximum jail term after an amendment lowered the harsher three year cap Supporters say outlawing assisted death protects vulnerable people and bans mercy killing
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