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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 2002
Page
2
DETROIT AP Toyota Camry again leads the annual list of most stolen vehicles monitored by CCC Information Services Inc. Overall thefts fell 2.7 percent. Nineteen of the top 25 were Toyotas or Hondas. The 1991 Camry was the top model, with parts theft cited as the likely motive.
Two men were arrested by Thurmont police over the weekend Lt. Tesy Frushdur said. Around 7 p m Friday Shawn Tyler arrested Eric James Burnie 21 of Hasson Fridge Road for being a fugitive from Pennsylvania on two felony burglary counts. About 10 25 p m Saturday Officer James Davis and Sgt Troy Angell were called to Router Court for a domestic incident and charged Harold M Clinton Jr with destruction of reports disorderly conduct and failure to obey a lawful order of a police officer.
Maryland State Police in Frederick coordinated a weekend sobriety checkpoint on Jefferson Street. Ot 23 vehicles stopped between 11:58 p m Saturday and 2:17 a m Sunday. 18 drivers underwent sobriety tests, with two arrests for intoxication. The checkpoint was funded by the county Underage Drinking and Drug Prevention Task Force.
A chaotic fire log records numerous emergency calls over a 43 hour period including brush fires at Willowdats Tiriva and Independent FE im Cauidromatin Willnivdale Plaza, structure fires at 220 Alagle Ave and 207 DePaul St, vehicle fires at 103 We Seventh, and ambulance movements from Walkersville to Union Bridge with several towns cited.
A Saturday night Maryland Lotto drawing produced a jackpot near 1.1 million dollars. The report lists several drawn numbers including Pick 43 65 and other game results such as Bonus Ball and related draws.
The U S Coast Guard suspended its search for potential survivors after a Cessna 72 crash off Ocean City. Two Chester residents Linda Swanger and Thomas G Schrup, aged 92 and 63, were recovered, while the cause remained unknown.
Two Frederick men Jason Pade Harley and Jeffery Lynn Kling were arrested on Saturday on West All Saints Street after an undercover officer sold a non dangerous substance that resembled crack cocaine. Harley was released on his own recognizance while Kling posted 3500 dollars bail.
A scrambled forecast fragment covers Frederick County and Maryland beaches with cloudy conditions and mixed rain chances. It mentions temperatures near 50, frequent rain chances, breezy and freezing notes, and unsettled conditions across several days with scattered snow and rain in broader regions.
A storm moves into the Northeast with rain and snow while the South braces for more rain. A frontal boundary targets Tennessee with rain and thunderstorms as wet conditions spread to the Northeast Great Lakes and mid Atlantic. Snow showers, wind and up to 40 inches in someRockies, up to 6 inches in others.
FBI views Ashley Pond and Miranda Gaddis as kidnapped after both vanished within weeks. Agents question known and unknown people, stop cars for posters, and deploy dogs near Newell Creek Village as families plead for witnesses and a March fundraiser rewards both girls’ safe return.
Washington County sheriff deputies say Dale Michael Estep 22 of Hagerstown sought a hit man to kill one of two robbery victims. He already faces armed robbery and home invasion counts from the Mount Aetna Road case. Bail set at 200000.
A Friday wreck on Old Frederick Road left two women injured and stable at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Richard Eugene Lyeryar Sr., 50, lost control of a 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air at about 5 10 pm, sending the vehicle off the road and into a 180 degree spin. Driver Lyeryar and passenger Richard Thomas Roger, 36, both of Frederick, were hospitalized.
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