Woman fined 400 for assault on tree trimming workers
A Frederick woman, 31, was fined 400 after being found guilty of assault on two tree trimming workers and destruction of property related to an incident at a Monocacy Village property last February. The judge found her innocent on two assault counts due to inconsistent testimony.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Frances D. Placer
Delaware Road
Reese
Placer
Monocacy Vilage
Asplundh
Potomac Edison
Asplandic
James F. Strine
Darge Swine
Albina P. Wolf
West 10Th Street
Fsy Mullen
Ms. Wolf
Ms. Mullen
Vanravensburg
Singanore High School
James L. Kelly
East Patrick Street
Kelly
Nancy L. Bowens
All Saints Street
Robert E. Toms
East Fourth Street
Toms
Alcohol education debate over forced AA attendance in Frederick County
Frederick County representatives from the judiciary health and social services met to address alcohol related issues and the practice of judges ordering arrestees to attend Alcoholics Anonymous. Disputed slips raise confidentiality concerns while District Court Judge Mary Ann Stepler defends mandatory attendance paired with alcohol evaluation.
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Health and Social Services
Frederick County
Alcohol Advisory Council
Alcoholics Anonymous
District Court
Mary Ann Stepler
Stepler
Washington County
Steve Pickett
Backlog discussed at Frederick County alcohol program forum
A Frederick County forum examined the backlog at the alcohol clinic and issues with court ordered AA attendance. Judge Stepler urged faster intake for treatment while critics argued jail is not a cure. An ad hoc committee was formed to seek solutions with participants from court, AA, the clinic, and DWI monitor programs.
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Frederick County
Alcohol Clinic
Stepler
Advisory Council
DWI
Mike Boyd
Donald Mason Jr
Delaware trooper still links Pagano to Gentlem an Bandit robberies
Lt Thomas Shannon testified in U S District Court that evidence from 1979 convinced him Pagano committed some holdups. He maintained that belief despite Ronald Clouser’s guilty plea for three robberies and Pagano’s charges being dropped. Shannon admitted errors occurred but spoke of injustice in the outcome.
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Wilmington, del
Delaware
Bernard T. Pagano
Pagano
Thomas Shannon
U.S. District Court
Shannon
Ronald Clouser
Brookhaven
Clouser
Shanon
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Boe
Kehne
Bath
Quaker Maid
Fredericktowne
7Th St
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Elfred R Fabricant
Clouse
Timothy Hadley
Hadley
F&m
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
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