Barry denies assault charges in airport incident
Former Washington Mayor Marion Barry, in Glen Burnie, denied exposing himself to a female custodian in a Baltimore airport bathroom last year. He urged a jury trial over the case, and faces misdemeanor assault and related civil claims seeking 300000 dollars. A nonjury trial had been set, but a jury option remained.
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McBride sane at time of murder confirms mental state ruling
Frederick County Circuit Court Judge G Edward Dwyer Jr ruled McBride was sane when he murdered Carl Mantack on November 17, 1993, rejecting defense claims of not criminally responsible after hearings and expert testimony. McBride remains serving a life sentence from 1994.
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Maryland Lottery Draws From Thursday and Friday
Baltimore AP reports Friday night results for Pick 3 7 6 6 Pick 4 7 7 9 4 Cash in Hand 08 20 21 27 29 30 31. Thursday afternoon drawings show Pick 3 1 2 7 Pick 4 5 0 2 8.
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Fire Log Entries From Walkersville and Middletown
Fire log notes two incidents on March 29. At 1:53 a.m. responders dealt with a structure on 8626 Discovery Blvd in Walkersville with Walkersville Ambulance on scene. At 6:48 p.m. a local alarm at 7615 Latte Road in Middletown triggered Fire Department response.
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Weather Outlook for Frederick County
Tonight rain mainly after midnight with lows near 40. Daytime highs reach 68 to 65 and then around 45. Wednesday will see highs in the lower 60s. Thursday brings partly cloudy skies and highs in the mid 60s.
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Northeast Snow and Showers Forecast Across Regions
The storm system brings snow and showers to the Northeast and higher elevations of the West. Montana and Idaho may see rain showers with 6 inch snow accumulations in mountains and gusts up to 50 mph. Rain spreads through New England with isolated areas reaching up to 6 inches by evening while southern Plains get showers.
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Indiscreet pot smoker given suspended sentence
Nicholas Phelps 21 of Mount Airy pleaded guilty to drug possession and making a report after lighting a marijuana pipe in front of Maryland State Police. District Court Judge Janice Ambrose noted the unique behavior while acknowledging the arrest. Troopers investigated at a Food Lion in Mount Airy last November, determining no assault occurred as claimed. Assistant State's Attorney Jamie Manchester said Phelps admitted attempting to swing from a pipe, cutting his head in the process. An unrelated case saw Trooper Rusty Herman respond to a destruction of property report at Phelps's home.
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Suspect Arrested After Stop At Elmwood Terrace Apts
Drug unit stopped Roger O Neil Brown at Elmwood Terrace Apartments near Rosemont and Taney avenues. Officers found his license suspended and seized cocaine and a paraphernalia device. He was jailed awaiting a bail hearing before a Frederick County District Court commissioner.
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Allegheny Power Pole Damage in Maryland
Maryland State Police investigated an afternoon accident affecting an Allegheny Power pole near Frederick. Troopers remained on scene at 10 pm with no injuries reported. crews worked past 10 pm to replace the damaged pole while no customers lost service. Debbie Beck, Allegheny Power spokesman, said outages were avoided and a few customers were affected during repair.
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Frederick
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Rain alters Brunswick wastewater treatment plan
Heavy rain soaked Brunswick causing the wastewater plant to switch to partial treatment around 1 a.m. About 1.5 inches of rain fell overnight. By 9 a.m. 768000 gallons had been partially treated as the rain helped clarify the water. Mr. Campbell reported the visual condition looked acceptable.
Police talk man out of death by own action after five-hour negotiations
A five-hour standoff on Butterfly Lane ended with officers persuading a 35-year-old man in crisis to abandon a plan to harm himself. Police arrived at 11:08 p.m. Thursday, evacuated nearby homes, and enlisted crisis intervention teams to work the scene.
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Frederick
James Brown
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Offcer
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Trapp
Howevan
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