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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1997
Page
8
The Frederick Worship Center hosted its third annual Maryland's Largest Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday in Baker Park Frederick. More than 12 000 plastic eggs were hidden for children and families to find. Eggs carried Bible verses and prize tickets, with prizes awarded afterward.
Frederick police say 16 year old Gerald Frederick White of Rock Creek Drive shot a 12 year old acquaintance with a pellet gun on March 23. The pellet lodged beside the boy’s bone. White allegedly threatened to kill the victim if he spoke up. He is charged as an adult with first and second degree assault reckless endangerment intimidating a witness and carrying a dangerous deadly weapon with intent to injure. Bail set at 50000. He remains jailed.
In New York a 27 year old Jamaican woman Jocelyn Bennett was charged with murder after her son Daymon died of heart failure from malnutrition. Daymon, 5 year old with severe injuries, weighed 30 pounds and stood 3 feet tall. The other five children are in foster care while Daymon’s sixth sibling resides in Jamaica with their father.
Vadim V. Savelyev 33 a Washington based diplomat residing at the Russian Embassy was cited for drunk driving speeding and unsafe lane changes on Route 50 near the Chesapeake Bay Bridge. He traveled over 76 mph in a 55 mph zone and was not arrested after officials checked his diplomatic immunity with the U S State Department.
An 800 pound Siberian tiger named Zarak escaped Sunday from Bear Creek Exotics, a mile west of Barrie, Ontario, where the four year old male was housed. Police urged residents to stay indoors as officers searched. the animal was described as docile and has spent its life in captivity. The farm owner began collecting exotics about six years ago.
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