Danielson Convicted of Attempted Second Degree Murder
Danielson, 37, of Frederick, was convicted of attempted second degree murder after trial as an adult. Jurists noted a sentencing range of three to eight years under guidelines, with potential early parole eligibility given incarceration since April 22, 1996. The defense cited possible treatment and education goals, while the state urged prison time for planned harm against her half brother, thwarted by inability to render him unconscious.
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Kerry Lee Dennard
Frederick
Dwyer
Danielson
Paul B. Handy
Marla Dennard
Pamela Shaw
Thomas Pfarr
Dennard
Ellen McDaniel
Kevin Richards
Trent Desselle
Clifton T. Perkins State Hospital
Richards
Maryland
Desselle
Donna Fenton
Airport debate links police and CAF to site plan
City officials and CAF officials spar over airport site suitability and the need for interagency involvement in a planned air show and potential aviation museum. Sheriff Hagy and Stephen Haller defend logistics while Mayor Grimes pushes inclusive decisions, noting no final choice yet.
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Ronald Donovan
Commission
Stephen Haller
Pat Patrick
CAF
Tulip Hill
Bette Brust
Jim Grimes
Hagy
Grimes
Aldermen
Hagg
Haller
Thomas Payne
Niewera
Indicted man linked to fatal triathlete bike crash near Poolesville
Ronald Milton Rinehart, 38, was indicted on four counts including manslaughter by automobile and homicide by motor vehicle in the April 2 crash that killed Judith Marie Flannery, 57, a world-class triathlete riding with two companions on River Road near Montevideo Road. The indictment cites driving while intoxicated and other traffic violations. Authorities may file charges against Rinehart’s 16-year-old son, Timothy, for aiding a minor driver.
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Rockville
Poolesville
Montgomery County
Robert L. Dean
Ronald Milton Rinehart
Judith Marie Flannery
River Road
Montevideo Road
Seneca Creek State Park
Dean
Rinehart
Timothy
Department of Juvenile Justice
Mail Fraud Silence Around Neighborhood Tensions
A neighbor recalls a past FBI visit to Mr. Clements defending innocence while others fear current agents with heavy firearms. A woman, preferring anonymity, notes the community’s anxiety and questions the timing of the raid as the case unfolds.
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Duchester
Clements Case
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