Rape charge dropped in Army misconduct case at Aberdeen
In Aberdeen Maryland prosecutors dropped a rape charge against an Army staff sergeant, the last remaining rape defendant at Aberdeen Proving Ground amid a widening inquiry into sexual misconduct involving trainers and recruits. The prosecution also dropped one more count.
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Aberdeen, Md
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Westminster Market Robbed by Armed Intruder
State police investigate an armed robbery at Little George's Market on Deer Park Road around 11 30 am. A white male, 5 foot 10 to 11, 140 to 160 pounds, late teens to early 20s, wearing a white baseball cap a white Tommy Hilfiger shirt and dark pants fled on foot with a small cash sum. Authorities conducted air and ground searches with no success. tip line provided for Sgt. Bruce Smith.
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Westminster
Little George’s Market
Deer Park Road
Tommy Hilfiger
Sgt
Bruce Smith
Child injured in fall and court martial charges filed
A 2 year old fell from a second story window on Main Street and was flown to Johns Hopkins Hospital with a head injury. In a separate case Staff Sgt Vernell Robinson 32 faces multiple charges including rape sodomy extortion and adultery with jury selection slated and media bans ordered. proceedings note several counts of obstruction and disobeying rules regarding relationships with trainees.
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New Market
Main Street
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Vernell Robinson
Robinson Jr
Fire destroys mobile home in Boonsboro
Boonsboro fire destroys a 30 by 70 foot double wide mobile home on Park Hall Road. Occupants Charles and Patricia Hines own the unoccupied dwelling. The State Fire Marshal probes the blaze with $60,000 damage. Firefighters from Boonsboro Sharpsburg Mt Aetna Potomac Valley and Middletown battled the flames. Fire started near the master bedroom.
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Boonsboro
Park Hall Road
W. Faron Taylor
Charles and
Patricia Hines
Potomac Street
Sharpsburg
Mt. Aetna
Potomac Valley
Middletown
Man Arrested in Domestic Assault Case in Frederick
Frederick City Police arrested Lawrence Brightfulfil, 49, of Livingstone Terrace, on charges of first and second degree assault, reckless endangerment and use of a handgun in a crime of violence. Officers said the incident began around 2 a.m. Sunday and involved Brightfulfil grabbing his wife by the throat and pushing her into a wall, with a handgun found unloaded in its case.
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Frederick
Frederick City
Lawrence Ray Brightfulfil
Livingstone Terrace
Brightful
Frederick County uses BANs to fund school growth and cut debt
Local notes help Frederick County save millions yearly, expand schools and fund a pay raise for employees. The county plans a $50 million bond sale in 1998 backed by bond anticipation notes to accelerate school construction while using impact fees to repay BAN principal and interest, aiming for a better credit rating and faster capital funding.
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Doug Browning
General Assembly
Sewer and Water Enterprise Funds
Walkersville
Whittier
Middletown
Browning
Standard and Poor
Moody’s
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