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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1987

Page

7

Couple pleads guilty to selling marijuana at Frederick home

Sonya Lyon Douglas and Tack Albert Dinglagon admitted maintaining a common nuisance at 12839 Old National Pike. A Frederick man, Eric Lamont Boyce, received a four year term for storehouse breaking, with a suspended portion. Douglas and Dinglagon faced up to five years and $25,000 for drug charges after a narcotics probe sparked by burglaries and a mass of seized items including parsley allegedly used to carry PCP.

Mount Aury Hhe Fredenck Sonya Lyon Douglas Tack Albert Dinglagon Old National Pike Eric Lamont Boyce Madison Street Boyce Clater W Sraith Jr Frederick County Douglas Alan L. Wini Winksani Maryland William Nicklas Dwyer Nicklas Massey Cumberland Sequo Liquors South St Winik Narcotics Anonymous

Father admits abusing son in Frederick County case

A Frederick County resident, an A M year old father, admitted Wednesday to sexually and physically abusing his seven year old son. Circuit Court Judge G Edward Dwyer Jr ordered continued incarceration for psychiatric evaluation and a background check. The defendant confessed to a second degree sexual offense involving sodomy and a battery causing a broken arm during an arm lock. Police say the admission followed the mother leaving due to abuse. Conviction for the sexual offense can carry up to 20 years. battery carries no set maximum.

Frederick County G. Edward Dwyer Jr Stephen Meyers Meyers

Investigations Tie Barry Era Bribery Probe to Ex-Dealer

Federal papers detail a broad District of Columbia corruption inquiry involving contracts, racketeering, and payments linked to Karen Johnson, a convicted drug dealer who once had a personal relationship with Mayor Marion Barry Jr. FBI raids targeted two city contractors, John Clyburn and Roy Littlejohn, while Littlejohn disputes any dealings.

Washington (Ap Marion Barry Jr Karen Johnson Johnson FBI Miss Johnson John Clyburn Roy Littlejohn Littlejohn

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