Murder and Pokemon Cards Drive Child Warning Statement
A mother recalls her son Christopher, a Pokemon card collector, who planned to visit a friend at 5:30 pm. She urged him to stay in the yard as darkness fell. An anonymous caller later claimed the teen was seriously hurt, saying a stuttered message about the attack.
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Protesters Decry Chief Raffensberger Return in Frederick
In Frederick a crowd gathered outside Edmonds for a meeting as Chief Raffensberger remained in command. A bullhorn shouting No justice No Peace drew attention while others called for his resignation, claiming the African-American community is insulted by his continuation and criticizing the police department's strained community relations. The NAACP had previously urged removal amid ongoing tensions.
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Mooney Suarez Wins 1997 With Absentee Challenge
Mooney and Suarez ran in 1997 with an absentee challenge shaping the race. As the day progressed, monitors challenged about five ballots each. Challenged ballots were referred to county election supervisors comprised of two Democrats and one other member.
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Reeder Continues Care Over Children Amid City Fire Scare
Mrs Reeder keeps watching over children all day and into the night as training hours have increased from six to ten. She notes the strain of longer hours and the challenge of meeting stricter regulations while remaining legally responsible for the youngsters.
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