Four Teens Arrested in Austin Yogurt Shop Murders
In a long awaited breakthrough, four men were arrested in connection with the 1991 slayings of four teens at the I Can’t Believe It’s Yogurt shop in Austin. Robert Burns Springsteen Jr 24, Michael James Scott 25, Maurice Pierce 24, and Forrest Wellborn 23 were teens at the time and now face capital murder charges. Springsteen was jailed in West Virginia without bail, while Scott remained in Travis County Jail without bail. The suspects were all 17 at the time of the crime and face possible life or death penalties if convicted.
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Travis County
Ronnie Earle
Charleston
Pat Epperhart
Robert Burns Springsteen Jr
Springsteen
Michael James Scott
Buda
Maurice Pierce
Lewisville
Dallas
Forrest Wellborn
Lockhart
West Virgina
Scott
Frederick County and Maryland Beaches Extended Weather Outlook
Frederick County foresees clear cold tonight with frost in the west and scattered frost east, lows 30s to 40s, then sunny and warmer Friday with highs in the 60s. Through Saturday and Sunday expect partly sunny to showers with 60s to 70s, and Monday mainly sunny with 60s. Maryland beaches stay clear tonight with 35 to 40, Friday sunny 65 to 70, and weekend temperatures in the 70s with nights in 50s.
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Maryland
Clear skies across vast regions with scattered storms forecast
Skies were mostly clear nationwide with light showers in the Northwest and Rockies. A cold front spurred scattered showers and thunderstorms in the northern Plains and western Great Lakes, with severe risk in eastern New Mexico and western Texas. Temperatures ranged from 95 in Tucson to 18 in International Falls.
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Minn
Vehicle collision sends VW into stopped school bus
A two vehicle crash on Old Annapolis Road and Md 75 left a Volkswagen struck by a northbound pickup and pushed into a stopped Bus 31. One person was taken to Fredrick Memorial Hospital with minor injuries while 26 students remaining on Bus 21 were moved to another bus.
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New Market Middle School
Robert Draskovic
McLean
R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center
Maryland Lottery Draws Reported For Wednesday
Baltimore AP lists Wednesday night Pick 3 numbers 6 6 1 and Pick 4 sequence 5 6 4 9 plus Cash In Hand 3 6 14 15 18 27 28. Wednesday afternoon results include Pick 4 9 4 4 9 and Pick 4 6 9 5 3.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Fire calls log for 24 hour period ends Wednesday
Fire log reports incidents including a vehicle fire at 1 05 p m at 6600A Roy Shafer Road a farm machinery fire at Middletown and a vehicle fire at Sidney Road and Old Annapolis Road Mount Airy. times and locations appear, with multiple agencies responding.
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Roy Shafer
Middletown
Sidney
Old Annapolis Road
Mount Airy
Laurel teen found guilty in involuntary manslaughter case
Jurors convict Cochise Queen 18 of involuntary manslaughter in the death of Gilberto Hernandez 40 an immigrant from El Salvador The verdict acquits him of felony and second degree murder While Hernandez family spokesman calls the verdict disappointing prosecutors seek life for felony murder and Queen faces additional assault charges in a Sept 4 1998 incident with Hernandez and his brother
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Justice Department
Cochise
Cody" Queen
Gilberto Hernandez
Steven Jacoby
Queen
Jacoby
Brian Jordan
Hernandez
Weekend brings mild warmth with 70s and possible Sunday showers
The Frederick News Post weather summary notes cool today with highs in the upper 30s and tonight lows in the 30s. Winds near 15 mph. Wednesday topped 67 by 3 pm. Friday warms to upper 60s under mostly sunny skies with Friday night lows in the 40s. Weekend looks pleasant with 70s, showers possible Sunday.
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Frederick
Post
Urbana Fire Rescue Open House Promises Family Fun October Day
Urbana Volunteer Fire Rescue invites the public to an all day open house on Sunday October 17 from noon to 6 pm. Demonstrations include hazardous materials by Fort Detrick Fire Department auto extrication CPR AED and fire extinguisher use plus 911 simulator fingerprint kits child car safety checks and a meet with Flashy the Fire Dog.
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Fort Detrick
Kirby Maybush
Frederick County
Urbana
Hyattstown Volunteer Fire Department
Jason McCollum
Frederick County Sheriff's Office
Frederick County Safe Child
Frederick Memorial Hospital
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Jurors seek death penalty for killer of boy
A remorseful drifter who killed 9-year-old Matthew Cecchi in a beach restroom was recommended for the death penalty by a 12 jurors panel in Vista California. Brandon Wilson 21 argued he would kill again and the jury later heard testimony from the boy’s mother and teacher. Wilson was found sane and a sentencing hearing is set for November 4. the judge may impose a lesser penalty but often follows the jury’s recommendation.
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Gene Wick
John Einhorn
Matthew
Oceanside Pier
San Diego
St. Croix Falls
Wis
Deborah Peck
Stanford Avenue School
Ms Peck
Sharon Cecchi
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