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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 2000
Page
5
A disrupted conversation among staff about an investigation by the State Prosecutor's Office raises concerns. An unnamed officer mentions past visits to a residence and instructs a person to answer questions, suggesting a tense public authority matter.
Animal Control Officer David Hehe aTNeeeacake warns fines for untagged pit bulls should match license penalties set at 50 for first offense 75 for second and 100 for a third. The officer notes dogs serve as status symbols and are used in illegal fighting, with a six month old dog described. Licensing would cost 5 for spayed neutered and 10 reading annually with renewals each year.
District Gov Margarito Ochoa and Thurmont Lions Club members Carroll Little review plans for World Light Day an annual Lions initiative to raise eye health awareness. Little, who lost his sight to retinitis pigmentosa, advocates for employment of the blind and stresses prevention of blindness as a key Lions goal.
A whistleblower letter alleges Chief Raffensberger and officers targeted a resident and visited her home to record visitors to the NAACP president. Maryland prosecutors received the letter as city officials met in executive session and four aldermen voted to suspend Raffensberger, with Meta Nash absent.
Domer Frederick, a Frederick police captain and FBI Academy graduate of 1997, pursues a degree in justice studies at Frostburg State University. He was married in 1983 to Lt Barbara Domer, a fellow Frederick officer, and has two children from a previous marriage.
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