Local youth charged with marijuana offenses in Frederick
Frederick police charged 18 year old Todd Lee Ambush of Key Parkway with possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia after a 11 pm search in the 100 block of Jefferson Street. Officer Marvin Cox assisted with identifying suspicious persons when a bag of marijuana was found during the contact. Ambush was released on his own recognizance.
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Jefferson Street
Frederick
Marvin Cox
Cox
Marjuana
Todd Lee Ambush
Key Parkway
Ambush
Maryland Lottery Draws Across Weekend Venues
Maryland lottery results for Saturday afternoon and Saturday night show numbers drawn in multiple games. Pkg 14a eka 2298 and other tickets listed include Pick 4 and Keno style entries with various fractional notes. Overall, drawings occurred across the weekend with outcomes not fully detailed in the text.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Gaston Hand
Mick
Maryland study tests seniors driving skills for safe licensing
A consortium of more than 20 state agencies in Maryland conducts tests on vision alertness memory and reflexes of over 2 000 older drivers to predict risky behavior and maintain driving privileges. The study includes driving record monitoring for two years and seeks to identify tests that flag problem drivers while exploring aids and therapies to help seniors stay licensed.
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Baltimore
Maryland
State Highway Administration
Office On Aging
Department of Health and Mental Hygiene
Road Information Program
Washington
Essie Wagner
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Robert Raleigh
Motor Vehicle Administration
Laura Williams
Baltimore City
MVA
Maryland Project
Shirley Goldstein
Pikesville
Youth Arrested on Drug Charges After Stop in Frederick
A Frederick youth, Derrick Jerome Jones of Apple Way, was stopped by a bicycle officer on South Jefferson Street at 12:10 a.m for headlights. Police found suspended license, marijuana, and crack cocaine in his vehicle. Jones was jailed in lieu of $6,000 bail but posted bond and was released.
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Frederick
South Jefferson Street
Derrick Jerome Jones
Apple Way
Jones
Three youths charged with drug offenses after hallway smoking
Three youths were charged with drug offenses after officers from Frederick Police Department spotted them smoking marijuana in a hallway of John Hanson Apartments. Christopher Griffith, 19, and Corey Robinson, 18, both of District Heights, faced possession charges. Quinnet Booth, 18, of Waldorf, was charged with possession of marijuana crack cocaine and intent to distribute crack cocaine. Griffith and Robinson were released on recognizance or bond, while Booth remained jailed on 30,000 dollars bail.
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John Hanson
Frederick
Christopher Michael Griffith
District Heights
Corey Anuione Robinson
Forrestville
Sion
Quinnet Lee Booth
Waldorf
Griffith
Robinson
Booth
Frederick County
Frederick Maryland and state forecast synopsis
Frederick forecast and Maryland mountains report summarize tonight with mostly clear skies and 30s lows, then a sequence of mostly sunny to partly cloudy days through Friday with highs generally in the 50s to 60s and occasional chances of showers overnight. The state and mountain sections mirror similar patterns with regional temperature spreads and cloud cover.
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Frederick
Maryland
County Weather Runs Mild Through Early Week
Frederick County reports a Sunday high of 66 and low of 50 with a record Oct 17 low of 33 and high of 84. Forecasters predict partly sunny and windy conditions today, with highs in the lower 60s. Tuesday should be mostly sunny in the mid to upper 50s, and Wednesday partly sunny in the lower 60s. October rainfall to date is 1.74 inches against an average of 3.46 inches.
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Frederick County
Smuggler Garza poised for federal execution in Indiana
Juan Raul Garza, 42, faces the first federal death by injection since 1963 for murders tied to drug trafficking. He awaits Supreme Court review of appeals, with President Clinton possible clemency. Garza maintains innocence and contends due process violations in sentencing, while his case links to four unsolved Mexican killings.
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Ind
Juan Raul Garza
Oklahoma City
Timothy McVeigh
U S
Garza
Supreme Court
Niet
Clinton
Victor Fegner
Associated Press
Brownsville
Texas
Gregory Wiercioch
Texas Defender Service
Houston
Mexico
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