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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1999
Page
2
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Geoffrey Beirne Freeman, 43, of Frederick, jailed on $400000 bail after police say he barricaded himself with a .38 revolver and a 9mm pistol, held his wife hostage on Old Liberty Road, then released her unharmed. She suffered bruises and wrist injuries, treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Freeman faces first and second degree assault false imprisonment and reckless endangerment. a hostage negotiator helped secure his surrender. No shots fired. weapons recovered.
Baltimore AP reports Thursday afternoon Maryland lottery drawings. Pick 4 results show 7809 and Cash 4 Hand 13 18 21 22 28 28 29. tick along with other drawn numbers.
In Cecil County Rising Sun residents officials and business leaders debated the HotSpot Communities Initiative a state program aimed at reducing teen crime. A proposed after school program at Rising Sun Middle School drew opposition amid fears the designation would harm the town’s image. Local officials considered funding but public sentiment split the town with two officials absent and a Nov 2 deadline for grant applications looming.
A 19 year old Spring Ridge man was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital after losing control of his 1999 Jeep Wrangler on Bogers Mill Road. He was not wearing a seat belt and may have broken his collarbone. He was driving on a suspended license and speeding. Alcohol was suspected. Blood test pending as investigators continue.
Rescue crews answered a Thursday call to Alcoa Eastalco Works on Manor Woods Road after a worker fell into a cooling pit. Brian Greenfield, 28, of Jefferson, suffered a shoulder injury from an eight-foot fall from a platform. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and released.
An 8 year old boy suffered second degree burns to his legs when an aerosol can exploded in a campfire started by unattended juveniles. Deputies from the Frederick County Sheriff and state fire marshal were called to Bill Moxley Road about 4 30 p m. Scott Robert Burdette was airlifted to Children’s Hospital in Washington DC for treatment.
Tonight variable cloudiness with showers possible in the central area and likely in the east. Lows in the 40s, near 50 east. Saturday mostly cloudy west with sprinkles or flurries, chance of showers in the far east, highs 40s west and 50s east. Saturday night blustery cold with possible flurries far west. Sunday partly sunny and cool with highs 40s to mid 50s. Monday mostly sunny. Tuesday mostly sunny with highs near 60.
Frederick County awoke to a brisk morning with a low near 37 and a high around 60. Temperatures run slightly below average, with a record high of 84 in 1979 and a record low of 23 in 1952. Expect a sunny start, increasing clouds, mid 60s highs, and a 60 percent rain chance tonight as winds rise and the 40s arrive.
Three people in the 1100 block of Green Valley Road in Johnsville say they spotted a large cat. Jeanette Cermak Erica and a neighbor across the street observed the cougar. Union Bridge residents reported sightings weeks earlier. A Department of Natural Resources rep says many calls come in yearly. actions require confirmation or injury. To report sightings call 301-777-2136.
Howard County Police will record drivers race during all traffic stops to build a database and weed out racial profiling. Police Chief Wayne Livesay said the measure aims to address concerns, while noting he cannot confirm specific cases. Community leaders attended a news conference as experts say few departments publish such statistics.
Frederick County public works officials installed a new three way stop at Spectrum Drive and Lowe's Lane near the Francis Scott Key Mall to ease congestion. Sgt Tom Winebrenner said drivers must stop in all three directions to improve turning onto Spectrum Drive during peak times. Temporary warning signs are in place and deputies may monitor the intersection. a meeting with police road and mall officials will address further congestion solutions. A Craft Show is set for Saturday Oct 23 at the Frederick County 4 H Camp and Activities Center.
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