Officer charged with extortion in Baltimore case
Alan S. Johnson Jr., 28, a four year officer, faces felony extortion charges after an informant, a drug dealer fed up with protection payments, wired $3,000 into his patrol car. The case is part of a broader police corruption probe. Johnson is suspended on $10,000 bail awaiting Oct 10 court appearance. If convicted, he could get 10 years and a $5,000 fine.
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Thursday Temperatures Across Maryland Cities
Readable temperatures show Frederick 65, Hagerstown 77, Cumberland 60, Keysers Ridge 74, Westminster 82 with accompanying lows 64, 58, and 68 respectively. The fragment provides no dates or lengthy context.
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Hagerstown
Cumberland
Keysers Ridge
Westminster
Tourist killer hunt in Miami notched crime shocks visitors
Miami police seek a 19 year old girlfriend in the killing of German tourist Uwe Wilhelm Rakebrand after a van rammed his rental car in a confrontation near Miami. The suspect, Recondall Wiggins, is held on first degree murder and attempted robbery charges. his girlfriend Patsy Jones is wanted for allegedly firing the fatal shot. Rakebrand, 33, was the eighth foreign tourist killed in Florida within a year, as safety prompts and rental-car warnings fail to stem the violence.
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Patsy Jones
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Carlos Avila
Rakebrand
Florida
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Former judge sentenced to 15 months in prison
Former New York chief judge Sol Wachtler was sentenced in federal court to 15 months for harassing former lover Joy Silverman. He admitted misdeeds and apologized, noting the contrast between his past position and his dock appearance. The case involved hang up calls, threatening letters, a kidnapping threat, and a sexually graphic note sent to a 14 year old.
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New York State
Sol Wachtler
Associated Press
Manhasset
N.Y
Wachtler
Wachsler
Manhattan
Joy Silverman
Ms. Silverman
Jessica Silverman
Silverman
Anne E. Thompson
Cult member to testify against others in Koresh raid case
Kathryn Schroeder, 34, wife of a Koresh follower, pleaded guilty to a reduced charge and agreed to testify against 11 other cult members in the Branch Davidian case. She could face up to 10 years for forcibly resisting a federal officer as trials begin November 8 in Waco. Schroeder’s husband and four children were involved in the February raid and siege that left 85 cult members dead and several fatalities among ATF agents.
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Texas
David Koresh
Davidian
Kathryn Schroeder
Schroeder
U.S
Walter Smith
Koresh
Hotela Onowad
Florida
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ATF
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Robert Williams
Conway C. LeBleu
Todd W. McKeehan
Mt Airy man charged with drug violations
Frederick City Police arrested 32 year old William A. Spencer of Ridgeville Boulevard near West Third Street at 11 45 p m on four grams of crack cocaine. He faces distribution and possession with intent to distribute cocaine plus possession of cocaine and paraphernalia and is held on a 50000 dollar bond at the Frederick County Adult Detention Center.
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Mount Airy
William A. Spencer
Ridgeville Boulevard
Spencer
West Third Street
Frederick County
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