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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1992
Page
2
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Western Maryland and Maryland Mountains expect fair conditions tonight with patchy fog and lows around 50s. Wednesday brings mostly sunny skies with highs near 70s to 80s. The extended outlook calls for partly sunny Thursday with mid 80s, rising clouds Friday, and near 90 Saturday.
In Gaithersburg a 41 year old man sleeping was awakened and arrested as part of Montgomery County sheriff warrants sweep called the Sunday Surprise. The operation netted 38 residents including a Rockville man charged with second degree rape and other offenses. Deputies targeted fathers behind on child support and six women for forgery as they knocked on doors starting 3 am with about 30 deputies. Budget constraints limited further sweeps though many warrants remain.
A Monday morning silo fire on Dus Wandrin Dale Farm at 3500 Old West Falls Road destroyed about 20 tons of alfalfa and rye haulage. Owner Bob Christiansen and his wife Mary reported smoke from the silo around 9:30 a.m. Fire units from Mount Airy, Winfield and New Market battled the blaze until about 1:45 p.m. No one was hurt and the silo may need minor repairs. spontaneous combustion is suspected.
Maryland State Police arrested Robert W. Currence Jr. 21 Michael Lourim 25 and William W. Weaver 23 after reports a van overturned mailboxes in Hyattstown and Urbana. They face destruction of property and theft of road name signs with seven signs found inside the van. Currence also charged with driving while under the influence. Police stopped the van near Md 355 and Dr Perry Road around 11 45 p m. Call Trooper Harr at 663 3101 for property destruction reports.
Frederick County officials warn residents to deter vandalism and theft of road signs and traffic gear after more than 360000 in losses in 15 months. losses include 300000 from the Loy s Station Bridge arson and three traffic counting machines, with costs passed to taxpayers and budget delays. residents urged to report vandalism to the sheriff at 6942071 and departments at 6341555 or 6941687.
Darrell Cornish, 26, who had held 10 bank employees and a customer at knifepoint in a four hour siege at Bank of Glen Burnie, was shot in the shoulder after threatening two remaining hostages in a vault. He was in serious but stable condition later. One prior robbery record and recent release from a state mental hospital are noted.
A series of incidents were logged across Maryland with vehicle and building fires. Responding departments included Maryland State Fire Marshal New Market and United, Fort Detrick Fire Company, Frederick ALS, Thurmont, Libertytown, Walkersville, and Woodsboro. Multiple locations listed: 70 WEE near Mussetier Road, 14745 Sabillasville Road, Taney Avenue in the park, and 3500 Old West Falls Road.
A Frederick City youngster, Kevin John Bright, 7, was struck on Hamilton Avenue as he rode from Grove Park into a pickup’s path. He was flown to Johns Hopkins Hospital and later released. The truck was driven by 34 year old Oakley Lee Martin of Sharpsburg.
On Monday district court lowered bonds for four weekend arrestees on cocaine charges. Christine Hoy, 27, faced $60,000 bond for cocaine distribution and will be allowed to care for her two children with court approval. Wilfred Hall, 75, released on personal recognizance. Edward Suggs, 34, bond cut to $50,000 with prior forced entry conviction. Rae Saponara, 27, bond set at $35,000 for cocaine possession.
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