Spicknall lawyers seek suppression of police statement
Talbot County Maryland defense teams for Richard Wayne Spicknall II urge a court to suppress statements and any evidence seized after police say the Laurel father confessed to fatally shooting his two children en route to Ocean City. The motion notes police read Miranda rights and Mr Spicknall spoke without counsel.
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Richard Wayne Spicknall
Laurel
Ocean City
Richard Wayne Spicknall II
Destiny Array Spicknall
Talbot County
Michael Belsky
Michael Davey
Spicknall
Tnat
Spcknall
Orange peel slip lawsuit targets Cranberry Mall
Bertha Hayden of Westminster sues Cranberry Mall and Baugher Enterprises Inc in Carroll County Circuit Court for 1 million dollars claiming negligence after slipping on a large orange peel on December 16 1996. She seeks 500000 from each defendant for permanent shoulder neck hand and wrist injuries and ongoing nerve pain.
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Westminster
API
Bertha Hayden
Baugher Enterprises Inc
Carroll County
Hayden
Baugher Enterprises
Lottery results from Baltimore draw Monday night and afternoon
Maryland drawings listed include Pick 3 9 8 5 and Pick 4 7 8 2 6 plus Cash in Hand numbers 7 12 15 23 26 30 31. Afternoon picks show Pick 3 41 9 and Pick 4 0 5 7 1. text also notes fire calls and emergency numbers with fragmented details.
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Baltimore
Maryland
1999 Death Penalty Surges With Executions Across States
The year 1999 nears an all time high in U S executions with 76 carried out in 18 states and potential to reach 100 by year end key figures say Richard Dieter of the Death Penalty Information Center notes the trend as Delaware and North Carolina judges push new rulings and 2 565 inmates sit on death rows nationwide. countries such as Canada France and Germany have abolished capital punishment while Amnesty International cites hundreds of executions in China Iran and Congo in 1998 and unconfirmed reports elsewhere.
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Washington
America
Richard Dieter
Delaware
North Carolina
U.S
Dieter
Supreme Court
Canada
Doctor convicted of fraud in aloe vera cancer treatment case
Manassas physician Dr Donald MacNay, 62, pleaded no contest to obtaining money through false pretenses and related charges after selling unapproved aloe vera and cesium injections to terminally ill patients. His assistant Ronald Sheetz, 43, pleaded guilty earlier and received six months home confinement. Prosecutors say patients paid up to 15000 dollars. police linked deaths to the unapproved therapy. MacNay faces sentencing and possible lawsuits and federal charges in Baltimore.
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Prince William
MacNay
Ronald Sheetz
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Sheetz
David Huff
Richard Potter
Huff
Alford
Commonwealth
Paul Ebert
Virginia Board of Medicine
Ebert
Leesburg
MaccNay
Baltimore
Allen Hoffman
Internet sex jury trial delayed for Frederick man Yingling
Frederick County Circuit Court postponed a three day jury trial for Scott Edward Yingling 32 after his attorney rejected plea talks He allegedly boasted online about oral sex with a young girl and faces charges of perverted sexual practice child abuse and second degree sex offense The bail was not revoked despite a prosecutor urging to do so and Yingling’s co defendants face related charges and sentences
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Scott Edward Yingling
Thomas Barse
Yingling
Charles Smith
Frederick County
G. Edward Dwyer Jr
Smith
Barse
Unti
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Regin
Theresa L. Kinberg
Daniel Charles
Weather Forecast For Frederick County And Surrounding Areas
The forecast calls for rain tonight with lows mid 60s to around 70. Wednesday is mostly cloudy with showers likely and highs mid 70s. An extended outlook shows showers and possible thunderstorms overnight with mid 50s to low 60s, then partly sunny Thursday and Friday with 40s to 60s, and mostly sunny Saturday with 70s. A storm in southern Michigan is bringing rain to the East, with rain over Michigan Ohio and parts of West Virginia and showers into Kentucky to Louisiana. Chilly Midwest air and pleasant West weather are noted.
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Maryland
Toni
Ramely
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Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Louisiana
Midwest
West Wigwin
Rain and storm chances sweep across the East and Great Basin
Unwelcome rain drenches flood ravaged Southeast with flash flood advisories while Carolinas remain soaked from Floyd. A mid Atlantic system brings possible heavy showers to the Carolinas and New England areas, with a cold front forecast to spark storms from Wisconsin to Ohio Valley. Upper disturbances threaten showers in the Dakotas to eastern Iowa, with more in Kansas Oklahoma Missouri and Arkansas. Snow possible above 5000 feet in the Rockies with up to 7 inches in spots. West remains mostly dry with patchy coast fog and temperatures from 102 in Palm Springs to 14 in Stanley Idaho.
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Calif
Stanley
Opera musician admits killing executive in Rockville case
Timothy Chang, 74, a Chinese American opera violinist, pleaded guilty to first degree murder in the May 18 shooting of Imocom Inc. president Tzeyang Jason Chow at the Rockville firm’s office. Prosecutors said Chang bought a revolver, waited for authorities, and cited an affair Chow claimed involved Chang and Chow’s wife Patricia as motive. Friends questioned the affair claim, noting Chang was a widower regarded by peers as having no children and treating Chow’s wife as a surrogate daughter.
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Gui
See
Timothy Chang
McLean
Montgomery County
S. Michael Pincus
Tzeyang
Jason Chow
Peter Feeney
Chang
Imocom Inc
Chou
Feeney
Patricia
Ms. Chou
Brunswick Student Found Drinking At High School
Brunswick Police officers responded to a disturbance at Brunswick High School health room where they found a 16-year-old student intoxicated. The youth was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital and, per school rules, faces a minimum five day suspension as the investigation continues under Officer Doug Mangold.
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Brunswick
Brunswick High School
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robin Brady
Jefferson
Cpl
Brady
Doug Mangold
Frederick County
Two-Vehicle Crash Injures Deputy and Driver in Brunswick
A Brunswick man and a Frederick County sheriff's deputy sustained minor injuries in a Monday morning two-vehicle crash on Petersville Road. Thomas E. Nuse of West Potomac Street and Deputy Dina Geesey were treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and later released. The 1:30 a.m. collision occurred after Nuse’s car struck the deputy’s cruiser on the passenger side. airbags deployed. Investigation continues.
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Frederick County
Thomas E. Nuse
West Potomac Street
C Street
Petersville Road
Dina Geesey
Chuck Tobery
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