Winner further admitted removing the classified intelligence reporting from her office space, retaining it, and mailing it from Augusta, Georgia, to the news outlet, which she knew was not authorized to receive or possess the documents.
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McClain refused an evidence test for alcohol at the hospital. McClain was issued citations for driving under the influence of alcohol, driving while impaired by alcohol, negligent driving, and driving with a suspended registration.
(Editor’s Note: From beef to slaying took but seconds as Baltimore’s murder rate soared over 150 with June just heating up in the race to catch up with Chicago’s murder rate. Why is Washington, D.C.’s murder rate dropping while Baltimore’s homicide levels are record setting? Part of the answer has to be the way the city’s pandering politicians have thrown the people of Baltimore under the bus following the Freddie Gray death in 2015 as they trashed the police and encouraged thugs to run wild.
Judge Cantrell will appear before a Maryland District Court Judge on Aug. 16, 2017, in Prince Frederick to explain his arrest for driving while impaired in Maryland.
MCpl. Fournier says Caputo was being removed from the patrol vehicle when he bit a trooper’s hand causing them both to fall to the ground.
David Andrew Barnickle, 31, of 8282 Morning Dew Court, Springfield, Va., arrested on a charge of DUI of alcohol and or drugs and negligent driving, at 200 Block of 14th St, Ocean City, MD, on 6/3/2017 12:00:00 AM by Officer D. B. Jacobs.
Deputies identified the driver as John Ross, 30 of Easton, Maryland and detected the odor of marijuana inside his vehicle, leading to a probable cause search.
Baltimore’s killing class ramps up the tally to 151 for 2017 with three more in 24 hours
DIRTBAG ROUNDUP- Wicomico County Sheriff Mike Lewis reports that on May 30, 2017, at 1:31 PM, a deputy arrested Bradley Michael Alexander, 30, of Salisbury, Md., on two outstanding Circuit Court Bench Warrants at 4610 Pheasant Drive, Salisbury, Md. The warrants were issued after Alexander failed to appear for two cases where he had been charged with Burglary 1st Degree.
Maryland State Police report that another less than brilliant customer decided that it was better to fight than listen to the order of a trooper.