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The man and woman are seen in the parking lot of the Trellis Center convenience store walking from a maroon Jeep and entering the store together. Police believe the man then became involved in an unknown altercation with the two victims inside the store, stabbing both before leaving with the woman.
Delaware State Police Beat / Thug with drugs attempted to wrestle trooper’s gun during arrest WILMINGTON, DEL. – A Delaware State Trooper came very close …
The 23-year-old operator of the Mercury was identified as Shyheim Kellam-Griffin. Shyheim suffered fatal injuries because of this crash and was pronounced dead at the scene on Wednesday, December 20, 2017. Shyheim was wearing his seatbelt and it is unknown at this time if an impairment is a contributing factor in this crash.
MURDER USA Davon Carter faces possible death sentence; indicted for witness retaliation that ended with the murder of Pastor Latrina Ashburne Baltimore, Maryland – A …
MURDER COUNTDOWN FOR 2017 MURDER USA / Baltimore CityPolice nab cross-town shooter Mausean Carter RAMPAGING MAUSEAN CARTER CHARGED IN SHOOTING SPREE BALTIMORE, MD. — Baltimore …
The initial investigation reveals a trooper attempted to conduct a traffic stop and was subsequently dragged by the suspect vehicle. The trooper fired his divisionally issued firearm at the suspect.
Two men that police say arrived at a home on Chisleytown Road in St. Inigoes in October, to purportedly make a purchase allegedly assaulted and robbed the victim before beating feet. Both have now been arrested but are unlikely to remain behind bars for long.
Mitchell Ruslander is just hardheaded and a bit wild, leaving a string of DUI offenses in his wake, he always gets those sweet plea deals from Calvert States Attorney Laura Martin.
Many days out of each month, the police play lost and found with all manner of people. Some are children, some are adults suffering from various stages of age-related illnesses, some are criminals, and some are just downright goofy.
Is it possible that all the junkies in Delaware will overdose and die and leave the drug purveyors without any customers?