BALTIMORE, MD. There just isn’t enough mass incarceration of criminals. The lenient and looney Judicial System of Maryland keeps letting dangerous thugs out on the streets where they quickly steal guns.
Category: Dirtbag Roundup
The original witnesses were re-interviewed, and they recanted their previous statements to investigators. Investigators moved quickly to bring the new information to prosecutors to drop the charges against Copes and obtain an arrest warrant for Christopher.
Convicted of second-degree murder on Sept. 14, 2004, when he entered a guilty plea in Baltimore City Circuit Court in a deal with Baltimore City States Attorney Patricia Bessamy, Thomas was sentenced to 30 years in prison with 15 years suspended.
HOOSEGOW HOE-DOWN! Craig’s big night in the slammer – he fought the law and the law won!
SELBYVILLE, DEL. – A kid wearing a mask who broke into an occupied home as the victims slept last fall and stole guns and coins turned one of the stolen guns on the resident of the home and fired twice on the homeowner has been collared by the cops.
While his Uber passengers were away from their residences, he would return to their vacant homes to steal various items. These incidents all occurred in a narrow timeframe during the night while the victims were away. The suspect snatched credit cards, computers, watches, cell phones, tablets, sunglasses, and other various items.
indicted by the Grand Jury of St. Mary’s County for being a convicted felon in possession of a rifle or shotgun and possession of a gun with a violent behavior and mental disorder.
Being out of jail on bond, quite an incredible act for someone charged with serious violent crimes, but, heck, this is the policy of the neo-liberals running the Alice in Wonderland Maryland Judiciary – left Zimmerman available to allegedly commit another armed robbery on Jan. 22, 2017. On Jan. 23, 2017, Zimmerman was charged with eight new counts of armed robbery, use of a gun in a violent crime, theft, and assault.
It was determined the child was suffering from a methadone overdose. He was treated extensively for the overdose and was monitored for cardiac and respiratory issues.
On May 1, 2014, the Carroll County States Attorney gave a plea deal to Thorpe of a fine of $100 and no jail time in exchange for a guilty plea that resulted in Probation Before Judgement.