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Major Crimes detectives responded to the scene and determined that Zinneh had been dropped off at the residence on the night of March 10. Dagadu, a pastor, was asked to “pray over” Zinneh and help him with his “voices.” On the morning of March 11, the homeowner heard commotion from the basement and went downstairs. The homeowner observed Dagadu sitting on the basement floor; he appeared unresponsive. She then called 9-1-1.
FORESTVILLE, MD. — Friday the 13th wasn’t a lucky day for Daveon Lamar Ward, who will always be able to remember that it was this day he was locked up for allegedly murdering a man the previous day.
WALDORF, MD. Keeping the reputation of Waldorf alive as being a crime-filled cesspool, two local thugs bashed a girl in the head and snatched her purse, report police.
Forty of the 44 defendants charged in the racketeering conspiracy have been convicted, including 24 correctional officers. Thirty-five defendants pleaded guilty; five defendants were convicted after trial. Three defendants were acquitted and one defendant died.
Inmate Tavon White, a/k/a Bulldog and Tay, age 37, of Baltimore was sentenced to 12 years in prison
MIAMI – The Coast Guard has suspended the search for a cruise ship passenger who reportedly went overboard from a 6th deck balcony early Sunday morning.
Cameron Smook, a 21-year-old student at Virginia Tech, reportedly fell overboard from the Carnival Glory approximately 5 miles south of Abaco Island, Bahamas.
“The purpose of the website is to provide the public with information on who makes up our task force, the work they are doing, and how Marylanders can get involved with their efforts and participate in our regional summits,” said Paul Beatty, spokesman for the Lt. Governor. “We will hold a summit in each region of the state. Getting the public’s input on this crisis and hearing from people who have been affected by the disease of addiction is vital to the success of our task force.”
DUNDALK, MD. — (Commentary) — Another Maryland memory has been painted with bullets in spite of tough gun laws enacted by legislators in Annapolis hell-bent to take away gun rights from law-abiding citizens while criminals break the law to be armed and perpetrate crimes. ‘Empty-headed liberals’ doesn’t began to describe the insanity. Anti-gun nuts should simply post a sign in front of their homes that there are no firearms in the home due to their political beliefs.
GREAT MILLS, Maryland – An armed robber walked into the Quick Shop gas station and convenience store (former Wawa ) on Great Mills Road on March 9, 2015, at 9:06 PM, and robbed the clerk at gunpoint, report police. In addition, the dirtbag struck the clerk with his gun before leaving.
At that time, the accused attempted sexual contact with a female dog, identified as a Husky/Lab mix, also owned by the accused. Around the same time, the accused also filmed other acts with animals committed in other jurisdictions and distributed them over the internet from a computer at his home. A search warrant was obtained and executed at the home at that time. As a result of the search, evidence and both dogs were located in the residence. The dogs were seized and examined by a veterinarian
Wicomico Deputy Jones shot armed man dead during struggle for gun in Salisbury crime district –