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WALDORF, Maryland (October 20, 2015) – Overloaded extension cord caused two deaths in Charles County fire. The Office of the State Fire Marshal reports that it has determined the origin and cause of a double fatal fire that claimed the life of two Waldorf family members. Investigators determined the fire originated within a hallway which separated the victims’ bedrooms and concluded the cause was an electrical failure due to an overloaded extension cord.
The following incidents and arrests are reported by Calvert County Sheriff Mike Evans: Burglars work while residents …
Maryland State Police Leonardtown Barrack reports the following DUI arrests for Sept. 28, 2015
The driver, Sean J. Pope, 32 of St. Leonard, appeared to be extremely nervous when TFC Palumbo approached the vehicle. A K-9 scan of the vehicle yielded a positive alert. A probable cause search revealed both Heroin and Oxycodone.
As the loss prevention employee attempted to contact the suspects, one of them struck the employee with a closed fist, causing minor injuries.
LOTHIAN, MD. — The wife and daughter, as well as the boyfriend of the daughter of a man found dead in Anne Arundel in his home on Monday, October 5, 2015, have been charged with his murder, as well as the brutal slaying of a woman with police say was involved in a love triangle. This love triangle apparently had no corners, but the curves pointed back to the only one left alive.
Once an undisclosed amount of currency was obtained from the Banks employees, the black male fled the scene on foot. No injuries were sustained during the robbery.
McKiel had been drinking on board a friend’s sailboat on the evening of Thursday, October 1. Just after midnight, McKiel set out in the heavy fog and rain to his boat.
Cat-fight between cruise passengers gets world-wide views; beef over burgers erupted into beat-down
The pit bull aggressively charged at the trooper as he came around a fence. Unable to get out of the way and in fear for his safety, the trooper fired one round from his issued duty pistol and struck the dog, killing him. No police or civilians were struck by the gunfire.