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Cops to indicted drug dealer: Is that a pipe bomb in your closet?
CUMBERLAND, MD. (January 8, 2016) – Maryland Deputy State Fire Marshals have arrested a 35-year-old male after an investigation involving a “pipe bomb” accidentally found inside a residence.
Police say as the suspects fled out the rear door, one of the victims, a 22-year-old man of Dumfries, followed and confronted one of the suspects. During the encounter, a struggle ensued and the victim sustained a laceration to his leg before the suspect fled on foot.
Cops sideline dealers with heroin and Suboxone Anne Arundel prosecutors give sweet deals to drug dealers every time they show up in court No fine, …
DWI Hit Parade: Fairfax Police DWI arrests for Nov. 26 – 29, 2015
CALIFORNIA, MD. – There is nothing like a bunch of stake-wielding women attacking each other in a parking lot to wipe away the cobwebs of early morning coffee and gas customers at the Wawa. Their weapons of choice were wooden stakes, which begs the question, was their intent to drive the stakes into the hearts of their opponents before the sun rose in the east? That really is the best way to kill a vampire.
PARSONBURG, MD. — According to police, a man terrorized his family with a hatchet, pushed his mother down a flight of stairs and struck his father as he went on a holiday rampage.
MECHANICSVILLE, MD. – St. Mary’s Sheriff Tim Cameron reports that detectives have charged Nathan Bailey, with abuse of an infant and dumping the injured baby off at a daycare center; the child is now in critical condition at Children’s Hospital in D.C.
WALDORF, MD. — Waldorf ushers in the new year with a new murder as local killers try to keep up with their drug dealing killing cousins in D.C., PG County and Baltimore.
MARYLAND STATE POLICE DUI ARRESTS December 01, 2015 16:17 ROCK SPRING RD @ FOREST VALLEY DR – HARFORD – 12 Arrested: MOWERS, A. S., 48 …
Ellis might still be alive had Maryland’s court system installed him in prison for the rest of his life where he belonged, but his murder might have been a blessing for the taxpayers. On Feb. 20, 2008, Ellis entered a guilty plea to accessory after the fact – murder in the first degree.