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Murder USA: Thug Anthony Lamont Payne who forced car off road in road rage convicted of killing Terrance “Tee” Lagrue
The deputy detected the odor of burnt marijuana in the vehicle. Sawatsky admitted to possessing marijuana, which he handed to the Deputy. Sawatsky also handed over paraphernalia to the Deputy.
Police allege that Bryant has admitted to causing the baby’s injuries. Bryant and the victim’s mother were in a relationship. He is charged with second-degree murder and first-degree child abuse resulting in death.
Hare admitted that after robbing the tellers in the lobby, Hare found a bank employee who had locked herself in a back room of the bank. Hare forced open the locked door and demanded her car keys and her purse. The employee gave Hare her purse, which contained cash and personal effects, and the keys to her car, a 2007 Kia Spectra, which was parked in the bank’s parking lot.
Shortly after the murder, the carjacked vehicle was spotted, and Smithwick and Holmes led officers on a high-speed chase that ended near Alabama Avenue and 32nd Place SE. Holmes and Smithwick were both immediately arrested.
GRASONVILLE, MD. — When an officer responds to a hotel for a report of a drunk who refuses to leave the pool or Jacuzzi at closing time, the drunk might have a different idea of what is going to take place. With the criminal record of the drunk, made very easy by the ‘law and order’ prosecutor in Cecil County, it may explain the low esteem for which he holds law and order.
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.
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