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they should give Tiffany Smith a medal for finally putting Tavon Matthews where he belongs: six feet under.
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HUGHESVILLE, MD. — A repeat offender DUI driver who received easy treatment has pleaded guilty but claims he won’t do any time.
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The driver of the truck and two young passengers were taken to a local hospital with minor injuries.
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Ocean City Police report that a Pennsylvania man in the resort town for a good time, had his last walk on the wild side when he waltzed into traffic at about 2:24 am.
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Court records show that the arson threat charges have been inactive due to mental incompetency, which somehow didn’t affect his ability to drive in Maryland.
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DEALS BY CALVERT STATES ATTORNEY LEFT THIS JUNKIE ON AREA ROADS FOR MUCH OF THE PAST TEN YEARS WHILE DRIVING WHILE SUSPENDED
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Once inside the jail, Panholzer would eat the paper to ingest the drug.
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LA PLATA, MD. According to Maryland Court records, a second man has been charged with the robbery with a handgun of Crystal Anderson. Darrayl John Wilson joins Raymond Daniel Posey III, of Nanjemoy, Md., as defendants charged by the Charles County Sheriff’s Department with murder, assault, robbery and other counts resulting in the death of […]
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Thompson, who formerly lived on King Drive in Oakville, was charged on Sept. 12, 2014 with disturbing school operations by St. Mary’s Sheriff’s Deputy Andrew Holton, the school resource officer at Chopticon High School. In District Court for St. Mary’s County Thompson was represented by two welfare attorneys, Ryan Posey and Gerald J. Riviello in arranging a plea deal on Dec. 11, 2014. Thompson pleaded guilty and received probation before judgment with States Attorney Richard Fritz allowing the sentence of ten days in jail to be completely suspended and no fine imposed, meaning that Thompson paid no penalty for disturbing operations of the high school.
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On Tuesday police report that through the course of the investigation detectives were able to identify a suspect. On September 8, 2014 Bryan Ira Summers was arrested and charged with Armed Robbery, Robbery, Assault First Degree, Assault Second Degree, Burglary First Degree, Burglary Third Degree, Handgun on a person, Use of a Firearm to commit a Felony/Violent Crime and Theft under $10,000. Bryan Ira Summers was committed to the Anne Arundel County Detention Center on a Bond.
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