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MURDER USA: The killing in the halls of Great Mills High School could have been prevented with metal detectors

March 23, 2018 - Breaking News, Election 2018, EMT and fire, Murder USA, Police Beat, This Just In!, Top Cops - Tagged: artificial turf, Austin Rollins., Austin Wyatt Rollins, Congressman Steny Hoyer, DeForest Rathbone, Desmond Barnes, DFC Blaine Gaskill, false bomb threats, Governor Larry Hogan, Great Mills High School, Great Mills Road, Jaelynn Willey, Leonardtown High School, lethal weapons, metal detectors, Nikolas Cruz, nutcase kid, Parkland High School, psycho behavior, Random Student Drug Testing, St. Mary’s County Commissioner President Randy Guy, St. Mary’s Sheriff’s Department, WUSA News Anchor Bruce Johnson., “Rainy Day Fund” - no comments

How politics entered the tragedy as politicians rushed to appear in front of cameras

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SHOOTING AT GREAT MILLS HIGH SCHOOL- UPDATE – Family: Jaelynn Willey is brain-dead, will take off life support.; Two Dead, One Wounded, shooter engaged by School Resource Officer Blaine Gaskill -THE HERO OF GREAT MILLS HIGH

March 20, 2018 - Breaking News, Crime Time Warp, EMT and fire, Police Beat - Tagged: Cpl. Julie Yingling, Deputy Angela Delozier, Deputy Blaine Gaskill, Deputy Kristi Nelson, Desmond Barrnes, Great Mills High School, Hero of Great Mills High, Jaelynn Wiley, Leonardtown High School, School Resource Officer Blaine Gaskill, school security efforts, Sheriff School Resource Officer Andrew Holton, shooting, St. Mary's Sheriff, St. Mary's Sheriff Tim Cameron, U. S. Rep. Steny Hoyer - no comments

Violence at Great Mills High School is nothing new, this is just the first time a gun has been involved.

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Southern Md. Police Beat: Framed Assault Leads to Stitches and Jail

August 25, 2015 - Breaking News, Court News, Dirtbag Roundup, Police Beat, This Just In!, Top Cops - Tagged: Adam Robert Neal, Columbus Drive in Lexington Park, Deputy B. Foor, Deputy Gaskill grabbed, Disorderly Conduct, Failure to Obey Lawful Order, Great Mills High School, Interfere with Arrest and Obstruction and Hindering., Roger Lee Wathen, St. Mary’s Sheriff Tim Cameron, Thanh Phu Pham, Tifany Nycole Gross - no comments

While placing Wathen into custody he pulled away and attempted to get back inside the house. Wathen was placed under arrest and transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center and charged with Failure to comply with an Order of Court and Resisting Arrest.

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St. Mary’s School Board Budget: Negotiating the $12 Million Black Hole

May 14, 2014 - Breaking News, Election 2014, Gov't Waste, Land of Pleasant Living, Opinion, Politics - Tagged: Commissioner Larry Jarboe, Great Mills High School, St. Mary's County School Board budget deficit, Todd Morgan - no comments

No, we do not need to raise taxes. But, we can use funds that were ostensibly designated to subsidize contractors and pay consultants to continue developing a new generation of locally grown engineers and well educated workers

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OUTLAW POACHERS – Recreational fishing license holders suspended for fishing, oystering and crabbing violations – Hola Hombres!

Department of Natural Resources Recreational Fishing and Crabbing Suspensions Revised 6-1-19 Name Species Suspension Start Date Suspension End Date Suspended From ALEGRIA PARADA, ERIK RICARDO STRIPED BASS 12/17/18 03/15/20 Fishing ALEMAN CARRANZA, JOSE WILFREDO STRIPED BASS 04/09/18 04/07/20 Fishing ALFARO, JORGE ALBERTO OSEGUEDA FISHING SUSPENDED LICENSE 03/01/19 02/28/20 Fishing ALTAMIRANO, NAHUM HERNANDEZ CRABS 04/01/19 06/29/19 […]

OUTLAW PIRATE POACHERS OF THE CHESAPEAKE: Recreational fisherfolks busted for poaching Rockfish

OUTLAW PIRATE POACHERS OF THE CHESAPEAKE: Recreational fisherfolks busted for poaching Rockfish Department of Natural Resources has eliminated press releases on those arrested for poaching or violations CENTREVILLE, MD. – The following persons have been charged with violations of the Maryland Department of Natural Resources rules on harvesting of Chesapeake Bay resources. Santos G. Lovo, […]

RICHARD STEVEN NELSON PUT ON PROBATION FOR HARVESTING OYSTERS FROM POLLUTED WATERS OF ST. MARY’S COUNTY

RICHARD STEVEN NELSON PUT ON PROBATION FOR HARVESTING OYSTERS FROM POLLUTED WATERS OF ST. MARY’S COUNTY LEONARDTOWN, MD. – Do you like a dose of a contagious disease with your oysters? Richard Steven Nelson, of 45950 Bates Road, Great Mills, Md., hired Leonardtown attorney Dan Slade to make a plea deal for him when he […]

OUTLAW PIRATE POACHERS OF THE CHESAPEAKE: Commerical fishing suspensions/revocation and aquaculture suspensions for May 30, 2019

The following information has been provided by the Maryland Department of Natural Resources Commercial Fishing Suspensions/Revocations and Aquaculture Suspensions 5/30/19 . COMMERCIAL SUSPENSIONS Robert L. Copsey –Tidal Fish License # 97199 Suspendedo Prohibited from engaging in ANY commercial fishing activities during the following period: 12/1/19 – 1/29/20. Heather V. Fuentes – Entitlementto Engage in Commercial […]

OUTLAW POACHERS OF THE CHESAPEAKE: Lotte Plaza Market Cited for Selling Egg-Bearing Female Crabs

OUTLAW POACHERS OF THE CHESAPEAKE: Montgomery County Market Cited for Selling Egg-Bearing Female Crabs GERMANTOWN, MD. – Maryland Natural Resources Police charged Lotte Plaza Market, located at 13069 Wisteria Drive, in Germantown, Md., with offering three bushels of egg-bearing female blue crabs — known as sponge crabs — for sale in violation of the state’s […]

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No, we do not need to raise taxes. But, we can use funds that were ostensibly designated to subsidize contractors and pay consultants to continue developing a new generation of locally grown engineers and well educated workers
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Tag Archives: Great Mills High School

MURDER USA: The killing in the halls of Great Mills High School could have been prevented with metal detectors

SHOOTING AT GREAT MILLS HIGH SCHOOL- UPDATE – Family: Jaelynn Willey is brain-dead, will take off life support.; Two Dead, One Wounded, shooter engaged by School Resource Officer Blaine Gaskill -THE HERO OF GREAT MILLS HIGH

Southern Md. Police Beat: Framed Assault Leads to Stitches and Jail

St. Mary’s School Board Budget: Negotiating the $12 Million Black Hole

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