Police say that Osley struck the front passenger side of TFC Yurkevich’s Maryland State Police marked SUV.
Tag: negligent driving
Bowles was charged with DWI by a Maryland State Trooper on March 3, 2012, at 2:13 am when he was stopped on Rt. 5 at Morganza Turner Road.
There is a clear purpose behind Maryland’s move over law. The purpose is to save the lives of our police officers, our emergency services workers, and our tow service operators.
Will this bozo get the Lincoln Lawyer? Jonathan McFarland racked up 42 traffic charges in hell-ride that ended on Bay Bridge when he hit tractor-trailer …
Easton Police report that on November 16, 2015, Don Terrell Chester, 18, of Easton, MD was charged with three counts of possession of CDS with the intent to distribute, three counts of possession of CDS, two counts of possession of drug paraphernalia and one count of CDS-common nuisance. Zane Nikia Bell, 18, of Denton, MD was charged with three counts of possession of CDS with the intent to distribute, three counts of possession of CDS, two counts of possession of drug paraphernalia and one count of CDS-common nuisance and one count of removal of a prescription bottle label.
ANNAPOLIS, MD.- Oct.4, 2015 — A driver with a record of many traffic, burglary, and drug arrests was charged with DUI and other traffic and criminal charges is under arrest again on Oct. 4, 2015 after he drove his car into the side of the patrol car of the Maryland state trooper attempting to stop him just west of the Chesapeake Bay Bridge on Rt. 50 in Anne Arundel County
PRINCE FREDERICK, MD. — When going from DC to the country for a visit, the modern traveler first packs a grinder, drugs and a bottle of booze in her purse to get her through the long day on the highway.
Pirate Poachers of the Chesapeake: New raids on oyster sanctuaries; profiles of culprits reveal they are simply criminals in every respect – The lawless and piratical instincts of outlaw watermen of the Chesapeake Bay may very well be inherited from the vicious and bloodthirsty pirates of the 17th and 18th centuries and certainly dates back to the 19th and 20th century oyster wars.
Oyster pirates fired cannon and rifles at Maryland Oyster Police and in 1879 Virginia sent a fleet carrying armed militia to capture and sink Maryland oyster pirates that had invaded Virginia waters in the dead of night.
Two years ago, Maryland’s General Assembly established oyster sanctuaries in various locations in Maryland waters in an attempt to reverse a one hundred year trend of diminishing bivalves.
In spite of the new laws setting aside areas of oysters for replenishment, a determined segment of the Maryland watermen and seafood industry has repeatedly violated the boundaries of the sanctuaries