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Prosecutors drop charges in South Baltimore robbery
Two men accused of robbing a couple who were walking home from a Federal Hill restaurant last weekend have been freed from jail and cleared of all charges by prosecutors, who acknowledge it was a case of mistaken identification. One victim said she would...
Tags: Theft, DNA, Witnesses, Federal Hill, Biotechnology Industry
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Navy women top Houston Baptist, 67-31
The Navy women's basketball team did not have a single player score in double digits, but the Mids used tough defense and scoring from 14 players to beat Houston Baptist, 67-31, Friday in the opening round of the Navy Classic. The Huskies fell to 0-8....Tags: Washington Huskies, Basketball
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Descriptions of some of the stolen documents
A four-page personal handwritten letter from John Jay Audubon to Gideon B. Smith, dated May 18, 1843, taken from the Connecticut Historical Society. A single-page letter from Marie Antoinette written in French on Oct. 2, 1784, taken from the...Tags: Theft, Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Abraham Lincoln, Karl Marx, Connecticut Historical Society
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Disgraced collector pleads guilty to stealing historical documents
Barry H. Landau, the once-esteemed collector of presidential memorabilia, admitted in federal court Tuesday that he stole thousands of documents regarded as cultural treasures from historical societies and libraries in Baltimore and up the East Coast....Tags: Theft, Mount Vernon, Roosevelt, Prozac (drug), Culture
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Police impersonators carry out string of robberies
As the three men rifled through his pockets and upended beds in his Southeast Baltimore home, Moises Pacheco says he spotted a small detail that made him begin to suspect the intruders were not the police officers they claimed to be. One of the men had a...Tags: Anne Arundel County, Theft, Lombard Street, Randallstown, Dundalk
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Commission: Lack of supervision, training led to police shooting
An independent commission reviewing January's fatal police shooting outside the Select Lounge found that supervisors failed to take control of a chaotic scene, with Officer William H. Torbit Jr. making a series of missteps that exacerbated the situation...Tags: Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Police Investigations, Witnesses, Murder, Weaponry
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O'Brien on priest sexual abuse: Making sure it doesn't happen again
Often, when the Catholic Church's sexual abuse crisis is discussed, some defender of the church will accurately point out that no other institution has done more to study itself and to create safeguards that protect children in the area of sexual abuse....Tags: Edwin F. O'Brien, Minority Groups, Vatican City, Roman Catholic Sex Abuse Scandal, Christianity
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O'Brien blaming society for clergy sexual abuse
The reported highlights of the John Jay University study of the causes and context of sexual abuse of minors by Catholic clergy, which were also emphasized in Archbishop Edwin O'Brien's op-ed ( "We can't let it happen again," May 22), are that the general...Tags: Edwin F. O'Brien, Sexual Assault, Steve Kelly, Gays and Lesbians, Minority Groups
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Hard times mean more abuse
As the economy spirals downward, domestic abuse appears to be increasing around the region and the country, advocates and shelter officials say. "We are clearly seeing an increase in the number of people who are looking for help," says Carole Alexander,...Tags: University of Maryland, College Park, Domestic Violence, Colleges and Universities, Job Layoffs, Family
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Gun that killed Harris tied to Jan. case
The gun used to kill former City Councilman Kenneth N. Harris Sr. had been fired in another crime in the same Northeast Baltimore shopping center months before, but police classified the earlier incident as a property crime instead of an attempted armed...Tags: Theft, Martin O'Malley, Eyewear, Downstream Oil and Gas Activities, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut)
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New cards, DVD put message from police in hands of suspects
Sun StaffBaltimore police aren't just looking to arrest criminals anymore, they're trying to get inside their heads. Officers are distributing cards designed to intimidate suspects arrested in East Baltimore, and the department is developing a video to counter...Tags: Society, University of Maryland, College Park, Witnesses, DVDs, Drug Trafficking
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Shootings highlight questions about kids who kill relatives with little warning
The Associated PressAuthorities offered no further insight into the motive of a teenager accused in the shooting deaths of his father, mother and two brothers, but experts say such crimes are not unprecedented -- and they often come without any obvious warning signs....Tags: Personal Weapon Control, Society, Drug Trafficking, Teen-agers, Mental Health
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