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Stirring the pot
Lawmakers in Maryland this year shied away from legalizing the medical use of marijuana by certain very ill patients under carefully controlled clinical conditions. Voters elsewhere, it seems, are not so cautious. On Tuesday, Colorado and Washington...
Tags: U.S. Border Patrol, Criminal Laws, Justice System, Drug Use, Recreational Substance Use
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Harford County police blotter: Trespassers start fires in Abingdon
Aberdeen Donnie Edward Beck Jr., 36, of the 700 block of Custis Street, was arrested Tuesday on a bench warrant in a case in which he was charged with marijuana possession. Sara Louise Montgomery, 30, of the 200 block of Center Deen Avenue, was arrested...Tags: Theft, Rite Aid Corp., Condos and Houses, Prosecution, Jamestown (Jamestown, Virginia)
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Two charged in alleged drug exchange near Havre de Grace High
A Havre de Grace teen was charged Tuesday after he allegedly bought drugs from a man sitting on a porch. Jamar Terrel Coleman, 23, of the 400 block of Battery Drive, was charged with marijuana possession, distributing a narcotic and distributing drugs on...Tags: Havre de Grace
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Alligator seized from an alleged Jessup gang member's home
An alligator was seized from an alleged Jessup gang member's home after Anne Arundel County police executed a search warrant in a drug investigation. The three-foot American Alligator, along with $3,000 worth of marijuana, cash and other items were taken...
Tags: Jessup (Anne Arundel, Maryland), Gang Activity
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Suspect in hepatitis C outbreak portrayed as traveling addict
When David Kwiatkowski was found slurring his words and smelling of alcohol in a Boston-area hotel room littered with prescription pills late one July night, his life as a traveling medical technician had largely unraveled already. In his early 30s, he...
Tags: Theft, Punishment, Pharmaceuticals, Prosecution, Maryland General Hospital
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Baltimore police officer charged with lying in search warrant
A Baltimore City police detective was charged Thursday with lying in a search warrant affidavit to gain entry to a Canton home, then trying to obstruct an ensuing internal affairs investigation. The raid resulting from the affidavit led to the...
Tags: Trials, Prosecution, Justice System, Canton (Baltimore, Maryland), Lawyers
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A car chase turned deadly in Baltimore
"Drive," he pleaded, sweating and panting. "Just drive." Munpreet Chona had just crashed his car after fleeing Baltimore County police at speeds topping 100 miles per hour, then stolen a police cruiser after a fight with an officer that sent both...
Tags: Theft, Social Sciences, Hospitals and Clinics, Linthicum, Hotel and Accommodation Industry
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Mold, bacteria found in pharmacy linked to meningitis outbreak
The Massachusetts pharmacy at the heart of a probe into a deadly meningitis outbreak may have violated federal health laws, U.S. Food and Drug Administration investigators said Friday, saying mold and bacteria were found in areas where drugs were mixed....
Tags: American Medical Association, Pharmaceuticals, Chemical Industry, Health Organizations, Steroids
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Top Md. court upholds conviction in murder of bystander outside her Middle River home
The state's highest court has upheld the murder and related convictions of a Dundalk man who police said was involved in a 2009 drug deal gone awry and fatally shot a bystander as she was speaking with relatives who had returned from church. In a...Tags: Baltimore County, Dundalk, Trials, Murder, Punishment
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Why is marijuana illegal? Follow the money
A retired police detective challenges us to name one advantage of marijuana prohibition ("Banning marijuana doesn't make us safer," Nov. 18). How about money? A huge percentage of arrests are related to marijuana. If prohibition were ended, the need for...Tags: Perry Hall
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SAT scores up; Christian holidays omitted from school calendars
From The Aegis dated Oct. 8, 1987: The public school system was making the news 25 years ago, when SAT scores were up significantly from 1986 and the annual school calendar failed to note the Christian holidays. The 1,958 students in the Class of 1987...Tags: Religious Festivals, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Holidays, Yom Kippur, Kmart
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25 years ago: Illegal gaming machines seized, 40 drug dealers arrested
From The Aegis dated Oct. 29, 1987: It was a big week for law enforcement in Harford County 25 years ago, when more than 25 illegal video poker machines were seized and 40 drug dealers were arrested during separate raids. The first was the video poker...Tags: Government, Regional Authority, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Dining and Drinking, Havre de Grace
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