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Bel Air teen gets life sentence for August murder
Donnell Graham, the teenager who stabbed a Bel Air blind man to death last summer during a robbery in the victim's home, was sentenced Wednesday to life in prison with the possibility of parole. A large crowd showed up for Graham's sentencing hearing...Tags: William Carr, Punishment, Lawyers, Laws, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
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Baltimore man convicted of 2006 murder of Glen Burnie dentist
A Baltimore man serving a 60-year murder sentence now faces life without parole in an unrelated homicide in Glen Burnie, after he was convicted Monday of the first-degree murder of Dr. Albert Woonho Ro. Dante Jeter, 25, is scheduled to be sentenced...
Tags: Court Preliminary, Glen Burnie, Interior Policy, Murder, Dentistry and Dental Health
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Six recent indecency reports in Bel Air area likely related, police say
After a brief lull, the number of incidents of indecent exposure being reported in the greater Bel Area are on the rise again, police say, with the latest incident occurring Wednesday near Patterson Mill Middle and High School. From last Friday through...Tags: Laws, Harford County, Bel Air (Allegany, Maryland), Maryland State Police, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland)
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Homicide detective accused of forcing way into homes to search for missing daughter
A Baltimore Police Department homicide detective has been suspended amid allegations that he used his badge while off-duty to force his way into homes and search for his daughter who had run away, according to law enforcement authorities and sources. The...
Tags: Laws, Baltimore County, Phylicia Barnes
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Archives: Dr. Pam Basu case
Below are links to stories published by the Baltimore Sun about the Pamela Basu case. Click the link to be taken to that story. - Sept. 9, 1992 - Howard mother, 34, dragged to death by her stolen car Two suspects charged with first-degree murder in the...
Tags: Death Penalty, Glen Burnie, Head Injuries, Juvenile Delinquency, Murder
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Investigation into allegations of rogue police raid broadens
The investigation of a Baltimore homicide detective, accused of conducting an unauthorized search at an apartment while looking for his missing teenage daughter, has broadened as authorities seek to determine whether other law enforcement resources were...
Tags: Conservation, Lawyers, Laws, Facebook, Missing Persons
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Maryland can reduce murder rate with 'right to carry' law
The Sun should be commended for publishing such an extensive article on the "right to carry" laws in Maryland and putting it in clear terms that anyone can understand ("Gun laws' sketchy effect," March 11). The bottom line, according to the academics,...Tags: Gun Control, Laws, Personal Weapon Control, Interior Policy, Murder
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Supreme Court decisions renew interest in petition fighting convicted child rapist's release
Nearly 100 people have added their names to an online peititon seeking to keep a convicted child rapist behind bars since Wednesday, when two U.S. Supreme Court decisions appeared to bolster the man's appeal arguments and the likelihood he could be...Tags: Abusive Behavior, Defendants, Punishment, Laws, Prosecution
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Trayvon Martin case: Florida's license to kill
Nearly a month after an unarmed black teenager was shot to death by a neighborhood watch captain, police in Sanford, Fla., have yet to make an arrest. Seventeen-year-old Trayvon Martin was returning from a convenience store near the house of his father'...Tags: Racism, Emmett Till, Minority Groups, Shootings, Interior Policy
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Cecil Co. murder charges against abortion doctors withdrawn
The Cecil County state's attorney's office withdrew all charges Tuesday in the murder prosecutions of Nicola I. Riley and Steven C. Brigham, the first doctors charged under Maryland's fetal homicide law in a case involving a medical procedure.
"This...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Abortion, Medical Procedures and Tests, Pregnancy and Childbirth, Cecil County
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For first time, O'Malley moves toward clemency for two lifers
Gov.Martin O'Malleyis taking steps to grant clemency to two Maryland inmates serving life sentences, including a Baltimore man convicted of murder at age 14 — the first time he has proceeded that far on such an action. Aides said public notices...Tags: Regional Authority, Defendants, Murder, Punishment, Lawyers
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For Farley Grant, better late than life
It appears that the governor of Maryland, a former prosecutor and Baltimore mayor who built his political career on zero-tolerance crime policies, might finally give birth to a conscience in the matter of Mark Farley Grant — an inmate who went to...Tags: Regional Authority, Court Preliminary, Health and Safety at School, Colleges and Universities, Juvenile Delinquency
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