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Harbaugh will not be fined for bumping an official Sunday
Ravens coach John Harbaugh will not be fined for making contact with a game official during Sunday's 31-30 victory over the New England Patriots, confirmed a league spokesman. Harbaugh was flagged late in the fourth quarter for an unsportsmanlike conduct...
Tags: National Football League, Punishment, John Harbaugh, Cincinnati Bengals, Justin Tucker
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Ray Rice, Marshal Yanda and Cary Williams all fined by NFL for unnecessary roughness
The Baltimore SunRavens Pro Bowl running back Ray Rice was fined $7,875 for unnecessary roughness for a late hit during a 24-23 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, according to an NFL spokesman. Pro Bowl offensive guard Marshal Yanda was fined $7,875 for unnecessary...Tags: Football, National Football League, NFL Pro Bowl, Ray Rice, Punishment
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State, Balto. Co. officials urge action against Tee-Bee's Place
A group of state lawmakers and a county councilman are urging the Baltimore County liquor board to take action against a Parkville bar where a security guard was fatally stabbed this month. In letters, the officials said the board should send a strong...Tags: Parkville, Punishment, Bars and Clubs, David Marks, Dining and Drinking
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Ed Reed suspended one game for repeated hits to the head
The Baltimore SunEd Reed’s tackling has been scrutinized all season and now the NFL has weighed in. The Ravens’ veteran free safety was suspended one game by the league Monday for repeated violations of the rule prohibiting hits to the head and neck area of...Tags: Football, National Football League, NFL Pro Bowl, Darrius Heyward-Bey, Ed Reed
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NFL warns teams about conduct toward replacement referees
The Baltimore SunThe National Football League wants to ensure that coaches aren't confrontational with the replacement officials, even when they screw up calls. So, the league has been contacting teams to warn them about potential discipline if the replacement...Tags: San Francisco 49ers, National Football League, John Fox, Football, Punishment
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Deal with county absolves Recher Theatre in Towson melee
A negotiated agreement announced Monday morning between Baltimore County government and the owners of the Recher Theatre on York Road absolves the theater of all responsibility for the late-September crowd disturbances in downtown Towson. The...
Tags: Punishment, Kevin Kamenetz, Towson
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When will drivers learn to slow down?
For the third day in a row The Sun has used the word "revenue" to identify the fines collected from speed- and red-light cameras ("Not so fast," Sept. 14). But these are fines, not revenue. If the city wanted revenue it could solve its budget issues...Tags: Punishment
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Ellicott City woman pleads guilty to misusing title company funds
An Ellicott City woman pleaded guilty to wire fraud Wednesday for misusing more than $1.5 million in mortgage closing funds, federal prosecutors announced. Harriet M. Taylor, 56, faces a maximum sentence of 30 years in prison and a $1 million fine for...Tags: Insurance, Prisons, Companies and Corporations, Ellicott City, Prosecution
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Taylor Mays fined $21,000 for hit on Ed Dickson, Webb not fined
The Baltimore SunCincinnati Bengals safety Taylor Mays was fined $21,000 by the NFL for unnecessary roughness for his helmet-to-helmet hit on Ravens tight end Ed Dickson, according to a league spokesman. Dickson was upended Monday night by Mays, who launched himself into...Tags: National Football League, Football, Punishment, Cincinnati Bengals, Lardarius Webb
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City gets nearly $20 million from speed camera tickets, irritating critics
Baltimore got nearly $20 million in revenue from speed cameras over the past year — a higher-than-expected figure that is sparking debate over the accuracy of the city's budget projections and whether the camera program is more a cash cow than a...
Tags: Punishment, Bernard C. Young, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Companies and Corporations, Montgomery County (Maryland)
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Federal statistics on campus crime present confusing disparities
Campus crime statistics reported to the federal government show there were 15 burglaries at Morgan State University in 2010. But a review of the university's daily crime log found twice as many. When reporting campus crime to the U.S. Department of...
Tags: Johns Hopkins University, Trials, George H.W. Bush, Criminal Laws, Labor Legislation
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Ravens' Ramon Harewood fined $8,000 for block on Brockers
The Baltimore SunBaltimore Ravens offensive tackle Ramon Harewood was fined $8,000 by the NFL for an illegal block against the St. Louis Rams, according to a league source with knowledge of the situation. Harewood delivered a diving block to the right leg of St. Louis...Tags: National Football League, Ramon Harewood, Football, Punishment, Michael Brockers
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