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25 Years Ago: Six people killed tragically in Harford
From The Aegis dated Jan. 28, 1988: Six people died in Harford County 25 years ago this week, one of the deadliest police could remember. Three children of a Joppatowne woman died when her car ran off Route 7 and into an abandoned quarry in White...Tags: Judges, Justice System, White Marsh, Rentals, Trials
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Former Naval Academy instructor faces sexual assault charges
A Marine Corps officer who worked as an instructor at the Naval Academy has been accused of sexually assaulting a female midshipman in his Annapolis apartment following the annual croquet match between the academy and St. John's College in 2011. An...
Tags: United States Naval Academy, U.S. Military, West Point, Trials, Military Justice
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Supporters rally for Harford teen accused of killing father
A year after a Bel Air teen was accused of murdering his father, supporters say they still stand behind him. More than 20 people rallied in the rain Wednesday outside the Harford County courthouse in Bel Air for Robert C. Richardson III, who appeared in...
Tags: Justice System, Juvenile Delinquency, Trials, Bel Air (Harford, Maryland), Lawyers
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Dead Man Inc leader writes court, seeks to "correct the record"
James Sweeney, who prosecutors say is one of the co-founders of the violent Dead Man Inc. gang, has been writing to The Baltimore Sun in recent months, saying the organization has been mischaracterized and seeking to set things straight. This week, he...Tags: Prosecution, Defendants, Punishment, Criminals, Justice System
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Baltimore fans react to news of Lewis retiring
Dave Rather and Ray Lewis go back a long way. In 1997, Rather bought Mother's Federal Hill Grille, a popular Federal Hill restaurant that draws packed crowds for Ravens games. He has had season tickets since the Ravens arrived in Baltimore in 1996....
Tags: Auction Service, Football, Indianapolis Colts, Baltimore Orioles, New York Giants
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Leader of Dead Man Inc. gang renounces group at sentencing
As a federal judge handed down a sentence that will virtually ensure Perry Roark spends the rest of his life behind bars, the founder of Maryland's largest home-grown prison gang renounced his association with the group. Roark, a hulking man known as...
Tags: Punishment, Justice System, Judges, Trials, FBI
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Ex-Aberdeen Proving Ground employee gets home detention for aluminum thefts
A Havre de Grace man, who pleaded guilty to stealing tons of aluminum from Aberdeen Proving Ground when he was employed at the installation, was sentenced to a year of home detention by a federal judge Wednesday. In U.S. District Court in Baltimore,...Tags: Punishment, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Judges, Justice System, Trials
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Judge cites 'urban terrorism' in sentencing violent robbery crew
Early on an October morning, serial stickup man Evan Foreman and his partner got to work just minutes before the two check-cashing store employees in Baltimore's Old Goucher neighborhood. The two robbers waited by the door; then Foreman drew a gun and...
Tags: Punishment, Judges, Justice System, Drug Trafficking, Trials
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Bel Air man who sold Oxycodone gets 10 years in prison
A Bel Air man was sentenced to more than 10 years in prison Tuesday after he pleaded guilty to selling prescription drugs on dozens of occasions, the U.S. Department of Justice announced. Ronnie Stocks, 34, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to distribute and...
Tags: Defendants, Prosecution, Punishment, Prescription Drugs, Justice System
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Baltimore man sentenced to five years for unemployment fraud
A 48-year-old Baltimore man was sentenced to five years in prison for fraudulently claiming hundreds of thousands of dollars in unemployment benefits from the state using false identities, a scheme he conducted in part while already behind bars on...Tags: Punishment, Justice System, Employment Opportunities, Trials, Theft
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Baltimore Spectator gains higher profile in police standoff
Frank James MacArthur always said what was on his mind. But sometimes, his sister told him, that wasn't the best idea. "Frank is the kind of person who once in a while you wish he would lie because it wouldn't get him in trouble," Jean Arthur said....
Tags: WikiLeaks, Judges, Justice System, The Home Depot, Trials
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California man guilty in credit card skimming scheme with apparent Harford ties
A Vietnamese national living in California was sentenced recently to six years in federal prison for mail fraud in connection with his role in a credit card skimming scheme that prosecutors say involved an unidentified employee of a Maryland business....Tags: Punishment, Justice System, Electronics, Trials, Theft
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