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Minor in possession of a loaded pastry
If anyone was at risk in the case of the Anne Arundel County second-grader who nibbled a strawberry pastry into the shape of a gun, it wasn't his classmates eating breakfast at Park Elementary School, where authorities say he waved the confection around....
Tags: Prince William County, Alexandria (Alexandria, Virginia)
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Wilkens Police Station commander talks about first months on the job
Capt. Douglas Irwin had only been in command of the Wilkens Police Station for about two months when the shootings at Sandy Hook Elementary School in Newtown, Conn., took place in December 2012. The incident hit home for Irwin, the father on two, what...Tags: Public Officials, Government, Baltimore County, Catonsville, Community College of Baltimore County
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Text messages show Gladden warned of bringing gun to school
The night before Robert Gladden Jr. took his father's gun to Perry Hall High School, he texted a friend about the plan, but begged him to keep it a secret. "I am going to bring a shotgun and 21 shells, ill let your imagination do the rest," the 15-year-...
Tags: Teaching and Learning, Teachers, Witnesses, Students, Juvenile Delinquency
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Remembering Sandy Hook on the way to Congress
From Washington to Annapolis to Hartford, Conn., wherever new gun restrictions are being debated, it's important to remember Sandy Hook. That's not a plea to the emotions. That's a plea to human decency and common sense — a reminder of the...
Tags: Fred Thomas, U.S. Congress, Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, September 11, 2001 Attacks, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut)
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Harford legislators fighting to stop gun control bill
As the gun control debate rages in Annapolis, many Harford County's legislators say they oppose tougher laws on ownership and registration, landing them in the minority among their colleagues in the Maryland General Assembly. All three of Harford's...Tags: Harford County, Mary-Dulany James, Barry Glassman, Executive Branch, Civil Rights
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Perry Hall High School shooter Gladden gets 35 years in prison
After an emotional day of testimony, Robert W. Gladden Jr., the 15-year-old charged in the Perry Hall High School cafeteria shooting, was sentenced Monday to 35 years in prison. Baltimore County Circuit Judge Robert E. Cahill Jr. went beyond state...
Tags: Judges, Health and Safety at School, Justice System, Perry Hall, Punishment
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Carroll County Sheriff's Office honors five with annual awards
County Sheriff Kenneth Tregoning announced that the annual Carroll County Sheriff's Office Personnel Awards were presented to the following recipients in recognition of their commitment to public service and exemplary performance: • Sgt. Thomas...Tags: Prisons, Justice System, Court Administration
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The forgotten victim: Nancy Lanza
The philosopher Kahlil Gibran's meditation on children is a touching favorite among parents who have read "The Prophet." In it, he captures perfectly the helplessness we feel as our children go out into the world, into the future, and necessarily...
Tags: Adam Lanza, Schizophrenia, Barack Obama
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Gladden pleads guilty in shooting at Perry Hall High
Perry Hall High School student Robert W. Gladden Jr. pleaded guilty Tuesday to attempted murder in a shooting attack on a schoolmate last August, bringing an abrupt end to his trial in Baltimore County Circuit Court. Gladden, 15, had told...
Tags: Prisons, Safety of Citizens, Trials, Prozac (drug), Juvenile Delinquency
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Speaking out for Second Amendment [Letter]
Editor, On Feb. 6, thousands of pro Second Amendment followers gathered in Annapolis to attend the Senate Judicial Committee's hearing on gun control bill SB281 and listen to the testimony of the governor and his loyal legion of gun control minions....Tags: Laws, Executive Branch, Civil Rights, Barack Obama, Annapolis
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Baltimore woman among Obama's Citizen Medal awardees
Janice Jackson remembers being a 20-something flirting with the young men who worked at the Baltimore rehabilitation center where she visited her brother as he was recovering from a car accident that left him paralyzed. Three years later, they would be...
Tags: U.S. Army, Teaching and Learning, White House, Teachers, Awards and Prizes
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Accused school shooter had troubled childhood, witnesses say
Robert W. Gladden Jr.'s difficulties at school, including reports that he bullied peers, and his troubled home life emerged during Wednesday's daylong hearing to determine whether the teen charged in the Perry Hall High School shooting should be tried...
Tags: Teaching and Learning, Witnesses, Trials, Prozac (drug), Mental Health
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