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Police Blotter
Harford County sheriff's deputies and Maryland State Police report: Aberdeen Marcus Allan Johnson, 20, of the 200 block of Forest Greens Road, was charged Wednesday with first-degree burglary and theft between $10,000 and $100,000. Amanda Jewel Walter,...Tags: Halethorpe, Rosedale (Queens, New York), Elkton, Harford County, Apple iPad
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Howard County's mentally ill face chronic housing crisis
For years there were constant voices in Raymond Stuart Reed's head that led him to believe he was the target of a sinister plot, pushing him to abuse alcohol and crack cocaine.
"I really needed something to calm almost a beast inside of me," said Reed,...Tags: Carroll County (Maryland), Cocaine, Baltimore County, Homelessness, Catonsville
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Three 17-year-olds charged as adults in Harford armed robbery
Three 17-year-old boys accused of an armed robbery in Aberdeen are being charged as adults, for now, after their bail review in Harford County District Court Friday afternoon. Devonte A. Vanhook, Wesley J. Moore and Deshaun Felipe Moore were each held in...Tags: Aberdeen, Hershey (Dauphin, Pennsylvania), Laws, Justice System, Juvenile Delinquency
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Safety concerns raised after back-to-back patient killings at Perkins
After two patients were killed in the span of a week by fellow patients at the state's maximum-security mental hospital, mental health advocates say safety must be improved — but one warned against a clampdown. "It sounds counterintuitive, but...Tags: Employees, Parenting, Symptoms, Jessup (Anne Arundel, Maryland), Prosecution
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Training teaches police how to interact with mentally ill
With voices in her head distracting her, Kimberly Sikalis is struggling to think straight.
"Good morning, I'm the intake worker for the Psychiatric Emergency Services Clinic," a woman with cropped brown hair says to Sikalis.
The woman begins with a...Tags: Employees, Mental Health, Behavioral Conditions, Mental Illness, Montgomery (Montgomery, Alabama)
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Hooked on treatment: Marylanders pay clinic millions, but diagnoses questionable
Kevin Brown knew he was hooked on crack cocaine. That was obvious each time he set off on another smoking binge. But Brown says he never imagined that he also suffered from a mental illness until he walked into Baltimore Behavioral Health Inc.
A day or...Tags: Symptoms, Johns Hopkins University, Hospitals and Clinics, Government Health Care, Assault
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Mission creep in Libya, whether Obama wants it or not
How are Americans to reconcile the Barack Obama who says Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi must go with the one who drags his heels on providing the military means to achieve his departure?
The president's schizophrenia on the Libya crisis has been...Tags: Libyan Civil War (2011), Joe Biden, George W. Bush, World War II (1939-1945), United Nations
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Addicts put in charge, drug use common in BBH housing
Second of two parts; read the first part
For much of his adult life he'd been a slave to cocaine, marijuana, prescription pills and alcohol. Twice he had gone through weeks of intensive psychiatric and drug treatment at Baltimore Behavioral Health Inc.,...Tags: Medical Procedures and Tests, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Property, Rentals, Dan Walker
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Mental illness and the courts
Mental health professionals have known for years that people who suffer from serious mental illnesses are often more likely to end up in jail than in some form of treatment. That's why a new program in the Baltimore City Circuit Court to divert some...Tags: Punishment, Criminals, Prosecution, Diseases and Illnesses, Mental Health
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Playing 'Mind' games
LA Times StaffFor the last few months, Universal Pictures has been juggling a live grenade, hoping it won't go off. In the public eye, the studio's Ron Howard-directed film, "A Beautiful Mind," has been viewed as one of the favorites for this year's best picture Oscar....Tags: Hurricanes, Meteorological Disasters, Ron Howard, Cinema Industry, Movies
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Doctor finds guardian OK to stand trial
Sun StaffA state psychiatrist has found Satrina Roberts competent to stand trial for the 2002 torture death of 15-year-old Ciara Jobes, but nevertheless called it "shocking" that state officials gave Roberts custody of the child while she suffered from a severe...Tags: Health and Safety at Work, Symptoms, Death, Prosecution, Lawyers
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