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Man chokes on bag of crack, police arrest him on drug charges
Police arrested a 28-year-old Baltimore man who attempted to swallow a bag full of crack cocaine outside the Crossroads Tavern in Anne Arundel County early Friday, police said. Kenneth Tyrone Smith, of the 3700 block of Brooklyn Ave., was charged with...Tags: Bars and Clubs, Police Arrests, Prosecution, Dining and Drinking, Heroin
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Yo Gotti stays connected to the streets
When Yo Gotti comes to Baltimore, he feels at home. The 30-year-old rapper from Memphis, Tenn., says Charm City reminds him of his gritty hometown.
"I like what the city stands for," said Gotti, who performs at Baltimore Soundstage on Sunday. "It's...Tags: Music, Nicki Minaj
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Jurors weigh Owings Mills murder case
Six weeks after Scott M. Greenberg was found shot to death in his parents' house in Owings Mills in August, 2009, police arrested Gerald E. Sears and charged him with murder, robbery and drug-dealing. Police never found the murder weapon, or the wallet,...
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Balto. Co. man found guilty of 2009 Owings Mills killing
A Baltimore County man was found guilty by a Circuit Court jury Friday of fatally shooting a man found in an Owings Mills home in 2009, a state prosecutor said. Gerald E. Sears, 31, who was living in Owings Mills at the time of the killing, was convicted...Tags: Lawyers, Baltimore County, Murder, Prosecution, Prisons
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Woman dies after crash with suspect being pursued by city police
[This post has been updated. The original version remains intact below] A 22-year-old woman was killed and her infant daughter injured Monday night after a man eluding city police ran a red light and plowed into her vehicle in West Baltimore, authorities...
Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Injuries and Wounds, Frederick Douglass, Judges, Justice System
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Arbutus woman takes plea deal in 2008 stabbing murder
An Arbutus woman who won an appeal to a 2009 jury decision finding her guilty of first-degree murder for the stabbing death of an Arbutus man in 2008 has taken a plea deal in her reopened case to a lesser charge of second-degree murder. Under what is...Tags: Lawyers, Baltimore County, Murder, Prosecution, Prisons
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Father: Son held in bank robbery wanted drug money
The father of a man charged with robbing a bank in Frederick says his son had just been released from a psychiatric ward, where he was being treated for drug addiction. Thomas Schultz told The Frederick News-Post that his son, Andrew Schultz, had been...Tags: Montgomery County (Maryland), Prosecution, Bank Robbery, Frederick (Frederick, Maryland), Theft
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Harford drug overdose calls widespread so far in 2012
Since the start of this year, at least 18 suspected drug overdoses that required police and emergency medical responses have been called in to the Harford County Sheriff's Office. Those calls came on the heels of one horrific two-day period in December...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Harford County, Behavioral Conditions, OxyContin (drug), Heroin
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New defendant is 23rd charged in Dead Man Inc. gang case
A 23rd suspect has been charged in an indictment against the Maryland-based prison gang Dead Man Inc., according to documents recently unsealed in federal court. Kevin Bales, whose age and address are not listed in court documents, was arrested and...Tags: Murder, Prosecution, Halethorpe, Trials, Justice System
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Abingdon man sentenced to 10 years for crack dealing
An Abingdon man was sentenced Friday to 10 years in federal prison in connection with his role in a cocaine distribution ring. U.S. District Judge Richard D. Bennett sentenced Victor Andre Thomas, also known as "Flak" and "Flat," 40, of the 2900 block of...Tags: Harford County, Trials, Electronics, Punishment, Aberdeen
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A threat to Maryland's progressive prisoner representation law
Why is a conservative foundation in Iowa seeking to roll back a civil rights law in Maryland?
Three weeks ago, a federal lawsuit funded by the Legacy Foundation was filed against Maryland's proposed congressional redistricting plan. But the lawyers...Tags: Minority Groups, Hospitals and Clinics, Civil Laws, Prisoners and Detainees, NAACP
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Mandatory minimum sentences impede justice
I have never met Tony Allen Gregg, a drug abuser and occasional dealer, a 10th-grade dropout and petty criminal. But the details of Mr. Gregg's life — and the life sentence he is now serving — highlight a major problem in our criminal...Tags: Substance Abuse, Trials, Punishment, FBI, Criminal Laws
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