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Man allegedly stabs wife hours after release on own recognizance
Daren Ruffin had been home from jail for only about a week before he found himself in custody again. The charge was the same: second-degree assault, after his wife told Baltimore police that Ruffin beat her. But instead of spending a month in jail in...
Tags: Murder, Police Arrests, Boston, Baltimore Police Department, Prisons
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Senior Circles: Plenty could use your help during National Day of Service
To my surprise, I received an invitation in the mail from the Presidential Inaugural Committee to participate in the inauguration of the President and Vice President on Jan. 21. It turns out it is just a commemorative invitation and not an actual ticket...Tags: Washington, DC, Human Rights, Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation, Martin Luther King Jr., Ken Ulman
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Third suspect arrested in Owings Mills road rage incident
A third man is in police custody after a fight at an Owings Mills home in November that erupted after an incident of road rage, according to Baltimore County police. Esaiah Lynn Watts, 21, of the 2600 block of Camberwell Court in Windsor Mill, turned...
Tags: Windsor Mill, Randallstown, Police Arrests, Owings Mills (Baltimore, Maryland), Baltimore County
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Pasadena man sentenced to life in prison in wife's slaying
A Pasadena man has been sentenced to life in prison for killing his wife as she was preparing to leave him. Anne Arundel County Circuit Judge Alison L. Asti sentenced Stephen Richard Salb, 58, on Friday, agreeing with the sentence prosecutors sought for...Tags: Bipolar Disorder, Lawyers, Justice System, Behavioral Conditions, Judges
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Owner of Federal Hill restaurant charged with raping patron on New Year's Eve
Police have charged a Federal Hill restaurant owner with rape after a patron said he sexually assaulted her in a bathroom there on New Year's Eve. Matthew Lasinski, 29, was taken into custody on New Year's Day and has been charged with second-degree...Tags: New Year's Day, Federal Hill, Restaurant and Catering Industry, Sex Crimes, Sexual Assault
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What was the No. 1 sports story of 2012?
Look toward London Iliana Limón Romero Orlando Sentinel The London Olympics delivered the most compelling storylines of 2012. Gabby Douglas was not considered a contender for the women's gymnastics all-around gold medal at the beginning of the year,...Tags: Gabby Douglas, LeBron James, Michael Phelps, Awards and Prizes, Barack Obama
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Number of children in foster care drops in Maryland
Devontay Hudson moved from one foster home to another for years, but last month he was adopted by a Millford Mill family — another symbol of a statewide initiative that has sharply reduced the number of children in foster care. The Gilman School...
Tags: Judges, Conservation, Harford County, Employment Opportunities, Carroll County (Maryland)
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County hosts session on social action, housing priorities
Baltimore County will host a public meeting this week in Towson for nonprofits, government agencies and the public to discuss funding and spending priorities for community development programs aimed at social action, housing, child services and equal...Tags: Towson, Energy Saving, Substance Abuse
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Demographics of 2012 Baltimore homicides
[This data has been updated] Each year, the Baltimore Police homicide section compiles statistics on city killings. Here's how some of the data break down: Murders: 217 Clearance rate (cases closed by arrest or administratively): 47.4 percent Victims...Tags: Demographics, Murder, Police Arrests, FBI, Criminals
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Baltimore therapist takes fight against domestic violence to NFL commissioner
A Baltimore-based therapist who was disturbed by the response to the murder-suicide committed by a Kansas City Chiefs player has taken her cause national. Gretchen Tome, who works at House of Ruth, posted a petition on Change.org demanding NFL...
Tags: Kansas City Chiefs, Baltimore Ravens, National Football League, Sex Crimes, Suicide
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Two sought in assault on MTA bus driver in Baltimore
A man and woman are being sought by police for allegedly assaulting a Maryland Transit Administration bus driver in Baltimore on Thursday afternoon, MTA Police said Monday. The pair were riding the No. 13 line in the 2900 block of North Ave. near the...Tags: Hospitals and Clinics, Maryland Transit Administration, Johns Hopkins Hospital
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Treat child sex abuse as a felony first, a sin second
Elizabeth Ann Murphy's response to Vice Chancellor Sean Caine's letter justifying the Archdiocese of Baltimore's response to allegations of child sexual abuse by John Merzbacher was revealing in its account of her own experience as a victim of such...Tags: Archdiocese of Baltimore
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