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Crime roundup: Police assaulted, impersonated; drugs found in car, motel

This roundup of crime briefs from around the area isn't meant to be a comprehensive compilation of Maryland crime news, but a snapshot of some of the newsworthy incidents from across our region.

Here's a look at some of the crime that's happened recently in our coverage area:

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A man was defrauded of $1,600 after he responded to an internet ad for a home rental in Annapolis.

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Police are searching for a masked man who robbed a Pasadena gas station at gunpoint.

Two men were charged with trying to steal a minivan in Severn.

The city's latest "Public Enemy No. 1" was arrested at his home in Brooklyn.

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A man was charged with murder after a body was found in Bowleys Quarters recently.

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An 18-year-old man was charged with impersonating an officer at Eastpoint Mall.

A Southeast Baltimore man was convicted of murder and other charges, police said, after holding his ex-girlfriend captive before shooting his ex-wife.

A Mount Airy man was charged with assaulting a police officer and staff at Carroll Hospital Center.

A Westminster man was arrested on drug posession and distribution charges after police found drugs and materials in his car.

A Westminster man was found guilty of burglarizing his neighbors' homes.

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Five men were sentenced in connection with a drug conspiracy — one of them led police in a high-speed chase.

Two people were arrested when police found guns, drugs and cash in their Edgewood motel room.

Some sections of Harford County have high incarceration rates, according to a recent study.

Police are seeking a man they said robbed seven convenience stores in the area in the last two months.

A Laurel woman is suing in the fallout from the Rams Head video voyeurism case.

A Howard County police cruiser was struck by a drunk driver Saturday. No officers were in the vehicle at the time.

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