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• Former Oriole Melvin Mora Becomes U.S. Citizen

  10-05-2017 23:52
  BALTIMORE (WJZ)– He’s taken center field in front of 40,000 plus baseball fans, but former Baltimore Oriole third baseman Melvin Mora, said he was more nervous in a room of just 100 people as he took a big step Wednesday.
  Mora, who has called Baltimore home for 17 years, started his family in Charm City. Wednesday, his six children and wife, watched him as he became a citizen at the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services.
  He made fans proud for years hitting home runs as a Baltimo
  
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• Maryland Live Casino Adds Hotel; Creating Hundreds Of Jobs

  10-05-2017 23:42
  BALTIMORE (WJZ)– The Maryland Live Casino continues to expand with a new hotel under construction, which adds hundreds of jobs.
  Maryland Live is betting on another win, now in addition to a place to play, it’s working on a place to stay.
  “This brings more to the entire Maryland Live experience,” said Rob Norton of Maryland Live.
  The 17-story hotel tower represents up to 500 construction jobs over the next several months, in addition to full time jobs.
  “Yes in a
  
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• Police Still Searching For Dog Stolen From Ellicott City Rescue

  10-05-2017 23:35
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) —An animal rescue in Ellicott City is desperately seeking a puppy that was stolen from its cage.
  Becca, a 4-month-old husky mix with stunning blue eyes, vanished without a trace Saturday night.
  Police tell WJZ they rarely see dogs stolen from shelters, and this one has some distinct features.
  “The dog was gone,” said Moira Liskovec, founder of the Small Miracles Cat & Dog Rescue. “You know, we were horrified.”
  By the close of the last shift, staf
  
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• Howard County Charges Against Escaped Inmate Have Been Dropped

  10-05-2017 23:32
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ)– Howard County Police say charges against the inmate who escaped and eluded police for several days have been dropped.
  The charges against David Watson in Howard County that were dropped were first- and second-degree escape and second-degree assault.
  RELATED: Escaped Inmate To Remain In Howard Co. After Recapture
  A Judge had ordered Watson’s transfer to Clifton T. Perkins Hospital Center for a competency evaluation, but the Howard County State’s Attorn
  
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• Officers Detail Rescue Of 2 Bucks Who Were Stuck In The Mud

  10-05-2017 23:28
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) —Two deer trapped in mud in Anne Arundel County were pulled to safety on Saturday.
  WJZ’s Tracey Leong spoke with the Maryland Natural Resources Police officers about the difficult process of saving their lives.
  It was an unusual call, they say, and they had to get creative to save the bucks.
  “If you can imagine the suction around the deer, just trying to breath and that sort of thing, you know, obviously time is important,” said DNR officer Brian Hunt.
  He
  
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• Annapolis Looking Beyond The Sandbag For Flood Prevention

  10-05-2017 22:39
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) —As the climate warms and sea levels rise, cities like Annapolis are already dealing with increased flooding.
  When storm surge from Hurricane Isabel flooded the Annapolis waterfront in 2003, it caused $160 million in damage.
  But now, all it takes is a high tide or heavy rain to trigger nuisance flooding.
  “The sea level rise is going up and we want to be prepared to address these problems before they happen,” said Mayor Michael Pantelides.
  Currently, the first li
  
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• Coast Guardsman Loses All In Fire, Garners Community Support

  10-05-2017 22:23
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Quinten Maggio leaned against the wooden table in the back of the West Street Starbucks in Annapolis, just down the road from his new home. He wore brand-new clothes, brand-new shoes and carried a brand-new wallet.
  To the casual onlooker, there was nothing out of the ordinary about this 22-year-old Coast Guardsman – but to those who know him, Maggio’s “newness” is indicative of a terrible loss.
  In the dark hours between March 5 and March 6, eve
  
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• Documents Offer Harrowing Timeline Of Frat’s Deadly Night

  10-05-2017 21:37
  
  Helped by surveillance footage, prosecutors painted a harrowing picture of the events inside a Penn State University fraternity in early February that led them to charge 18 members in the death of a pledge.
  The video from cameras inside Beta Theta Pi, interviews with students and text messages allowed them to build a detailed timeline of what happened to Timothy Piazza — from his arrival for pledge acceptance night to his frat brothers’ decision to call an ambulance for him the next
  
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• Tony Awards 2017: 10 Fast Facts

  10-05-2017 21:33
  
  The 2017 Tony Awards will air on June 11th at 8/7c on CBS. To get you in the Tony’s spirit, check out these 10 fast facts.
  The Tony Awards were named after actress, director, producer and former leader of the American Theatre Wing, Antoinette Perry
  The first two Tony Awards had no official award, winners were given a scroll and a memento, such as a money clip or purse
  Harold Prince has won 21 Tony Awards, more than any other individual in history
  Natasha, Pierre & The Great Comet Of 18
  
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• Maryland Board OKs Large Lottery Contract

  10-05-2017 21:33
  
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — A Maryland board has approved a large contract for the lottery’s central monitoring and control system.
  The Board of Public Works voted 2-1 Wednesday for the contract, which could run as high as $341 million over 11 years. Gov. Larry Hogan and Treasurer Nancy Kopp voted for the contract for Scientific Games International. Comptroller Peter Franchot voted against it.
  The contract created controversy because the lottery recommended it over two other companies, who
  
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• Rock Nation? Dwayne Johnson Considering Run For White House

  10-05-2017 20:04
  
  LOS ANGELES (AP) — After conquering Hollywood, Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson may have his sights set on the White House.
  The actor and former pro wrestler tells GQ that he thinks a presidential run is “a real possibility.”
  Johnson says if he were president, “poise” and “leadership” would be top priorities.
  One thing he’s not in favor of is President Donald Trump’s proposed travel ban, saying that he believes “in inclusion.&rdquo
  
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• Court Rejects Inmate’s Claims For Firing Squad Or Hanging

  10-05-2017 19:56
  
  MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — A federal appeals court is rejecting the claims of an Alabama death row inmate who says he should be executed by hanging or firing squad rather than lethal injection.
  The 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Anthony Boyd cannot be put to death by alternative methods since lethal injection and electrocution are Alabama’s only approved execution methods.
  The decision released Tuesday upholds a lower court that rejected Boyd’s arguments. The inmate
  
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• Jury Awards $1.26 Million For Dog Shot, Killed By Police Officer

  10-05-2017 19:35
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) —A jury has awarded $1.26 million to a family whose dog was shot and killed by police in February 2014.
  According to a press release from the Hansel Law firm in Baltimore, the three-day trial took place in the Circuit Court for Anne Arundel County.
  “The verdict sends a strong message to the police about how community expectations,” said counsel for the plaintiff, Cary J. Hansel. “The duty to serve and protect extends to our animal family members as well. S
  
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• PTO Meets With School After Teacher Charged With Assaulting Student

  10-05-2017 18:50
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A day after a teacher accused of assaulting a student was arrested, parents and community leaders met with school administration at Waverly Elementary/Middle School to voice their concerns.
  Taurean Branch has been charged with child abuse and assault after police say cell phone video showed him hitting an 11-year-old student in the midsection.
  RELATED: Police: Baltimore City Teacher Assaulted 11-Year-Old Student
  The school’s parent teacher organization, co
  
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• Baltimore teen dead in shooting, another teen charged as adult in ... - Baltimore Sun

  10-05-2017 18:40
  
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  One Baltimore teenager died from his injuries in a shooting and another teen was charged as an adult in a separate shooting in Baltimore Tuesday, police said.
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• PECOTA Projected Orioles In Last Place, But They Currently Have Best Record In MLB

  10-05-2017 18:20
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Earlier this year PECOTA, which stands for Player Empirical Comparison and Optimization Test Algorithm, projected the Baltimore Orioles would place last in the American League East’s MLB standings.
  However, the team currently owns the best record in baseball.@Orioles 6 gm win streak. Best rec in @MLB. I'll just leave this losing record, last place projection here. #LongSeason pic.twitter.com/vEXYFZEjg6
  — Mark Viviano (@MarkWJZ) May 10, 2017
  Manager Buck Showal
  
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• Police Make Arrest In 2015 Murder Case

  10-05-2017 18:06
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police have arrested a 24-year-old man in connection with a 2015 murder in Baltimore.
  Antonio Melvin has been charged with first-degree murder and four counts of first-degree attempted murder in the death of Darrell Alston.
  Police say Alston was shot in the head back on May 20, 2015.
  He was one of five people who had been shot in the 2400 block of E. Monument St.
  Detectives continued investigating, and nearly two years after the fatal shooting, were able to arrest Me
  
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• Sessions Interviewing Interim Candidates To Replace Comey

  10-05-2017 17:45
  
  WASHINGTON (AP) — A Justice Department official says Attorney General Jeff Sessions is interviewing candidates to serve as the interim replacement for fired FBI Director James Comey.
  Comey’s deputy, FBI veteran Andrew McCabe, has become acting director after Comey was fired by President Donald Trump.
  But a Justice Department official says senior leaders are interviewing additional candidates who could do the job until a permanent replacement for Comey is named and confirmed by the Se
  
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• Wife Of ESPN’s Chris Berman Dies In Two-Car Accident

  10-05-2017 16:58
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Katherine Berman, wife of legendary ESPN broadcaster Chris Berman, died Tuesday afternoon in a two-car accident in Connecticut.
  According to local reports, Berman, who was 67, rear-ended another car, left the road and overturned in a small body of water.
  Police on the scene indicated that Edward Bertulis, who was 87, was also involved in the accident. Bertulis’s car struck a utility pole; Bertulis died at nearby Waterbury Hospital.
  “This is a devastating
  
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• Minority Business Summit Taking Place In Baltimore

  10-05-2017 16:56
  BALTIMORE (AP) — A minority business summit is taking place in Baltimore.
  Organizers are calling Wednesday’s event the first-ever summit on advanced minority manufacturing in the mid-Atlantic region.
  Mayor Catherine Pugh and Maryland Lt. Gov. Boyd Rutherford are scheduled to attend the summit.
  It’s designed to assist and support minority manufacturers and minority companies by connecting them to new opportunities.
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• Baltimore Mayor Hosts Screening Of Film About Energy

  10-05-2017 16:50
  
  BALTIMORE (AP) — Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh is hosting a screening of a film about energy production and the coal mining industry.
  Pugh will join Bloomberg Philanthropies to screen National Geographic Documentary Films’ “From the Ashes,” which explores energy production, coal and mining.
  The screening will begin at 6:30 at the Parkway Theater in the Station North Arts and Entertainment District in Baltimore.
  Other panelists include: Thomas Burke of Johns Hopkins Unive
  
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• 4 Treated For Overdose After Student Party Near Johns Hopkins

  10-05-2017 16:47
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) —Four students who were at a party broken up by Baltimore Police near Johns Hopkins Sunday night were hospitalized and treated with Narcan, a nasal spray used for the emergency treatment of an opioid overdose.
  Officers responded to 200 E. University Parkway around 11 p.m. that night. They say about 40 students ran when they showed up.
  The host of the party was cited.
  The students who were treated for overdose were transported to Union Memorial. Their current conditions are
  
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• Capitals’ “Mr. Game 7” Justin Williams Is Ready To Face Penguins

  10-05-2017 16:29
  
  By Gracenote
  The Pittsburgh Penguins aren’t thrilled with the path they’ve traveled to get to Game 7 of their Eastern Conference semifinal series against the Washington Capitals, but the road ultimately has been kind at the end of their previous trips. Pittsburgh sports a perfect 5-0 record on the road in its previous Game 7 clashes heading into Wednesday’s winner-take-all clash with Washington at the Verizon Center.
  “These are the games that you live to play in. It&rsquo
  
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• 7 Men Arrested During Prostitution Sting

  10-05-2017 16:25
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police have arrested seven men accused of paying for a prostitute.
  The following men face charges of solicitation of prostitution and disorderly conduct:
  Michael Antonio Estu, 21, of Prince Frederick
  Quintyn Anthony Fraser, 26, of Capitol Heights
  Guillermo Alejandro Saenz Moreno, 20, of Laurel
  Jeffrey Jomo Walker, 49, of Abingdon
  Wesley Karl Watkins, 30, of Severn
  Sherman Marelle Wilkes, 38, of Owings Mills
  Brandon Michael Williams, 21, of Laurel
  The Howard County Po
  
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• Orioles Vs Nationals Shifts To D.C. For Home-And-Home Beltway Series

  10-05-2017 16:23
  
  By Gracenote
  The Baltimore Orioles own the best record in the majors and will carry a six-game winning streak into Wednesday’s matchup at the Washington Nationals in the continuation of a four-game, home-and-home Beltway Series. The Orioles won 5-4 in 12 innings Tuesday, scoring twice in the ninth against the Nationals’ beleaguered bullpen.
  Mark Trumbo’s bases-loaded single lifted Baltimore to its third walk-off win this season after Jonathan Schoop delivered an RBI double in t
  
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• Wednesday, May 10, 2017

  10-05-2017 16:10
  People Are Talking about Bourbon And Bowties.Linh and Marty Have Coffee With Brian Vickers and Katie Hoff.
  
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• Comcast Sportsnet Analyst Alan May Previews Game 7 Between Capitals Vs Penguins

  10-05-2017 15:50
  Alan May, analyst for the Washington Capitals pre and post game shows on Comcast Sportsnet Mid-Atlantic, joined Ed and Rob to preview tonight’s game seven between the Capitals and Penguins.
  Alan started by talking about why some understandably skeptical Caps fans should believe in this team tonight saying, “Look at the Chicago Cubs they go 108 years without a victory and we finally get to see that, we see the Red Sox years ago exercise their demons, Sergio Garcia came up with a big p
  
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• Orioles Rallied For Their Sixth Consecutive Win

  10-05-2017 15:40
  
  By The Sports Xchange
  BALTIMORE — The Washington Nationals walked Chris Davis to bring up another Baltimore Orioles slugger, Mark Trumbo, with the bases loaded and one out in the bottom of the 12th inning.
  Trumbo delivered a walk-off single on the next pitch as the Orioles rallied for their sixth consecutive win, a 5-4 decision over the Nationals on Tuesday night.
  Trumbo, who led the major leagues with 47 home runs last year, did not get upset by the move.
  “That’s just part of
  
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• Man Charged, Woman Sought For Sex In Pennsylvania McDonald’s

  10-05-2017 15:40
  SHREWSBURY, Pa. (AP) — Police have charged a Maryland man with having oral sex in the dining room of a Pennsylvania McDonald’s but say they’re still searching for his female companion.
  Shrewsbury Township police on Monday charged 30-year-old Conrad Jablecki for the incident back on March 3.
  Police say an employee caught the couple in the act and kicked them out of the restaurant shortly after 1 p.m. that day.
  Police have yet to name or charge the woman.
  Online court records don
  
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• 16-Year-Old Charged As Adult In Attempted Murder Case

  10-05-2017 15:20
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) – A teenager has been charged in connection to a shooting in Baltimore City.
  Police say 16-year-old Staffon Spencer was arrested for shooting a 19-year-old male in the arm after a fight on May 8, 2017 in the 600 block of Laurens Street. The victim was taken to the hospital for treatment.
  Spencer was arrested on Tuesday and taken to Central Booking where he has been charged as an adult for attempted first degree murder.
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• Reward Offered For Information On Cat Shot With Pellet Gun

  10-05-2017 13:55
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) – Charles County Police are investigating an animal cruelty case in La Plata.
  A cat was found by it’s owner visibly injured, and at first thought to be hit by a car. When the owner took the cat to the emergency animal clinic, doctors discovered it had been shot with a high-powered pellet gun.
  The cat’s leg was shattered and eventually needed to be amputated. The cat, named Maximus, is still being treated at the clinic.
  Photo Courtesy: Charles County Police
  
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• WEATHER BLOG: Enjoy The Warmth While It Last

  10-05-2017 13:06
  
  Hi Everyone!
  Most likely many of you were not up in the middle of the night as the members of this early shift are. And I can tell you that the full moon beginning to, and then setting pre-dawn, was just something to see. A close full moon anyway, but then it hit that atmospheric distortion,  and WOW! By the way this month’s full moon is called the “flower moon.”
  Under those same clear skies we will see a FINE afternoon develop. With a good amount of sun, and a bit of a so
  
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• Armed Suspect Flees Traffic Stop In Parkville

  10-05-2017 11:43
  
  PARKVILLE, Md. (WJZ)- Police are searching for a man they say fled a traffic stop while armed with a handgun.
  Maryland State Police pulled over 27-year-old Marcus Lennon in Parkville around 12:30 Wednesday morning for a routine traffic stop. Police say when the Trooper approached the vehicle he saw Lennon was armed with a handgun. The Trooper quickly handcuffed Lennon while he was still in the car. As the Trooper tried to remove him from the car, Lennon sped off. Troopers found the vehicle a sho
  
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• Capitals, Ducks Confront Game 7 Demons Vs. Penguins, Oilers

  10-05-2017 11:33
  (AP) – Game 7 may be the most exciting phrase in sports to a lot of people. Probably not for the Washington Capitals and Anaheim Ducks.
  The Capitals have lost six of nine Game 7s in the Alex Ovechkin era, and the Ducks have lost five in a row with stars Ryan Getzlaf and Corey Perry, including a heartbreaker in each of the last four years. Wednesday night is the chance for each team to confront its Game 7 demons as Washington hosts the defending Stanley Cup champion Pittsburgh Penguins and
  
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• Trumbo’s Single In 12th Gives Orioles 5-4 Win Over Nationals

  10-05-2017 05:11
  
  BALTIMORE (AP) — Mark Trumbo singled in the tiebreaking run in the 12th inning, and the Baltimore Orioles extended their season-best winning streak to six games with a 5-4 comeback victory over the Washington Nationals on Tuesday night.
  Baltimore rallied from a late three-run deficit to complete a two-game sweep of its neighbor. The interleague series shifts to Washington for two games on Wednesday and Thursday.
  Singles by Adam Jones and Manny Machado, along with an intentional walk to Chr
  
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• Coach Harbaugh Donates $1.5K In Hats To Soldiers In Afghanistan

  10-05-2017 05:00
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Ravens Coach John Harbaugh receives $1,5000 every year from sports company New Era at the NFL League Meetings to spend on personal use or giveaways throughout the season. This year, Coach Harbaugh decided to put the money to special use and bought hats for troops serving overseas.
  Harbaugh’s money was used to buy 154 New Era hats to give away to soldiers in Afghanistan.
  “Certainly can’t underestimate how appreciative we are of the great sacrifices m
  
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• Nicki Minaj Pays College Costs For Twitter Fans

  10-05-2017 04:39
  Nicki Minaj is putting some fans on scholarship.
  After a fan asked the hip-hop star if she would pay his college tuition on Twitter on Saturday night, Minaj agreed to pay fans’ school costs — on the condition that they show her perfect marks. She wrote, “Show me straight A’s that I can verify w/ur school and I’ll pay it.”Ok u guys. It's been fun. Let me make those payments tmrw then see if I have any money left. I'll do some more in a month or 2.— NICKI
  
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• Chelsea Manning Releases 1st Statement Since Clemency Win

  10-05-2017 04:38
  KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) — The soldier imprisoned for leaking hundreds of thousands of classified military documents to WikiLeaks released her first statement Tuesday since being granted clemency, saying she hopes to use lessons she’s learned in prison to help others.
  Chelsea Manning, who is scheduled to be released from prison next week, thanked former President Barack Obama, who granted her clemency in the final days of his presidency. She also said letters of support from fellow tran
  
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• Orioles Closer Zach Britton Expected To Miss 45-60 Days With Injury

  10-05-2017 01:48
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ)– Orioles closer Zach Britton will be shut down for the next 45-60 days due to a left forearm injury.
  Britton, who received a second opinion on Monday in California with Dr. Neal ElAttrache, is currently at the club’s spring facility in Sarasota, Fla., and said a concrete timeframe didn’t come up.
  “The only hard time that ElAttrache gave me was saying, ‘Let’s take 10 days or so and not throw,’ which would put me at 14 days [of rest],&rdquo
  
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• Dance Mom To Dance Con: Abby Lee Miller Gets Year In Prison

  10-05-2017 01:43
  
  By JOE MANDAK, Associated Press
  PITTSBURGH (AP) — Former “Dance Moms” reality TV star Abby Lee Miller was sentenced Tuesday to a year and a day in prison for hiding $775,000 worth of income and bringing $120,000 worth of Australian currency into the U.S. without reporting it.
  U.S. District Judge Joy Flowers Conti also fined Miller $40,000 — on top of the $120,000 in currency she’s forfeiting as part of guilty pleas entered last year — and ordered her to spend
  
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• Scuffle Between Police, College Student Outside Towson Bar To Go To Fed. Court

  10-05-2017 01:17
  BALTIMORE (WJZ)– A lawsuit was filed more than a year after a cell phone recorded a throw-down outside a Towson bar.
  The case will now go in front of a federal judge.
  Cell phone video captured a brawl between Baltimore County Police and a college student back in December 2015. The recordings went viral at the time.
  Zachary Blumenstein, who was then a teenager, can be seen at the bottom of a police scuffle outside the Greene Turtle in Towson.
  He was left with visible bruises and filed a law
  
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• Scuffle Between Police, College Student Outside Towson Bar Heads To Fed. Court

  10-05-2017 01:17
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ)– A lawsuit was filed more than a year after a cell phone recorded a throw-down outside a Towson bar.
  The case will now go in front of a federal judge.
  Cell phone video captured a brawl between Baltimore County police and a college student back in December 2015. The recordings went viral at the time.
  Zachary Blumenstein, who was then a teenager, can be seen at the bottom of a police scuffle outside the Greene Turtle in Towson.
  He was left with visible bruises and filed a law
  
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• Scuffle Between Police and College Student Outside Towson Bar to Go to Fed. Court

  10-05-2017 01:17
  
  BALTIMORE (WJZ)– A lawsuit was filed more than a year after a cell phone recorded a throw-down outside a Towson bar.
  The case will now go in front of a federal judge.
  Cell phone video captured a brawl between Baltimore County Police and a college student back in December 2015. The recordings went viral at the time.
  Zachary Blumenstein, who was then a teenager, can be seen at the bottom of a police scuffle outside the Greene Turtle in Towson.
  He was left with visible bruises and filed a law
  
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• A Hotel For Bees At Seneca Creek State Park

  10-05-2017 01:16
  
  Gaithersburg, Md.(WJZ) — Hotel living for insects? It sounds like the plot of a movie, but those insect hotels are being built as a way to preserve the ecosystem.
  It’s a garden filled with bees — and all of it, is important to you everyday life, more than you know.
  “If you like apples, you want bees. If you like peaches, you want bees,” says Maryland master naturalist and volunteer ranger at Seneca Creek State Park, Nick Hughes.
  It’s not just about apples
  
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• DMV Unites to Battle Opioid State of Emergency

  10-05-2017 00:42
  BALTIMORE (WJZ)– Maryland’s opioid state of emergency gets added support from D.C. and Virginia.
  Virginia’s governor and D.C.’s mayor have joined forces in the fight to prevent addiction.
  Washington, Virginia and Maryland not only share a population, they share the opioid problem.
  “We’re hitting it from every direction we possibly can. We have a state of emergency going on and it’s all hands on deck,” Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said.
  “I’
  
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