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• Property Tax Bills To Be Mailed To Residents As Experts Work To Restore Baltimore City Government Computer Network

  26-06-2019 23:58
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Computer experts are doing what they can to make the city’s computer system whole again, while residents still hang around waiting to pay water bills and parking tickets.
  But don’t worry about that property tax bill, those will be mailed this week.
  “We are in the process of actually printing property tax bills and they will be mailed Friday and Saturday of this week,” said Sheryl Goldstein, the mayor’s deputy chief of staff.
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• FBI Tracked Car Of Coast Guard Lt. Christopher Hasson Weeks Before His Arrest

  26-06-2019 23:45
  GREENBELT, Md. (WJZ) — The FBI tracked the car of a Coast Guard officer, suspected of plotting a terror attack for weeks before his arrest.
  Lt. Christopher Hasson was arrested back in February, accused of stockpiling weapons and making a hit list of prominent Democrats and TV journalists.
  Federal investigators also obtained warrants from Google and Verizon to help keep track of the 50-year-old.
  Related Coverage No Immediate Release For Coast Guard Officer Christopher Hasson
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• Maryland Ranked Among Most Patriotic States In The Nation - CBS Baltimore

  26-06-2019 23:30 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  Maryland Ranked Among Most Patriotic States In The Nation  CBS BaltimoreBALTIMORE (WJZ) — With the Fourth of July right around the corner, Patriotism is in the air, particularly right here in Maryland. According to a new report from ...
  
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• Maryland Ranked Among Most Patriotic States In The Nation

  26-06-2019 23:30
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — With the Fourth of July right around the corner, Patriotism is in the air, particularly right here in Maryland.
  According to a new report from WalletHub, Maryland is among the most patriotic states this year.
  Maryland ranked 22nd in the nation when it comes to patriotism.
  The study ranked all 50 states based on military engagement and civic engagement.
  New Hampshire was ranked the most patriotic state, while New Jersey was ranked the last.
  
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• Notre Dame Fire Could Have Been Started By A Cigarette Or An Electrical Fault, Prosecutors Say

  26-06-2019 23:24
  (CNN) — The catastrophic fire at the Notre Dame Cathedral could have been caused by a burning cigarette or an electrical malfunction, French prosecutors said Wednesday.
  A preliminary investigation into the April fire, which devastated large parts of the 850-year-old church, found no signs that the blaze was started deliberately, Paris prosecutor Remy Heitz said in a statement.
  Investigators carried out a hundred witness hearings during the preliminary investigation
  
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• US Lacrosse Joins With Claire Marie Foundation To Lower Melanoma Rates In Young Lacrosse Players

  26-06-2019 23:02
  SPARKS, Md. (WJZ) — US Lacrosse has entered into a new agreement with the Claire Marie Foundation to work together in reducing the diagnosis of melanoma among adolescents and young adults within the lacrosse community.
  The two organizations will focus on providing greater awareness and education about the disease.
  Rocky Wagonhurst is the father of Claire Wagonhurst, who died of melanoma in 2014.
  “We are just thrilled, it really is a true partnership, our family has been a lacrosse fa
  
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• City ransomware attacks and huge payouts mean a once-private corporate problem has gone public - CNBC

  26-06-2019 23:00 via cnbc.com
  City ransomware attacks and huge payouts mean a once-private corporate problem has gone public  CNBCThese attacks have given the public the opportunity to examine the problems associated with ransomware, where corporations -- not obligated to disclose these ...
  
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• Target’s Teacher Discount Returning In July

  26-06-2019 22:56
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Target’s teacher discount will be back for the second year in a row this summer.
  Target is offering a week-long 15 percent discount starting Saturday, July 13.
  Registered teachers will be able to save on school supplies, wipes, tissues, hand sanitizer and clothes and shoes.
  Teachers have to fill out a verification form in order to get a coupon to get the discount that week.
  For more information on the event, you can click here.
  
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• Nearly 40K Fireworks Recalled Ahead Of Fourth Of July

  26-06-2019 22:50
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Nearly 40,000 fireworks are being recalled ahead of the Fourth of July for violating federal regulatory requirements.
  The Consumer Product Safety Commission posted four recalls Wednesday, detailing which fireworks were illegal:Grandma’s Fireworks
  GS Fireworks
  Patriot Pyrotechnics/Bill’s Fireworks
  KeystoneThe biggest recall, consisting of 25,000 pieces, involves 18 different fireworks sold at Grandma’s Fireworks in Indiana, ranging in price from $20-
  
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• Rocket Mortgage Classic: Can Players Adjust To Detroit Golf Club?

  26-06-2019 22:47
  (CBS Detroit/CBS Local) — The Rocket Mortgage Classic debuts this week at Detroit Golf Club. It will be the first of two consecutive PGA Tour debuts (the 3M Open starts next week). The Detroit area is no stranger to Tour events; the Buick Open called nearby Grand Blanc, Michigan home for over 50 years, ending back in 2009. Quicken Loans, which runs Rocket Mortgage, is also a familiar name, having recently sponsored the Quicken Loans National, the Tour’s former stop in the nation&rsqu
  
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• WATCH: Woman Allegedly Tries To Abduct Two Children At Atlanta Airport

  26-06-2019 22:42
  ATLANTA (CBS Local) — A woman tried to abduct two children at Atlanta’s Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport early Saturday and it was all caught on camera, police said.
  Surveillance video from the airport’s atrium showed what appeared to be a fight between Esther Daniels, 26, of Kansas and a family from nearby Lithia Springs, Georgia.
  According to the family, Daniels — wearing a pink hat — walked over and put her hands on a stroller with a child in it,
  
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• ‘These Dudes Looking To Work’ | Baltimore Man Helping ‘Squeegee Kids’ Find Jobs With Local Business Owners - CBS Baltimore

  26-06-2019 22:40 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  ‘These Dudes Looking To Work’ | Baltimore Man Helping ‘Squeegee Kids’ Find Jobs With Local Business Owners  CBS BaltimoreBALTIMORE (WJZ) — An appeal is being sent out to business owners in the area. The man sending it calls it the “Hire a Squeegee Boy Challenge.” The idea is ...
  
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• ‘These Dudes Looking To Work’ | Baltimore Man Helping ‘Squeegee Kids’ Find Jobs With Local Business Owners

  26-06-2019 22:40
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — An appeal is being sent out to business owners in the area.
  The man sending it calls it the “Hire a Squeegee Boy Challenge.” The idea is that simple, employ one of the young men who approach cars wanting to wash windshields at city intersections.
  Taurus Barksdale posted the message on Instagram on Monday
  “Man, these dudes looking to work,” he said. “This post right here is for strictly business. You got a business in the city, comment on
  
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• Six People Rounded Up By ICE Near Columbia Gas Station, Witnesses Say

  26-06-2019 22:27
  COLUMBIA, MD. (WJZ) — Immigration and Customs Enforcement rounded up several people up Wednesday morning in Columbia.
  Witnesses say an Exxon in Columbia was the site of immigration enforcement, where six people were arrested– though ICE would not comment on any specific enforcement.
  “Normally, around this time, some of the guys are already here, but I haven’t seen them today. So, I might be able to get a better idea who they are,” said Frankie Lopez.
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• Community Remembers Nathaniel Day Who Died At Dominican Republic Resort With Fiance

  26-06-2019 22:20
  PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — It was a somber day as friends and family remembered a Prince George’s County man who died while vacationing in the Dominican Republic.
  69-year-old Nathaniel Holmes and his fiance were discovered dead on the day they were supposed to return home.
  The FBI is now investigating, as two families wait for answers.
  Their attorneys said they are still waiting on toxicology and autopsy reports, more than a month after they died.
  “He was an
  
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• Hogan Blasts Consulting Salary Of Former Baltimore County Interim Superintendent Verletta White - CBS Baltimore

  26-06-2019 22:11 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  Hogan Blasts Consulting Salary Of Former Baltimore County Interim Superintendent Verletta White  CBS BaltimoreANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Gov. Larry Hogan took to Twitter Wednesday to show his disapproval of an “exorbitant” contract between Baltimore County Schools ...
  
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• Hogan Blasts Consulting Salary Of Former Baltimore County Interim Superintendent Verletta White

  26-06-2019 22:11
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Gov. Larry Hogan took to Twitter Wednesday to show his disapproval of an “exorbitant” contract between Baltimore County Schools and former interim superintendent Verletta White.
  White, who was not chosen to become the school system’s permanent superintendent, will remain as a consultant through the 2019-2020 academic year, collecting a salary of $232,709. With perks, that number will be even higher.
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• Three Men Arrested In Columbia Prostitution Sting Operation

  26-06-2019 21:56
  COLUMBIA, Md. (WJZ) — Detectives have arrested three men in a prostitution operation in Howard County.
  Police conducted an undercover operation Tuesday that led to the arrests for solicitation of prostitution and related charges.
  Officers arrested the “would-be johns” at a hotel in the 8800 block of Columbia 100 Parkway in Columbia.
  As part of the operation, detectives placed fake ads on websites known to be used for prostitution, police said.
  Men called the number on the ad an
  
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• Water Main Break On U.S. 40 In Ellicott City

  26-06-2019 21:32
  ELLICOTT CITY, Md. (WJZ) — Officials have reported a water main break on U.S. 40 in Ellicott City Wednesday afternoon.
  The break occurred in the 9200 block of U.S. 40 near North Chatham Road. A number of homes and businesses in the area are impacted.
  Repairs are expected to take six hours to complete.
  WATER MAIN BREAK: @HoCoGov Bureau of Utilities reports a broken H2O line at 9200 block of US 40 in #EllicottCityMD, that is affecting the surrounding area. Bureau est. time of restoration is
  
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• Police Warn Of Social Security And Bitcoin Scam - CBS Baltimore

  26-06-2019 21:18 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  Police Warn Of Social Security And Bitcoin Scam  CBS BaltimoreOCEAN CITY, Md. (WJZ) — Ocean City police are warning people about a scam where callers will say the person's social security number has been ...
  
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• Police Warn Of Social Security And Bitcoin Scam

  26-06-2019 21:18
  OCEAN CITY, Md. (WJZ) — Ocean City police are warning people about a scam where callers will say the person’s social security number has been compromised and demand payment in Bitcoin, gift cards or wire transfers to fix the issue.
  Police said victims are most commonly contacted by someone claiming to be from the Social Security Administration and told their social security number is being used to open numerous accounts or involved in criminal activity.
  The victims are told to send m
  
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• City board OKs $10M in emergency funding to address ransomware - WBAL TV Baltimore

  26-06-2019 21:13 via wbaltv.com
  City board OKs $10M in emergency funding to address ransomware  WBAL TV BaltimoreBaltimore City officials approved $10 million in emergency funding to cover the ongoing cost of the ransomware attack that hobbled city services.
  
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• People ‘Coming Out Of The Trenches’ To Trade In Old Jewelry As Gold Prices Jump

  26-06-2019 21:05
  NEW YORK (CBS Local) — With gold prices rising to a six-year high, people are starting to cash in by trading in their old jewelry.
  Refiners and recyclers of gold, including Empire Gold Buyers and House of Kahn Estate Jewelers, say business is booming as investor interest in the precious metal returns after it mostly languished below $1,350 an ounce for years.
  “People are coming out of the trenches,” Empire Gold Buyers CEO Gene Furman told Bloomberg. “Cartier, Rolexes, Tif
  
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• ‘God, Guns, And Freedom’: Car Dealership’s Fourth Of July Promotion Goes Viral

  26-06-2019 20:58
  CHATOM, Ala. (CBS Local) — An auto dealership in rural Alabama is celebrating the Fourth of July by offering a Bible, a gun and an American flag with every vehicle it sells.
  “God, guns, and freedom,” Chatom Ford in Chatom, Alabama, wrote as it announced the promotion in a post on Facebook on June 19.
  “This is a small gift to our valued customer and an opportunity for us to celebrate our independence,” the post continued.The dealership also posted a video featuring K
  
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• Gov. Hogan Announces 9.5 Percent Drop In Homelessness In Maryland Since 2017

  26-06-2019 20:43
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — Governor Larry Hogan announced the overall homelessness in Maryland has dropped by 9.47 percent since 2017, according to data from the 2019 Point-Time County.
  The number of chronically homeless individuals dropped by 14.8 percent and veterans experiencing homelessness declined by 8.58 percent.
  The study, supported by the Maryland Department of Housing and Community Development, is a count and survey of homeless persons on a single night in January by local homel
  
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• Howard County Schools Doing Away With Class Rank

  26-06-2019 20:40
  HOWARD COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — Howard County Schools are following in Anne Arundel County Schools’ footsteps and are eliminating class rank in schools.
  The incoming Howard County seniors will be the last graduating class to receive a number indicating where they finished among their peers in high school.
  County school officials said providing a class rank does not impede students’ college acceptances but it instead just has students competing against each other.
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• Annapolis Is Throwing Its First Ever Pride Parade This Saturday

  26-06-2019 20:40
  ANNAPOLIS (WJZ) — The first-ever Pride Parade and Festival in Maryland’s state capitol is this Saturday.
  The parade will start at Amos Garrett Boulevard and West Street, and will finish at Calvert and West Streets.
  “We are hoping to see a tremendous turnout for this historic, first-ever pride parade in the City of Annapolis,” said Jeremy Browning, chair and founder of Annapolis Pride, Inc. “We are committed to making this a family-friendly event that is free and ope
  
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• Suspect Wanted In District Heights Armed Robbery

  26-06-2019 20:14
  DISTRICT HEIGHTS, Md. (WJZ) — Police are looking for a man they say held up a Prince George’s County beauty supply store Monday.
  The robbery happened shortly before noon at a store in the 3000 block of Donnell Drive.
  Police said the suspect entered the store, pointed a gun at an employee and demanded cash.
  The employee was not hurt.
  Anyone with information on the robbery should call police at 301-772-905 or 1-866-411-TIPS.
  This suspect is wanted for an armed robbery of a beauty suppl
  
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• Worry about crime, not immigrants - Baltimore Sun

  26-06-2019 20:10 via baltimoresun.com
  Worry about crime, not immigrants  Baltimore SunWe should be worried about how crime is deterring people from visiting downtown Baltimore and not if immigrants will get deported.
  
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• AAA: More Than One Million Marylanders Will Travel For July 4th Holiday

  26-06-2019 19:55
  TOWSON, Md. (WJZ) — Hitting the road this Fourth of July holiday? You won’t be alone!
  AAA predicts more than one million Marylanders will take to the roads, skies, rails and waterways for the Independence Day holiday between July 3 and July 7, a nearly four percent increase over last year.
  Nearly 900,000 of those commuters will travel by car, though air travel is expected to see a five percent increase over 2018.
  Related Coverage:Gov. Hogan Gives State Employees A Holiday On July 5
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• ‘He Was Not Born For It, He Was Made For It’: Filmmakers Assaf Swissa & Kyler Schelling On ‘100%: Julian Edelman’

  26-06-2019 19:39
  (CBS Local Sports)– Julian Edelman wasn’t supposed to be an NFL wide receiver.
  The 3x Super Bowl champion and Super Bowl MVP has one of the most interesting stories in the league and that story is finally being told in a new Showtime Sports documentary called “100%: Julian Edelman.” Filmmakers Asaaf Swissa & Kyler Schelling have known and worked with Edelman for a long time and started the documentary when the Patriots wide receiver had a season-ending injury in
  
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• ICE Activity Confirmed In Columbia Wednesday Morning

  26-06-2019 19:27
  COLUMBIA, MD. (WJZ) — A Howard County community is on edge after ICE agents could potentially be deploying in the Columbia area.
  Howard County Police said they received a courtesy call from the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement on Wednesday letting them know about the possible activity.
  Howard County Executive Calvin Ball said they learned there was ICE activity in the county Wednesday morning.
  He clarified that these were not raids, but “specific, standard criminal enforcemen
  
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• Alleged Baltimore Drug Dealer Arrested; 2 Kilograms Of Cocaine, Other Drugs Seized - CBS Baltimore

  26-06-2019 19:21 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  Alleged Baltimore Drug Dealer Arrested; 2 Kilograms Of Cocaine, Other Drugs Seized  CBS BaltimoreBALTIMORE (WJZ) — A Baltimore man who state police believe dealt heroin and cocaine among other drugs in Carroll County and other parts of the area was ...
  
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• Alleged Baltimore Drug Dealer Arrested; 2 Kilograms Of Cocaine, Other Drugs Seized

  26-06-2019 19:21
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A Baltimore man who state police believe dealt heroin and cocaine among other drugs in Carroll County and other parts of the area was arrested Monday after a four-month investigation.
  The Carroll County Narcotics Task Force, along with Maryland State Police and Baltimore Police, served a warrant on Clement T. Young, 41, Monday at his home in the 2100 block of Braddish Avenue.
  When they searched his home, police reportedly found 2.1 kilograms of suspected cocaine, more tha
  
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• Delta Allows Customers To Change, Cancel Trips To Dominican Republic

  26-06-2019 19:11
  PUNTA CANA, DR (WJZ) — If you had plans to go to the Dominican Republic, but are having second thoughts following reports of nearly a dozen American deaths in the Caribbean country, you can cancel or change your trip if you booked through Delta.
  According to Delta’s advisories page, anyone headed to Punta Cana between June 21 and Aug. 15 can change or cancel their trip — and the airline will waive any fees. However, you must rebook your travel no later than Nov. 20, 2019.
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• Some City Pools Closed This Week Due To Water Issues

  26-06-2019 19:01
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore kids may have to find other places to cool off, as some pools had to close this week due to a variety of issues, Baltimore Recs and Parks said.
  None of the pools that opened on Saturday as part of the citywide opening had to close, however.
  The Greater Model Pool was impacted by the water pressure/water main break in the Poe Homes neighborhood. As soon as the water pressure is restored to the pool, Recs and Parks said they can fill it up and open it. It nev
  
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• Police Investigating Overnight Shooting In Woodlawn

  26-06-2019 18:55
  WOODLAWN, Md. (WJZ) — Police are investigating a shooting in Woodlawn that left a 32-year-old man injured overnight into Wednesday.
  Just before 12:30 a.m., police received a call from the 2100 block of Northland Road for a shooting.
  When they arrived at the scene they found the man suffering from a gunshot wound to his upper body.
  The victim was taken to a local hospital and is expected to survive.
  Violent Crimes Unit detectives are actively investigating the shooting and attempting t
  
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• Baltimore County Council to vote on contract for Owings Mills drug treatment center - Baltimore Sun

  26-06-2019 18:55 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore County Council to vote on contract for Owings Mills drug treatment center  Baltimore SunBaltimore County Health and Human Services is asking the County Council to approve a contract for a residential drug treatment facility at the former Rosewood ...
  
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• MS-13 Associate Sentenced 30 Years For Kidnapping, Murdering Person He Thought Was Rival Gang Member

  26-06-2019 18:43
  GREENBELT, MD. (WJZ) — A judge sentenced an MS-13 associate to 30 years in federal prison after he admitted to kidnapping and murdering a person he believed to be a rival gang member.
  Neris Moreno-Martinez, 22, of West New York, New Jersey, was a pro in the L.A. clique of MS-13, court documents show.
  His co-defendants were also in the gang; Jose Israel Melendez-Rivera, aka “Liar, was an observation and Reynaldo Granados-Vasquez, aka “Fuego” was a paro.
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• Woodlawn man arrested in West Baltimore homicide - Baltimore Sun

  26-06-2019 18:20 via baltimoresun.com
  Woodlawn man arrested in West Baltimore homicide  Baltimore SunBaltimore Police Wednesday released the name of a Woodlawn man accused of fatally shooting a 43-year-old man in West Baltimore earlier in the week.
  
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• Who the Baltimore Ravens lost this off-season and who replaces them - Ebony Bird

  26-06-2019 18:00 via ebonybird.com
  Who the Baltimore Ravens lost this off-season and who replaces them  Ebony BirdThe Baltimore Ravens underwent some heavy changes this off-season, but thankfully they were able to seamlessly replace what they lost.
  
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• Baltimore Man Finds 8-Foot Boa Constrictor Near Lake Montebello

  26-06-2019 17:46
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — An eight-foot boa constrictor was found slithering around near Lake Montebello in Northeast Baltimore on Saturday afternoon.
  Courtesy: Ian Mack.
  Ian Mack found the snake with a bulge the size of what he said was probably a groundhog.
  He posted on the Lost and Found Pets Baltimore City Facebook page, saying the snake was “safe for now, but I’m trying to find a home for it,”
  The Facebook page responded saying in their comments to the post there had be
  
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• Virginia Couple Arrested After Their 2-Month-Old Baby Died From Heroin, Cocaine Overdose

  26-06-2019 17:27
  DANVILLE, Va. (WJZ) — A Virginia couple was arrested eight months after their two-month-old daughter died from an overdose.
  Danville police officers were flagged down by 27-year-old Eugene Chandler on Nov. 24, 2018, as he was holding an unresponsive infant.
  Officers immediately began CPR and the baby was taken to a nearby hospital where she was pronounced dead.
  There were no signs of physical trauma on the baby’s body, however, police began an investigation into the infant’s de
  
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• Gov. Hogan Lowers Flags To Half-Staff In Memory Of Firefighter Who Died Responding To Crash

  26-06-2019 17:27
  ANNAPOLIS, MD. (WJZ) — Governor Larry Hogan has directed that flags be lowered to half-staff in memory of a firefighter who died in the line of duty Tuesday while responding to a vehicle accident.
  Michael Powers, 70, a decades-long volunteer firefighter with the Libertytown Volunteer Fire Company, was clearing debris from MD Route 26 after a crash when he suffered a medical emergency.He was taken to an area hospital where he later died.
  “Michael Powers dedicated more than 50 years of
  
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• Baltimore police rescue man from top of Howard Street Bridge - Baltimore Sun

  26-06-2019 17:25 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore police rescue man from top of Howard Street Bridge  Baltimore SunBaltimore police rescued a man threatening to kill himself by jumping from the Howard Street Bridge on Tuesday, officials said.
  
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• Crab Cakes, Waffles, Art: Baltimore Museum of Art Opens Branch at Storied Local Market - - ARTnews

  26-06-2019 17:13 via artnews.com
  Crab Cakes, Waffles, Art: Baltimore Museum of Art Opens Branch at Storied Local Market -  ARTnewsThe Baltimore Museum of Art's new Lexington Market branch is part of a broad effort to diversify its programming and audience.
  
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• Suspect Wanted In Armed Robbery At Glen Burnie 7-Eleven

  26-06-2019 16:58
  GLEN BURNIE, Md. (WJZ) — Detectives need help identifying a suspect who allegedly committed an armed robbery at the 7-Eleven at 1250 Crain Highway S in Glen Burnie on June 21.
  The suspect was wearing a dark blue hooded sweatshirt with “Washington Nationals” on the front, dark pants and gray shoes.
  Courtesy: Anne Arundel County Police
  Anyone with information about the suspect or incident is asked to contact the Robbery Unit at 410-222-4720 or the Tip Line at 410-222-4700.
  
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• 4th Gun Found This Month At BWI, 18th Of 2019 - CBS Baltimore

  26-06-2019 16:50 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  4th Gun Found This Month At BWI, 18th Of 2019  CBS BaltimoreLINTHICUM, Md. (WJZ) — A Baltimore man was caught with a handgun by Transportation Security Administration officers at Baltimore-Washington International ...
  
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• 4th Gun Found This Month At BWI, 18th Of 2019

  26-06-2019 16:50
  LINTHICUM, Md. (WJZ) — A Baltimore man was caught with a handgun by Transportation Security Administration officers at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport on Tuesday.
  It marks the 18th gun caught at BWI checkpoint so far this year and the fourth gun caught at a checkpoint this month.
  The man was stopped with a .25 caliber handgun in loaded with seven bullets. He told TSA officials that he forgot he had his gun with him.
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• Baltimore Man Caught With Gun In Carry-On At BWI Airport

  26-06-2019 16:48
  LINTHICUM, Md. (WJZ) — A Baltimore man was caught with a handgun by Transportation Security Administration officers at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport on Tuesday.
  It marks the 18th gun caught at BWI checkpoint so far this year and the fourth gun caught at a checkpoint this month.
  The man was stopped with a .25 caliber handgun in loaded with seven bullets. He told TSA officials that he forgot he had his gun with him.
  Courtesy: Transportation Security Administrat
  
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