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• Baltimore Opens Application Period For Dockless Vehicle Program

  10-07-2019 23:27
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Companies hoping to operate dockless bicycles or electric scooters in Baltimore are now able to apply for the city’s dockless vehicle program, transportation department officials said Wednesday.
  Dockless vehicles, which have popped up in parts of the city in recent months, are equipped with GPS sensors and are available for rent using a smartphone. Unlike other vehicle-sharing programs, dockless vehicles do not have to be returned to a station after use.
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• New BPD Digital Campaign Hopes To Get More Officers On The Streets

  10-07-2019 23:22
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore City Police Department has too few officers on patrol and too many working overtime, but a new campaign is looking to change that.
  The City is hoping the people that will help ease the burden that is currently being put on their officers are already in the city, and some think it might just work.
  “It’s no secret we need more police officers on the street to make Baltimore a safer city and to reduce the burden on our existing officers,” said Bal
  
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• Large hole opens in downtown Baltimore street, swallowing part of Light Rail station; crews preparing for heav - Baltimore Sun

  10-07-2019 23:05 via baltimoresun.com
  Large hole opens in downtown Baltimore street, swallowing part of Light Rail station; crews preparing for heav  Baltimore SunA downtown Light Rail platform collapsed into the ground beneath it Wednesday morning, two days into a mess of infrastructure failures that Baltimore officials ...
  
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• Foster Mom Upset After Transgender Son, 9, Turned Away From Summer Camp

  10-07-2019 22:53
  PHOENIX (CBS Local) — An Arizona mother is speaking out after she was told her 9-year-old transgender foster child wouldn’t be allowed to attend summer camp.
  Amber Checky said her son had received a scholarship to attend the Tonto Creek Camp in Payson for four days in mid-July from the Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation.
  “He was just really excited about all the things that he would get to do that he’s never done before,” Checky told CBS affiliate KPHO.
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• Howard County is bland, Baltimore is not - Baltimore Sun

  10-07-2019 22:40 via baltimoresun.com
  Howard County is bland, Baltimore is not  Baltimore SunHoward County-based critic of Baltimore needs to look around and see where Maryland's cultural, artistic and academic center is located (hint: not in the ...
  
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• Mother Accused Of Driving SUV With Her Daughters On Roof In Inflatable Pool

  10-07-2019 22:28
  DIXON, Ill. (CBS Local) — An Illinois mother was arrested after she drove around with her two daughters on the roof of her SUV inside of an inflatable pool, according to authorities.
  Jennifer A. Janus Yeager, 49, was pulled over Tuesday afternoon after a “concerned citizen” noticed her driving north on the Peoria Avenue Bridge, police in Dixon said.
  Officers searched the area and observed a white Audi Q5 driving with a blue inflatable pool on the roof with two kids inside of th
  
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• DC Mayor Requests Reimbursement From Trump For ‘Salute To America’ Parade Costs

  10-07-2019 22:22
  (CBS News) — Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser sent a letter to President Trump requesting more funds for the district’s Emergency Planning and Security Fund, since major events like the president’s 4th of July “Salute to America” parade and President George H.W. Bush’s funeral have depleted the fund. Bowser asked to be fully reimbursed for the $1.7 million the fund provided for 4th of July events.
  Bowser wrote in her letter that the EPSF will be fully depl
  
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• Princess Anne Escapee Caught In Wicomico County Headed To State Line

  10-07-2019 22:12
  PRINCESS ANNE, MD. (WJZ) — The escapee from Princess Anne has been apprehended by Maryland State Police in Wicomico County on Wednesday.
  Anthony Lowell Horsey, Jr., 29, of Westover was caught at 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, a passenger in a car traveling on Rum Ridge Road toward the Maryland/Delaware state line.
  Credit: Carroll County Police
  He will be held without bond at the Somerset County Detention Center.
  Before 8 p.m. Tuesday night, Horsey had been served a warrant for armed robbery, first
  
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• Old Bay Lovers: Show Your Love Of Popular Maryland Seasoning With Free Tattoo

  10-07-2019 22:07
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Do you love Old Bay and want the whole world to know? Next week, you can get a custom Old Bay tattoo — free of charge.
  Old Bay and the Baltimore Tattoo Museum are offering free tattoos from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. on July 17 in honor of National Tattoo Day.
  Old Bay Searching For Its ‘Ultimate Fan’ This Summer
  The custom-designed tattoos, including an Old Bay can and crabs, will be available on a first-come, first-served basis at the museum.
  Participants need t
  
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• Gov. Hogan Appoints 3 People To District Court Bench In Baltimore County

  10-07-2019 22:03
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has made three appointments to the bench in Baltimore County District Court.Hogan announced the appointments Wednesday.
  The nominees are Guido Porcarelli, Bruce Friedman, and Michael Siri.
  Porcarelli currently serves on the Attorney Grievance Commission Peer Review Committee.
  He has been a practicing attorney for nearly 29 years.
  Friedman is a partner with the office of Winegrad, Hess, Friedman and Levitt, where he has worked since 1999.
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• Light Show To Commemorate Apollo 11 Launch On Washington Monument

  10-07-2019 21:57
  WASHINGTON, D.C. (WJZ) — A “once in a lifetime” event will honor the Apollo 11’s launch in Washington, D.C. The Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum will project a full-sized, 363-foot Saturn V rocket on the east side of the Washington Monument on July 16-18.
  The projection will be up on the Washington Monument from 9:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m.
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  “Our identity as Americans is defined in part by the historic act of landing
  
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• Convicted Baltimore officer to pay $100K for beating teen - WTOP

  10-07-2019 21:46 via wtop.com
  Convicted Baltimore officer to pay $100K for beating teen  WTOPThe former Baltimore police officer was already convicted of assault and misconduct in 2016 and sentenced to one year of home detention.
  
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• Here’s where you’ll find new speed cameras in Baltimore County this week - Baltimore Sun

  10-07-2019 21:38 via baltimoresun.com
  Here’s where you’ll find new speed cameras in Baltimore County this week  Baltimore SunThe Baltimore County Police Department plans to activate four new speed cameras around the county later this week, all in school zones. For the first 30 days ...
  
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• BSO is just one of Baltimore’s financial problems - Baltimore Sun

  10-07-2019 21:33 via baltimoresun.com
  BSO is just one of Baltimore’s financial problems  Baltimore SunBaltimore Symphony may have financial troubles but they are nothing compared to what Baltimore faces as a whole.
  
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• Man Shot Outside Daltile In Eldersburg Is Company Employee, Police Said

  10-07-2019 21:28
  ELDERSBURG, Md. (WJZ) — A man shot outside an Eldersburg flooring store Wednesday morning is an employee of the company, the Carroll County Sheriff’s Office said.
  The shooting happened around 5:15 a.m. in the 1400 block of Progress Way.
  When first responders arrived, they found the man suffering from gunshot wounds. He was flown to Shock Trauma with unspecified injuries.
  The shooting does not appear to be random and there is no threat to the larger community, the sheriff’s offi
  
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• Baltimore City State’s Attorney Pushes For Marijuana Decriminalization Before House Subcommittee

  10-07-2019 21:11
  WASHINGTON (WJZ) — Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby testified before a U.S. House of Representatives subcommittee Wednesday, urging lawmakers to legalize marijuana and allow states to regulate it as they see fit.
  During her remarks before the House Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on Crime, Terrorism and Homeland Security, Mosby spoke about the disparate impact that enforcement of laws criminalizing marijuana has had on poor communities and communities of color i
  
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• Repeat Violent Offender Wanted For Attempted Murder In Baltimore - CBS Baltimore

  10-07-2019 20:25 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  Repeat Violent Offender Wanted For Attempted Murder In Baltimore  CBS BaltimoreBALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police are searching for Devin Segar, a suspect in an attempted murder in Baltimore from July 2. At around 10:50 p.m. that night, ...
  
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• Repeat Violent Offender Wanted For Attempted Murder In Baltimore

  10-07-2019 20:25
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police are searching for Devin Segar, a suspect in an attempted murder in Baltimore from July 2.
  At around 10:50 p.m. that night, a 33-year-old woman was shot in the back of the head inside her home in the 1000 block of Walker Avenue.
  After shooting the victim, the suspect grabbed a knife and attempted to stab her in the torso, police said.
  The victim was able to escape and get help. She identified Segar26, of the 2700 block of Edison Highway.
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• Four Men Sentenced In String Of Dozens Of Violent Carjackings In Baltimore Area

  10-07-2019 19:59
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Four men were sentenced Wednesday in connection with a string of more than two dozen violent carjackings and thefts in the Baltimore area over several months in 2017.
  The men, ranging in age from 18 to 20, were sentenced to between 40 and 50 years in prison on charges related to the carjacking ring.
  4 Baltimore Teens Arrested For ‘Violent’ Carjacking Ring
  The state attorney general’s office said the group would run into vehicles they targeted and then at
  
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• Murder Trial Begins For Baltimore Man Accused Of Slaying Ex

  10-07-2019 19:58
  BALTIMORE (AP) — Prosecutors say a Baltimore murder defendant bound, beat and stabbed his former prom date, leaving her body to be discovered in a high school’s bleachers.
  The Baltimore Sun reports prosecutors presented evidence Tuesday they say proves Christopher Rather killed his ex-girlfriend Jasmine Pierce-Morris last June.
  Rather’s defense attorney says he’s innocent. He says investigators mishandled evidence and set out to blame the boyfriend.
  But prosecutors accuse
  
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• Wi-Fi Helped ID Teens Who Drew Racist, Anti-Semitic Graffiti

  10-07-2019 19:54
  GLENELG, Md. (AP) — Four Maryland teenagers sneaked onto their school’s property the night before graduation last year and covered it in racist, homophobic and anti-Semitic graffiti.
  The Washington Post described how they got caught in a Tuesday story . It says they covered their faces during the hate crime, but didn’t realize their cellphones automatically connected to Glenelg High School’s Wi-Fi under their individual student IDs. Seth Taylor, Tyler Curtiss, Joshua Shaf
  
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• Police: Man Who Broke Into House With Cat Put On Homeowner’s Christmas Onesie

  10-07-2019 19:47
  GRESHAM, Ore. (CBS Local) — A man and his cat made themselves right at home during a burglary over the weekend, according to police in Oregon.
  Investigators said Ryan Douglas Bishop, 38, and a cat named Spaghetti broke into a house in Gresham on Sunday afternoon.
  Bishop apparently got quite comfortable during the burglary as police said he made coffee, ate a cupcake, played video games and raided the clothes dryer for a new outfit. He also allegedly kicked holes in the wall and tore off a
  
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• Baltimore should be more like Boston - Baltimore Sun

  10-07-2019 19:46 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore should be more like Boston  Baltimore SunConversations around the plight of Baltimore deserve multiple columns from Dan Rodricks (“The last thing Baltimore needs is more abandonment,” July 9).
  
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• Ford Recalls 58,000 Focus Cars Because Of Possible Fuel Tank Issues

  10-07-2019 19:39
  (CNN) — Ford Focus owners, listen up: Ford Motor Co. is recalling about 58,000 Ford Focus cars.
  The recall affects some 2012 and 2017 Focus models and some 2013-14 Focus ST models in North America. The powertrain software in some of these cars may not work properly, which could deform the fuel tank.
  “If this occurs, the customer may observe a malfunction indicator light, inaccurate or erratic fuel gauge indication, drivability concerns or loss of motive power,” a statement from
  
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• Maryland Gov. Hogan appoints 3 judges in Baltimore County - Baltimore Sun

  10-07-2019 19:33 via baltimoresun.com
  Maryland Gov. Hogan appoints 3 judges in Baltimore County  Baltimore SunGov. Larry Hogan on Wednesday appointed three judges to the district court in Baltimore County: lawyers Guido Porcarelli, Bruce Friedman, and Michael Siri.
  
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• Anne Arundel County Schools Get $9.7M In Construction Contracts For 30 Schools, $800K To Go To Security Vestibles

  10-07-2019 19:31
  ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, MD. (WJZ) — Some schools will be getting some work done, as the Board of Education of Anne Arundel County approved more than $9.7 million in construction contracts for work at 30 schools across the county on Wednesday.
  More than $7.7 million was approved for the design of a new Old Mill West High School, scheduled to be built on the current site of Papa John’s Farm in Millersville.
  The project will be the first in a series that would see the current three-school
  
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• Baltimore’s poorly designed downtown - Baltimore Sun

  10-07-2019 19:15 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore’s poorly designed downtown  Baltimore SunBaltimore's poorly designed downtown is not friendly to visitors, commercial development or pedestrians.
  
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• Hamburger, Hot Dog Buns Sold At Walmart, Aldi, Sam’s Club And More Recalled

  10-07-2019 19:06
  (WJZ) — Flower Foods is voluntarily recalling its hamburger and hot dogs buns, as well as other bakery products, due to the possible presence of small pieces of hard plastic.
  Consuming the product could be a choking hazard.
  The products being recalled were sold in Virginia and West Virginia also with 16 other states — Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas.
  
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• Baltimore mayor’s race: Run, Jack, run? - Baltimore Sun

  10-07-2019 19:06 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore mayor’s race: Run, Jack, run?  Baltimore SunIt's neither surprising nor at this point unwelcome news that Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young is reconsidering his insistence that he will not run to keep the office ...
  
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• BPD Marine Unit Supervisor Misused City Resources To Salvage Abandoned Boat In The Inner Harbor, OIG Says

  10-07-2019 19:00
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The Office of the Inspector General has found the Baltimore Police Department Marine Unit’s supervisor misused City resources to salvage an abandoned boat in the Inner Harbor.
  OIG determined a combined loss to the City for this operation to be $30,142.25.Courtesy: Office of the Inspector General
  The investigation found the Marine Unit was lacking the necessary equipment and skills to efficiently conduct the operation and was done in an unsafe manner that could have
  
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• What Does Tie-Dye Taste Like? Find Out With Starbucks’ New Frappuccino

  10-07-2019 18:45
  (CNN) — Just in time for the hottest part of summer, Starbucks is launching a special tie-dye Frappuccino.
  The icy blended drink is available only at participating stores in the United States and Canada for the next five days, or as long as supplies last.
  It’s made of a tropical creme Frappuccino base with dashes of red beets, turmeric and spirulina to give red, yellow and blue hues. Whipped cream and a final dusting of colored powder make it even more vibrant.
  “We wanted to cr
  
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• Young 2020? Mayor Mulls Running For Re-Election To Baltimore’s Top Job

  10-07-2019 18:40
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young will mark 100 days on the job Thursday, and now the former city council president who took over after former Mayor Catherine Pugh resigned is publicly floating the idea of running for a full term in 2020.
  Young said he hasn’t ruled out the possibility but added he needs to speak with his family about the decision first.
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• ‘Officer’ Lexi Welcomed At University Of Maryland Baltimore Police Comfort Dog

  10-07-2019 18:39
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The University of Maryland Baltimore’s police department recently welcomed its first comfort dog “Officer” Lexi.
  The Australian Shepherd mix is only the third dog to join a university police department with a K9 comfort dog program.
  “Community relationships are so very important when it comes to policing,” said Pfc. Kelli Blackwell, Lexi’s trained handler. “I believe this program will benefit both the campus community and the West
  
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• ‘Officer’ Lexi Welcomed As University Of Maryland Baltimore Police Comfort Dog

  10-07-2019 18:39
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The University of Maryland Baltimore’s police department recently welcomed its first comfort dog “Officer” Lexi.
  The Australian Shepherd mix is only the third dog to join a university police department with a K9 comfort dog program.
  “Community relationships are so very important when it comes to policing,” said Pfc. Kelli Blackwell, Lexi’s trained handler. “I believe this program will benefit both the campus community and the West
  
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• Four New Speed Cameras Activate Friday In Baltimore County School Zones

  10-07-2019 18:21
  BALTIMORE COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — Four new speed cameras will be activated Friday in Baltimore County school zones.
  The schools include Sandalwood Elementary, Deep Creek Middle, Immaculate Heart of Mary, and Victory Villa Elementary.
  Officials said for the first 30 days, motorists exceeding the speed limit by at least 12 miles per hour will only receive warnings.
  The cameras will operate Monday through Friday from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.
   
  
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• Towson University To Show ‘Spiderman: Into The Spider-Verse’, ‘Aladdin’ For Community Movie Nights

  10-07-2019 18:09
  TOWSON, Md. (WJZ) — Grab your popcorn and a blanket, Towson University is bringing back its community movie nights!
  The university will host two movie nights for greater Baltimore-area families this summer, in its fourth year of the series.
  Movie watchers can meet at Johnny Unitas Stadium, where they can watch it on the stadium video board.
  TU will feature Spiderman: Into the Spider-Verse on July 20 and Aladdin on August 17.
  Both Saturday viewings will begin with gates opening at 6 p.
  
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• Vacant Home Catches Fire In Pasadena

  10-07-2019 17:53
  PASADENA, Md. (WJZ) — A vacant home caught fire in Pasadena Tuesday afternoon.
  The one-story home in the 300 block of Riverside Drive caught fire around 12:43 p.m. It was under control in 10 minutes.
  The cause of the fire is under investigation.
  There were no injuries reported.
   
  
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• Poorly-Timed Flatulence Helps Deputies Sniff Out Suspect Hiding From Arrest

  10-07-2019 17:41
  CLAY COUNTY, Mo. (CBS Local) — A Missouri man wanted for possession of a controlled substance gave his position away to law enforcement officers over the weekend when he passed gas so loudly that it gave up his or her hiding spot, officials said.
  Deputies from the Clay County Sheriff’s Office were trying to track down the suspect outside the city of Liberty when they suddenly heard a noise.
  “If you’ve got a felony warrant for your arrest, the cops are looking for you and
  
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• Maryland Teachers Union Led Spending On Lobbying

  10-07-2019 17:01
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (AP) — The Maryland State Education Association spent the most money on lobbying in the state capital during the latest filing period.
  Reports covering Nov. 1 through April 30 were recently made public by the State Ethics Commission.
  The period includes the state’s annual 90-day legislative session, which ran from Jan. 9 to April 8.
  MSEA spent about $784,000 on lobbying at a time when the state’s largest union was pushing for major new investments in state schoo
  
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• Man Wanted In Sexual Assault Of 79-Year-Old Woman In Canton

  10-07-2019 16:48
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore police are looking for a man who sexually assaulted a 79-year-old woman Monday morning.
  According to police, officers were called to a health care facility for a report of a sexual assault around 9:17 a.m.When they arrived they found the 79-year-old woman suffering from a broken leg, as well as other injuries from the assault.
  The victim told investigators, she was walking in the area of Clinton and Elliott streets when she was approached by a man asking for hel
  
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• Man Injured In Overnight West Baltimore Shooting

  10-07-2019 16:48
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police are investigating an overnight shooting in West Baltimore that injured a 34-year-old man.
  Officers received an alert at around 1 a.m. Wednesday in the 2000 block of Westwood Avenue.
  Moments later, an officer who was on a car stop in the area was flagged down by a man who was driving an SUV. That man stated his friend who was with him had been shot in the left forearm.
  The officer called for a medic who then took the 34-year-old man to an area hospital, where he was
  
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• Two Baltimore Men Arrested For Drug Possession During Traffic Stop - CBS Baltimore

  10-07-2019 16:40 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  Two Baltimore Men Arrested For Drug Possession During Traffic Stop  CBS BaltimoreBALTIMORE (WJZ) — Detectives arrested two men during a traffic stop in Baltimore for drug possession and firearm-related charges Tuesday afternoon. The two ...
  
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• Two Baltimore Men Arrested For Drug Possession During Traffic Stop

  10-07-2019 16:38
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Detectives arrested two men during a traffic stop in Baltimore for drug possession and firearm-related charges Tuesday afternoon.
  The two men were stopped for an equipment violation on a red Honda Accord in the area of Tungston Street and 3rd Street.
  K9 Nova responded and conducted a scan of the vehicle and alerted police of the presence of narcotics in the vehicle. During the search of the vehicle, located in a compartment underneath the center console, the following ite
  
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• Davidsonville Man Convicted In 3-Year-Old’s Sex Assault

  10-07-2019 16:17
  ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WJZ) — A 33-year-old Davidsonville man was convicted for sexually abusing a 3-year-old.
  The man was convicted on charges of sexual abuse of a minor, second-degree rape and lesser included charges.
  He is scheduled to be sentenced on Sept. 10, 2019.
  “It’s truly unconscionable for any person to violate a child moreover for that person to be a family member the child trusted,” said Anne Arundel County State’s Attorney Anne Colt Leitess. “We will se
  
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• Mayor Young’s Resolution Opposing Ransomware Payment Approved By US Conference Of Mayors

  10-07-2019 16:15
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A resolution calling on cities to not pay any ransom from a cyber attack was passed by the United States Conference of Mayors last month, and was sponsored by Baltimore Mayor Jack Young.
  Las Vegas Mayor Carolyn G. Goodman was a co-sponsor of the resolution.
  “Paying ransoms only gives incentive for more people to engage in this type of illegal behavior, “said Mayor Young. “I am proud to unify with the U.S. Conference of Mayors to stand up against these ty
  
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• Weather Blog: Grilling Season

  10-07-2019 15:25
  Hi Everyone!
  We started this day a bit more humid than yesterday. And this afternoon will be about 3 degrees warmer than yesterday. It is the 10th of the month and we are a third of the way through July. It is Summer and feeling like the season. As it should.
  And it is starting to look like the season, the tropical season, along the Gulf Coast. You will be hearing about what is now called “Invest 92.” It might intensify and get the name Barry before not too long. The projected track
  
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• Baltimore police searching for suspect in sexual assault of 79-year-old woman in Canton - Baltimore Sun

  10-07-2019 15:25 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore police searching for suspect in sexual assault of 79-year-old woman in Canton  Baltimore SunBaltimore police are searching for a man who physically and sexually assaulted a 79-year-old woman after luring her into a house in Canton, officials say.
  
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• Light Rail Could Be Closed For Weeks After Water Main Break In Downtown Baltimore

  10-07-2019 15:12
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A stretch of the light rail could be closed for weeks in downtown Baltimore following an underground collapse caused by a water main break.
  Baltimore city officials say it could take a few weeks to repair the damage from the water main break near Pratt and Howard streets.
  Water Main Break Continues To Impact Downtown Traffic, Light Rail Services
  Crews worked through the night to clear the last locomotive from the tunnel and then begin to stabilize the ground so repairs ca
  
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• Man Wanted In Sexual Assault Of 79-Year-Old Woman In Baltimore

  10-07-2019 14:48
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore police are looking for a man who sexually assaulted a 79-year-old woman Monday morning.
  According to police, officers were called to a health care facility for a report of a sexual assault around 9:17 a.m.When they arrived they found the 79-year-old woman suffering from a broken leg, as well as other injuries from the assault.
  The victim told investigators, she was walking in the area of Clinton and Elliott streets when she was approached by a man asking for hel
  
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• Potomac Home Collapses After Mudslide During Monday’s Storms

  10-07-2019 14:19
  POTOMAC, Md. (WJZ) — A Potomac home collapsed after heavy rains Monday caused a mudslide.
  The mudslide caused a wall in the home in the 9800 block of Clydesdale Street to collapse. The house sunk into the ground and left pavers and part of the patio around the pool broken.
  Credit: WUSA9
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  According to Montgomery County Fire And Rescue, all the occupants got out of the home and no one was injured.
  9800 Clydesdale Street near Hall road, Potomac, house flooded, wall collapsed caus
  
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