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Families send love to prisoners via radio shows

February 23, 2009

Every Saturday night when he was behind bars, Papo Gonzalez would sit in his dark cell, listening for a message from his wife over the radio. Every Saturday night when he was behind bars, Papo Gonzalez would sit in his dark cell, listening for a message from his wife over the radio. Every Saturday night when he was behind... More

Meth makers leave behind a toxic trail at motels

February 23, 2009

East Ridge investigator Josh Creel adjusts a quarantine notice on a motel room door at the Cascade Motel on U.S. Highway 41, Thursday, Feb. 19, 2009 in Chattanooga, Tenn. The meth makers used the room as a lab recently causing concern for future occupants. (AP Photo/Bill Poovey)East Ridge investigator... More

Mice overrun Fla. courthouse, fall from ceiling

February 23, 2009

There are so many mice in one Florida county courthouse that they've been seen falling from ceiling tiles.There are so many mice in one Florida county courthouse that they’ve been seen falling from ceiling tiles.There are so many mice in one Florida county courthouse that they’ve... More

FBI, police rescue child prostitutes around US

February 23, 2009

The FBI has rescued more than 45 suspected teenage prostitutes, some as young as 13, in a nationwide sweep to remove kids from the illegal sex trade and punish their accused pimps. Over a three-night initiative called Operation Cross Country, federal agents working with local law enforcement also arrested more than 50 alleged pimps, according to preliminary bureau data. More  Read More →

Baltimore police make largest-ever drug seizure

February 20, 2009

Routine intelligence gathering and a relatively brief investigation led to the largest cocaine seizure in the history of the Baltimore police department, Police Commissioner Frederick H. Bealefeld III said Friday. More  Read More →

Should cyber bullying be outlawed in Maryland?

February 19, 2009

Today, an Anne Arundel County legislator met with a panel of state legislators to talk about expanding Maryland law to investigate and prosecute cyber bullies. More  Read More →

Tax credits for homeowners and renters

February 19, 2009

Whether the tax stimulus package that was just passed by Congress and signed into law by President Barack Obama has a direct benefit to you may take a bit of time to figure out. But tax credit programs for Maryland homeowners and renters exist—and have been around for years. More  Read More →

Candy wrapper trail fingers Fla. burglary suspects

February 19, 2009

Police say a trail of candy wrappers helped them find five Florida teens suspected of breaking in to a nearby home. More  Read More →

Cops and their horses train for Mardi Gras madness

February 19, 2009

Blaring bands and waving flags, stumbling drunks and splashing beer, glittery trinkets flying toward curb-to-curb crowds numbering in the hundreds of thousands — Mardi Gras could almost have been invented to spook horses. Such a scenario would scare most police forces. In New Orleans, it’s an annual deployment in which training, tolerance and an authoritative perch atop a horse almost always keep the revelry from turning ugly. Police forces from around the world study the department’s... More

Baltimore Co. school therapist charged with molesting boy

February 18, 2009

Baltimore County police say a therapist who worked at a Baltimore middle school has been charged with molesting a 13-year-old boy. Police say 54-year-old Robert Stoever of Halethorpe was arrested Sunday night when an officer saw him and the boy in a car in a Catonsville parking lot. Stoever was charged with a second-degree sex offense and perverted practice and sent to the Baltimore County Detention Center. A schools official says Stoever, who worked for a vendor that provides therapy services, had... More

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