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SUN: New 'Dateline’ episode covers Baltimore murder that drew national attention
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Keith Smith and his daughter were 20 miles from the border of Mexico when Texas state troopers arrested them in connection with the death of his wife. The 2018 fatal stabbing of 54-year-old electrical engineer Jacquelyn Trisvane Smith made national headlines when Keith Smith told investigators and reporters that two knife-wielding panhandlers had attacked his wife through her rolled-down car window on an East Baltimore street corner.
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Essex, Parkville and White Marsh police blotter
Precinct 8 — Parkville First-degree burglary — 4500 block of Long Green Road, 21057 Oct. 25, 2026 About 2:30 p.m. Oct. 25, an unknown suspect entered the location and stole property and money. Precinct 9 — White Marsh First-degree assault — unit block of Duntore Place, 21236 Oct. 28, 2026 About 3 a.m. Oct. 28, a known suspect pointed a weapon at a victim at the location. First-degree burglary — unit block of Lincoln Woods Way, 21128 Oct. 19, 2026 About 8:30 a.m. Oct. 19, one or more unknown suspects burglarized the location. Precinct 11 — Essex Second-degree assault — 200 block of Riverthorn Road, 21220 Nov. 1, 2026 About 11:12 p.m. Nov. 1, a known suspect broke into the location and assaulted a victim inside. The suspect was later located and arrested. Second-degree assault — unit block of Sidewell Court, 21221 Oct. 31, 2026 About 7:30 p.m. Oct. 31, a suspect assaulted a victim at the location. First-degree burglary — 1800 block of Tolchester Way, 21221 Oct. 26, 2026 About 9:05 a.m. Oct. 26, an unknown suspect burglarized the location and stole property. Second-degree burglary — 8800 block of Pulaski Highway, 21237 Oct. 26, 2026 About 3:20 a.m. Oct.
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Same 6 Young Adults Hit Parkville Store Three Times, Owner Says Police Do Little
A Parkville convenience store owner says he's been targeted three times in recent weeks by the same group of six young adults, who he says have stolen large amounts of vape and tobacco products from his shelves. Muhammad Bilal says the repeated thefts have left him frustrated, his clerk rattled, and his business bracing for a costly security overhaul just to keep the doors open safely.