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» Defendant Sentenced to 9 Years for Murdering Man With a ‘Heart of Gold’
DC Superior Court Judge Michael Ryan sentenced a fatal shooting defendant to nine years of imprisonment based on a plea deal on Nov. 6. Taiyonne Goggins, 29, pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter while armed on March 6. This stemmed from his involvement in a shooting at the 1600 block of W Street, SE on Oct. 9, 2020, that killed 28-year-old Yisa Jeffcoat. Jeffcoat sustained a single gunshot wound to his chest.
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» Murder Defendant Gets Another Chance On Release After Trial Delays
DC Superior Court Judge Michael Ryan released a fatal shooting defendant, despite prior violations, because of trial delays on Nov 6. Terrance Barnes, 37, is charged with first-degree murder while armed and possession of a firearm during a crime of violence. The charges stem from his alleged involvement in the fatal shooting of Barry Holmes, 57, on April 17, 2019, on the 5100 block of Southern Avenue, SE. Holmes sustained one gunshot wound to his chest that caused damage to his heart, stomach, bowel, and spleen.
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Severn Woman Convicted Of Strangling Child Over Oil: 'You'll Never Be Stronger Than Me'
“You’ll never be stronger than me.” Those were the words a Maryland woman used as she grabbed a child by the throat during a violent confrontation over missing anointing oil that ended with her being convicted of child abuse, prosecutors said. Tekecia Brown-Murdock, 41, of Severn, was found guilty of…
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9 Grocery Stores in Maryland Famous for Their Quality Meat Departments
One Maryland grocery store makes its own country sausage and will even prepare custom cuts of beef for your freezer. The meat counter also carries stuffed pork chops, porterhouse steaks, and fresh poultry. That’s a lot more tempting than grabbing the first plastic-wrapped package you see. At another family-owned...
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Settlement delays Prince George's case against condos near homeless camp
A Maryland circuit court judge postponed a decision Tuesday on Prince George's County's receivership lawsuit against condominium owners who blamed homeless people for breaking their heating system a year ago.