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Rockville neighbors band together out of concern for dogs’ welfare
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. (DC News Now) — Veterinarians are caring for several dogs that Rockville City Police Department (RCPD) and Montgomery County Animal Control removed from a home on Scott Avenue last week. The removal took place after neighbors banded together out of concern for the animals’ welfare. Chelsa Rubin lives next to the home […]
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Towson armed robbery suspects arrested
TOWSON, MD—Detectives with the Baltimore County Police Department have arrested a juvenile and adult in connection with a series of robberies that occurred in Towson earlier this month. In both cases, the suspects approached their victims, held them at gunpoint, and demanded their valuables. Both victims attend school in...
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‘Bold step’: Under Armour plans weeklong celebration in September to mark grand opening of new global headquarters in South Baltimore
Under Armour is planning a weeklong celebration in September to mark the grand opening of its new global headquarters in South Baltimore. The celebration will begin with private events on Sept. 13 and 14 and continue with public activities after that, according to Kathy Blessington, Under Armour’s Global Vice President, Real Estate.
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Maryland man faces home improvement fraud charges
A Maryland man faces felony home improvement fraud charges after police say he took more than $1 million in payments from six people, but never finished the work. Delaware State Police began investigating October 2024 and learned Dylan Crew, 26, of Westminster, Md., had signed contracts with six people for residential renovations and other construction work, police said. Crew received more than $1 million in payments and did not complete any of the jobs, police said. Crew operated under the business name of Coastline Contractors Group, LLC.
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Pair of leaders of Baltimore crime organization sentenced
(WBFF) — Two leaders of a "violent criminal organization" operating in Baltimore city were sentenced, Attorney General Anthony Brown announced in a statement. James Brunson, 41, and Ernest Hudson, 38, both of Baltimore, "were the leaders of a violent drug trafficking organization that was operating in the city of Baltimore, primarily in the Shipley Hill, Booth-Boyd, and Fayette Street neighborhoods," the release said.