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MPD Chief Pamela Smith says many cop cars' unpaid traffic fines are still under review
At an oversight hearing, Metropolitan Police Department Chief Pamela Smith said that numerous unpaid traffic fines on police vehicles are still being reviewed to see whether they fall under official-use rules.
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UPDATE: Seaford Shooting Leaves One Dead, Three Others Injured
SEAFORD, DE - The Delaware State Police are investigating a fatal shooting in Sussex County Wednesday night. According to DSP, police responded to reports of a shooting in the area of Nutter Park and Collins Ave just before 4:30 p.m.. Upon arrival, police found a 23-year-old man who had been shot. The man was taken to a nearby hospital but died of his wounds.
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Ocean City getting major parking changes starting April 1. Here's all to know
The town of Ocean City is taking a significant step forward in modernizing its parking payment system by removing traditional parking kiosks and implementing payment via ParkMobile. Here's what to expect for parking as the resort gears up for another big summer season. App will bring removal of most parking kiosks in Ocean City Beginning April 1, visitors and residents can manage their paid parking through the ParkMobile app, providing a contactless and seamless experience. The town has already been utilizing. ParkMobile, already a trusted platform for parking services nationwide, which allows users to pay for parking, extend time...
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Two Baltimore Women Arrested After Traffic Stop Leads to Theft Discovery
FENWICK ISLAND, Del. – A routine traffic stop on Coastal Highway resulted in the arrest of two Baltimore women on theft-related charges, with additional felony charges expected in Maryland. On March 6, around 3 p.m., a Fenwick Island police officer was monitoring traffic when a Toyota Camry was observed speeding at over 65 mph in a 35 mph zone. The officer stopped the vehicle and identified the driver as 32-year-old Alexis Carrington from Baltimore. A records check revealed Carrington was driving with a suspended Maryland license and that the car was uninsured. The passenger, 19-year-old Cecelia Fenwick, was also from Baltimore. While preparing to impound the vehicle, the officer discovered several plastic trash bags filled with clothing, many of which still had security tags attached. Upon further inspection, it was revealed the items were from major retailers, including Under Armour, Victoria’s Secret, and Nike. Both women were arrested on theft-related charges, and additional felony charges are pending in Maryland.
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Missing Woman Found Dead In Bowie Pond After Massive Search: Police
The City of Bowie Police Department received a call around 8:47 a.m. on Tuesday, March 12, reporting a missing woman in the 1200 block of Durham Drive. Officers immediately launched a search, calling in bloodhound units and air support from the Maryland State Police to assist. Shortly after, police helicopters...