Dumb and Dumber
Go To Jail
Two Dolts Charged in Display of Lack of
Anger Management Skills and Public Urination
Story
Still don't believe in the number
"13" being bad luck? Read
this
Police shut down Leonardtown Middle School evacuate
students every time there is a bomb threat...this was the scene last Friday when St. Mary's Sheriff's
deputies had the school parking lot blocked off, as if the bomb threat maker was going to
flee the premises or another bomb thrower was going to drive into the building with a
Ryder truck... at some point, officials must come up with an appropriate response that
doesn't reward the crank caller.George
Klear
Dead in Crash
One of the finest people in St. Mary's County died
Thursday evening when he likely suffered a heart attack while driving south on Rt. 5 in
Mechanicsville. Services for George G. Klear, 75, of Leonardtown, will be on Monday,
Nov. 8th at St. Aloysius with a Mass of Christian burial at 10:00 am conducted by Father
Rory Conley. Visititation will be on Sunday Nov. 7th from 2 to 5 pm with prayers at
3 pm.
See story in print edition
ST. MARY'S TODAY photo
Hundreds March for Life on Rt. 235
A large demonstration for life and against abortion was
conducted on Rt. 235 last week, with hundreds of people --- men, women and children ---
carrying signs and symbols calling for respect for life. The marchers lined the
highway, actually lining the entire stretch of roadway from California to Lexington Park.
Big Numbers
on New Jobs
Historic PG Courthouse Devastated by Fire
Prince George's Circuit Courthouse enveloped in
flames.
Photo courtesy of PG Fire Department, Mark Brady
Johnson calls courthouse fire tragedy
Evil burned the old brick building, pent up over decades of dirty dealing
and miscarriages of justice...story developing.
Sheriff Fred
Davis Urges Safe
Driving Help for Teen Drivers
US Marshal Charged with 1st Degree Murder In Slaying of
Sailor in Road Rage
Story
Charged with shooting sailor in leg and then firing five
more shots at him as he attempted to flee for his life.
Heavy Fire --- House Fire
Dunkirk --- Stevens Lane off Lyons
Creek Road, house under construction fully involved on fire at 4:25 am
Who said this?
"Let every nation know, whether it wishes us well or
ill, that we shall pay any price, bear any burden, meet any hardship, support any friend,
oppose any foe, in order to assure the survival and the success of liberty."
It wasn't President George W. Bush, even though this statement is a similar sentiment
espoused by him since we were attacked on Sept. 11, 2001. The quote is from
President John F. Kennedy's inaugural address.
Goldwater's Ghost in the Voting Machines?
Commentary
Read what Rush Limbaugh has to say about the importance of today's election:
Commentary
Boozing Driver Roars Past
Police At Over 100 MPH
HERMANVILLE --- A Ridge runner was drunk
and driving like a madman early on Saturday morning as he blew past a Maryland State
Trooper and then wiped out on Hermanville Road when he lost control on the winding and
narrow back road. A Deputy couldn't keep up with the speeding but untalented driver who
will never make it in Nascar. Real race car drivers are sober. The mental
midget took out a mailbox and a few trees and then was handcuffed and jailed, leaving his
poor old mom to have to deal with her grown son's abuse of her car. Police report he
was driving without a license, as his last one was taken away in another alcohol incident.
Henry Robert Madjeski, III, 20, was charged with DWI by Deputy Connelly, according to Sgt.
Gerald Johson of the St. Mary's County Sheriff's Department.
Trick or treat Amigos!
A black male, wearing a black hooded jacket, black
pants and tan timberline type shoes or boots, also wearing a mask, held up an employee at
gunpoint at the drive in window of the Taco Bell located at San Souci shopping center in
California early on Friday morning. ST. MARY'S TODAY photo
Police Identify Navy Sailor Shot Dead by
U.S. Marshal
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John Kerry for President
  Drudge Reports Bush Considering
Thomas for Chief Justice
Election 2004 results and stories
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New! Metro Mania
By Alan Henney
The Latest News
on DC Sniper Case
The federal Bureau of Justice Assistance has issued a
210-page report on the Washington (DC) area sniper shooting in Oct. 2002. The section on
information tech and automation is highlited by the quote from Asst. Chief William O'Toole
of the Montgomery County Police Department, "The sniper case started and ended with a
call to 911." At one point, the report notes that The "1-800 Tip Line" was
never completely integrated with the FBI's lead management system. "This
created considerable difficulties for tracking information during the investigation,
including being able to identify which jurisdictions had leads and the progress they were
making on them." The report outlines setting up calls centers and info systems, and
provides an essential explanation of how to organize such investigations and
available federal resources. Download (pdf) a copy at:
http://dispatchmonthly.c.topica.com/maacO3zabbot0a5n3q5b/
Bonnie, Bonnie & Clyde
(Nov. 5 )11:45 p.m. Pizza Heist. 11933 Viers Mill
Rd near Ferrara Av (Wheaton area of Mont. Co.). Three suspects robbed pizza delivery
person of two pizzas, car keys and possibly a wallet. Suspects dropped one pizza
when they fled. Suspects are two women and a man in their late teens. The women
reportedly pushed the victim to the ground and demanded his $$.
Pellet Gun Sniper Continues Attacks
10:45 p.m. Mont. Co. Another possible pellet gun attack. Victim arrived at
the Exxon at 21101 Frederick Road in Gaithersburg after claiming the attack happened on
I-270. The teenage female victim suffered a flesh or graze wound.
One Dead, Attacker
Taken Down with Taser
10:45 p.m. Fatal Stabbing Mont. Co., Gaithersburg 409 Muddy
Branch Rd. Male victim taken to Suburban in cardiac arrest. Suspect was
subdued by police using a taser. Suspect was also taken to the hospital.
Fire Bomb Attack at
Rear of BCC High
11:05 p.m. Mont. Co. Possible fire bomb attempt, BETHESDA CHEVY CHASE SR
HIGH 4301 EAST-WEST HWY.,BETHESDA, A Molotov cocktail appears to have been thrown
on the sidewalk and fence to the rear of the school with minor charring to both.
Fire
chief took pictures.
Downtown Smoker at Art Gallery (Nov. 5) 7:35
p.m. D.C., Phillips Collection at 1600 21st St NW. Arriving firefighters reported
"heavy smoke" and requested additional apparatus. Smoke began to clear as
firefighters attempted to find the source. After about 45 minutes, the smoke was
tracked to an air handler. No artwork was damaged.
Double Fly Out Near Waldorf (Nov. 3)-- 10:10 p.m. CHARLES CO., WALDORF, LEONARDTOWN RD
AND FOREST PARK DR
TROOPERS 2 AND 7 MEDEVAC'ED TWO PATIENTS WHO WERE EXTRICATED FROM A VEHICLE OVER-TURNED IN
THE WOODS. THE MOST SERIOUS WAS DESCRIBED AS GOING IN AND OUT OF CONSCIOUSNESS.
Two More Murders in Gorgeous Prince
Georges (Nov. 3)--- 8 p.m. and 8:35 p.m. Within an hour, two people were murdered at separate
locations in P.G. County. The first victim was found inside or next to a black Escalade
that belongs to a woman in SE DC. That was at 16707 Governors Bridge Road in the
Mitchellville area. No lookout was broadcast over the radio. That was followed by a
homicide at 6337 Landover Road in Landover. A man was gunned down in apartment #204.
The lookout is for a largedark blue SUV, such as a Chevy Suburban, which had two
TVs, a center console and PA tags.
Man Nabbed in Rape
(Nov. 3) P.G. police arrested a man who raped or tried to rape a woman around noon
today at the Oxon Hill Children's Farm.
BB Sniper Fires Thru Metro Bus Window,
Hits Passenger ---(Nov. 3) 8 p.m. 2800-blk
Alabama Av SE, D.C. Yet another B-B gun attack. This time a man fired at a Metro Bus
window. An ambulance had been requested for an injured passenger. The passenger has
refused EMS. The lookout is for a man, late teens, armed with a B-B rifle. He
wore a blue jersey and blue jeans.
One Dead in Fire;
Another Serial Fire May Have Been Set
(Nov. 2)Just before midnight. P.G. Co., Chillum, 5606 16th Ave. Initial report was for a
gas odor. Firefighters arriving found a door forced open on the third floor with a
mattress on fire. Firefighters removed one patient who was pronounced dead. Oddly, about
40 minutes earlier, firefighters responded to 718 Chillum Road, about eight to 10
blocks northwest for another fire in the rear of a house. It appears investigators
are searching both addresses for clues.
Robbery Victim Shot When Refusing to
Give Up Belongings
7 p.m., D.C., 235 DIVISION AV NE, MAN SHOT IN CHEST. OFFICER SAID OVER RADIO VICTIM
"REFUSED TO GIVE UP PROPERTY DURING ROBBERY AND THEY SHOT HIM." SUSPECT(S) FLED
IN A GRAY ELDERADO HEADED NORTHBOUND ON DIVISION AV. THIS WAS THE FIRST OF TWO SHOOTINGS
IN MPD'S 6-D MONDAY EVENING.
Masked Gunman Shoots at Resident
10:20 P.M., P.G. CO., GLENN DALE/BOWIE. 12104 GUINEVERE PL.
WOMAN SUPPOSEDLY WAS FIRED UPON BY MASKED MAN WHEN SHE OPENED HER GARAGE DOOR AT OLD
CHAPEL RD & MILL WAY. SHE INJURED HERSELF FLEEING TO 12104 GUINEVERE PL AFTER
BACKING INTO ANOTHER VEHICLE. POLICE SAY
HER PASSENGER-SIDE WINDSHIELD WAS SHOT OUT AND THERE SHOULD BE DEBRIS AT THE CRIME SCENE.
Head On Wreck
5:50 p.m., MONTGOMERY CO., DAMASCUS
RIDGE ROAD APPROX 1/2 MILE SOUTH OF PENN SHOP ROAD.
HIGH-SPEED HEAD-ON COLLISION WITH TWO INJURED (BOTH TRAUMAS) AND ONE PERSON TRAPPED.
BOTH PATIENTS MEDEVAC'ED IN TWO HELICOPTERS (TROOPERS 3 AND 8) TO SUBURBAN
HOSPITAL. RT.27 CLOSED IN BOTH DIRECTIONS. CARROLL, HOWARD, FREDERICK AND MONTGOMERY
COUNTIES ALL RESPONDED TO THIS ACCIDENT.
Fire on Rear Deck
7:30 p.m., MONTGOMERY CO. CABIN JOHN/BETHESDA
7306 BROXBURN CT, FIRE ON REAR DECK WITH SIGNIFICANT EXTENSION INTO HOUSE.
MAJOR DAMAGE TO HOUSE. FIREFIGHTERS ATTACKED BLAZE FROM OUTSIDE.
Punks Shoot Kid with BB Gun
8 P.M., ALEXANDRIA, 3634 EDISON ST. ANOTHER B-B SHOOTING INVOLVING A CHILD. A
10-YEAR-OLD WAS HIT IN THE
HEAD AND TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL (NOT SERIOUS). UNKNOWN SUSPECTS REMAIN
AT LARGE.
Voter's Motor Could Have Been Election
Stopper
10:15 p.m., CHARLES CO., WALDORF, 2119 DENNIS CT
29-YEAR-OLD MAN TRIED TO KILL HIMSELF IN GARAGE BY LEAVING VEHICLE RUNNING. TROOPER
HELICOPTER LANDED AT PARK AT PINEFIELD RD TO FLY HIM TO HOSPITAL.
More Fire in House
11:20 p.m, PRINCE GEORGE'S CO., CHILLUM, 718 CHILLUM RD
FIRE SHOWING IN REAR OF HOUSE BUT KNOCKED DOWN BY FIREFIGHTERS WITHIN MINUTES.
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Woman Locked Her Kids in
Storage Unit After Being Evicted...then she went off to work....
Despite endless sources of public welfare, public
housing, private charity and other ways to have a free roof over her head, a Waldorf woman
locked her children up in a storage unit and went off to work. The manager of the
Waldorf Budget Storage in the Industrial Park heard voices and called the Charles
Sheriff's Dept.. The cops arrived and they cut the lock on the unit, finding the
kids without food or water. See print edition for details....
Firebug torched
barn twice
Million dollar fire ruled arson... see details in print edition this wee
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At approximately 5:20,
Thursday, October 28, 2004, an officer on routine patrol located 23-year-old Imtiaz
Mohammed, of the 700 block of Somerset Place, NW, seated in the front seat of a 2004 Dodge
Straus parked in front of 804 Rittenhouse Street, NW, suffering from gunshot wounds. He
was taken to the Washington
Hospital Center’s MedStar Unit and pronounced dead at 5:42 pm.The case is under
investigation by members of the department’s Violent Crimes Branch. Anyone with
information about this case is asked to call police at (202) 727-9099. The department
offers a reward of up to $25,000 to anyone who provides information that leads to the
arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for any homicide committed in
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