August 2007 Top News stories

Two in Custody in College Heist Sheriff Confirms Robbery at St. Mary's College; Park Hall Elementary and Spring Ridge Middle School were set into a security mode; College was in lock down ST. MARY'S CITY (Aug. 30, 2007)  A person was robbed on Trinity Church Road, a first for this quiet colonial capital of Maryland which is home to the renowned St. Mary's College of Maryland.  St. Mary's Sheriff Tim Cameron told ST. MARY'S TODAY that officers have captured "two persons of interest" in the robbery who were in a vehicle on Rt. 4 in Leonardtown, when they were apprehended. Detectives were sent to St. Mary's City for interviews with witnesses and victims. The college flashed a warning to all students to "shelter in place" which they kindly interpreted as meaning "stay inside".  Gee, these college kids would never have figured that one out.  The college emergency flash email stated," The alleged intruder has been described as a Hispanic male, about 5' 11", wearing gray pants, gray jacket, and gray cap. He is possibly carrying a loaded 45 caliber gun." The men arrested were local guys, were white crack heads, not Hispanics. Navy Ship Designs More Realistic Letter to the Editor: State School Super Created Mess With Testing Baloney Calvert Man Washed Up in Atlantic Surf FENWICK ISLAND (Aug. 29)  With assistance from the Ocean City (MD) Police Department and the Maryland State Police, Delaware State Police detectives have identified the body that washed ashore on Monday, August 20, 2007 as Derrick Anthony Graviosi, 31, of the 200 block of Amber Lane, Huntingtown, MD.  The cause of death is drowning. The manner of death is undetermined.  Graviosi had been reported as a missing person to the Ocean City Police Department (MD) a few days prior to his body being recovered in Delaware.  Detectives from the Maryland State Police were able to match Graviosi's fingerprints to fingerprints on file. How stupid can local government get?  In Maryland, there is no limit Washington Post Radio is dead...WTWP will convert to syndicated talk shows like Bill O'Reilly, proving that putting boring reporters on the air with the very talented Hillary Howard couldn't pan out if the reporters were their typical snooty selves, which, by and large, they were.  The haughty couldn't relate with listeners any more than they do with readers, which is why the Post is sagging in circulation, now they killed off what could have been a good radio show by being consistently politically correct.  Too bad for Hillary, but she is a good talent and will have no trouble getting a gig elsewhere.  Goodbye boring Post radio with this postmortem. Haystacks Was Wheel Man for Wal-Mart Robbery WALDORF (Aug. 29) ---  Public Information Officer Kristen Timko reports that on Aug. 27 at 2:15 p.m., Charles County Sheriff’s officers responded to Wal-Mart located at 11930 Acton Lane in Waldorf for the report of an armed robbery. Investigation revealed a male suspect attempted to leave the store with a computer monitor he had not paid for. An employee attempted to stop him but he pointed a stun gun at her. The employee retreated and the suspect fled in a vehicle driven by another person. The suspect vehicle is described as a tan Ford coupe with Maryland tags 3AEY36. Officers later discovered the vehicle had been stolen in Anne Arundel County. The suspect is described only as a white male. The driver of the suspect vehicle is described as a heavy-set white male. Anyone with any information about this incident is asked to contact the Charles County Sheriff’s Office at 301-932-7777 or Charles County Crime Solvers at 1-866-411-TIPS. Officer R. Shepard investigated. Knife-Wielding Bandit Captured in Downtown Waldorf WALDORF (Aug. 29) --- On Aug. 28 at 11:45 p.m., Charles County Sheriff’s officers responded to Walgreens located at 25 High Street in Waldorf for the report of an armed robbery. Investigation revealed a male suspect entered the store, approached a clerk, brandished a knife and stole cash from one of the registers. Cpl. C. Roberts and his K9 partner responded to the scene, conducted a track and located the suspect on a path near St. Thomas Drive. The suspect was identified as William Thomas Chisley, 37, of Waldorf. Chisley was arrested without incident and charged with armed robbery, first-degree assault and theft valued at less than $500. He was being held at the Charles County Detention Center pending an appearance before a district court commissioner. Officer P. DeBoe investigated. Letter to the Editor: Thank Ehrlich for Maryland's top ranking GOP Senators Call for Craig to De-list Himself from Senate America wastes Billions on City Built Below Sea Level..... MoveOn targets pro-surge Democrat School bus flips on first day of school in driver talent contest...this driver lost, no kids on board... photo courtesy of Dunkirk VFD Nearly 70,000 trailers in use in four Gulf Coast states 2 years after Katrina/Rita Over $8 Billion for Recovery on Gulf Coast As New Orleans Murders Spiral, FBI Adds Extra Agents to Assist NOPD Detectives Richard Jewell found dead in home Olympic security guard suspected but cleared in bombing

National Trailer Park residents and White Oak residents are being given the heave-ho by developers from their homes near Lexington Park, while a long-proposed low income housing project next door at the Immaculate Heart of Mary church property languishes.  Some of these residents have been tossed out of two other low rent districts while the taxpayers pay to keep moving them around.  Nonetheless, St. Mary's officials and bureaucrats at the Board of Commissioners meeting heaped praise on one another as they dish out dough for moving trucks.  It's the latest chapter from Alice in Wonderland in the Walled City.  ST. MARY'S TODAY photo. Mobile Moving Moola St. Mary's Board Approves Money to Get Rid of Poor Folks Another buyout, why not just buy the poor folks bus tickets to New York City? Hobos on the March! The Homeless Shelter will be moved too, to make room for another developer....all the while hobos continue to live in tent camps behind Ledo's Pizza and the new library in Lexington Park, scaring the wits out of people when they emerge from the woods....why don't these cats ever enter Mexico illegally and stand in line for free stuff?   These cops brought out big guns for a report of a local homeless man armed with a gun at the Lexington Park library.  A hobo camp is next to the library where homeless guys who don't like the rules of the homeless shelter, such as no booze, take up residence.  Now the shelter is looking for a new place to locate.   At right, are peaceful homeless residents enjoying a sunny day in the middle of the Lexington Park development district which a prospective developer wants to have the shelter removed.  ST. MARY'S TODAY photo LEXINGTON PARK (Aug. 28) ---  They are going to move the Homeless Shelter...but guess where they are going to move it?  Lexington Park Development District Robin Finnacom told the St. Mary's Board that the men's homeless shelter ain't wanted by the developer she is talking to, imagine that!  The developer doesn't want the crazy drunks walking around the soon to be renovated downtown anymore than the staff at the Lexington Park library or other downtown merchants.   So where are the 'three or four places' that are under consideration?  Follow the money.   Soon we will learn that a certain party has a large parcel in a nice neighborhood and the board of the Three Oaks Homeless Shelter has voted to accept this location and the deal will be done. The usual way a facility like this is sited is that the deed is done, a public hearing is held, the public is ignored and the beat goes on...however, there may be a church or other group who actually wants the homeless shelter so why not volunteer your site to the Three Oaks Center and show that there are folks who want the homeless.  The soup kitchen, Mary's Song, moved from across from the Post Office to the Lutheran Church on Great Mills Road and there have been no complaints from that area about problems with the clients of the soup kitchen.  Maybe they are too full of soup to cause problems, but alls well that ends well. The Three Oaks Center was built on county property with money from the State of Maryland and private groups paying for the building.  The building can't be abandoned or sold without permission of the State of Maryland.

U.S. Senator Pleads Guilty to Lewd Behavior in Airport Men's Room How Did News Outlets Miss Senator's Arrest for Nearly Three Months? Craig says 'I am not gay,' did nothing wrong Tires Flattened on 18 School Buses WESTMINISTER ---  Three locations in Carroll County had tires flattened on school buses overnight on Sunday and were discovered when the drivers showed up to start their engines to pick up students.  Unknown heathens are being sought by the Maryland State Police. Maryland high school students keeping getting dumber, math scores drop Will Congress Guarantee Business a Profit? Southern Cooking has always been the best and the people are the fattest, Md. ranks 25th in obesity data Mississippi Fattest State; will require minimum number of hours for students to get off their duffs and take phys ed Sun Report: Maryland is richest state in nation Deaths: Elizabeth Irene "Puddin" Huseman Robert James Bicknell Sr. 'Iranian bomb or bombing of Iran' Radical Ragheads Going to Hit West Again No more back of the bus seating assignments for these blacks, they are being assigned seats in the front of the class in order to help them learn more....

Burch Oil's Leaking Tank Leads to Woman's House Being Condemned ABC 7 report Spitfire Mayhem; Man Must Not Have Had a Match Man charged with spreading flammable liquid inside girlfriend's home LEXINGTON PARK ---  Alls well that ends well, at least the home didn't burn down, but the actions of a Lexington Park man in allegedly spreading a flammable fluid around the interior of his girlfriend's home, led to him being charged with arson and the home severely damaged by the liquid.  Keith Mackall, 44, will find jail to be hot as there is no a/c in the Hotel St. Mary's.  Deputy Chief State Fire Marshal W. Faron Taylor reports that Mackall allegedly made the threat to burn down the home of Mitzi Higgins on Spitfire Court on August 22nd, and poured the liquid inside the home, as the highlight of a domestic argument between the two.

Put this Chevy over the levee: Old car parked too close to house caught fire, spread fire to house too PINEY POINT (Aug. 25) --- State Fire Marshal W. Faron Taylor reports to ST. MARY'S TODAY that James Nagy of Piney Point owns a 1992 Chevy Lumina minivan which malfunctioned, caught fire and caught a nearby building on fire as well, melting vinyl siding on the home.  The old van was estimated to be worth $500 and damage to the building was set at $2,000. The fire was discovered by a neighbor and 10 firefighters from Valley Lee had the fire under control in 10 minutes.  The investigating fire marshal was J. Frye.  The fire started in the engine compartment and the cause was listed as mechanical failure. More Trouble in Bum Heaven LEXINGTON PARK ---  Just last week a drunken bum out of control fought rescue workers and police and this morning another call for an ambulance for an intoxicated bum who is one of many living in tents in the woods near the Lexington Park library is again ready for a staring role in "Fight the drunks", once again putting a strain on the busy Lexington Park Volunteer Rescue Squad, which runs a third of all the fire and rescue runs in St. Mary's County.  Lexington Park operates two stations and often has to deal with people who call 911 because they have a nose bleed, a headache or otherwise abuse vital emergency services.  The St. Mary's Health Dept. will pick up poor people who can't afford a doctor and treat them at the Health Dept., they don't have to call an ambulance.  Drunks who won't quit drinking and won't abide by the rules of the homeless shelter should try drinking anti-freeze.

Two Feared Dead Choppers Searched Bay for Sinking Boat All Night Coast Guard finds 100' long oil slick near Taylors Island, boat crews from Coast Guard stations St. Inigoes and Oxford are searching for any survivors of what appears to be a sunken vessel. Two Men Found Dead Inside of a SUV in Southeast DC Iraq Helicopter Crash Victims Mourned Where's the Loot? So what has the Banana Republic of Washington, D.C. been doing with all the money they have gotten from the taxpayers instead of spending it on keeping up the public schools?  Now the DC government says it needs $120 million just to fix up the schools....gee, giving all those contracts to political supporters and relatives so they can buy those fancy cars and summer homes has a way of adding up over the years...but...the voters of DC keep on electing Crackhead Marion Barry to office....the District public schools have been taken over by the city council, perhaps so they can funnel the money directly to their pals...only The Shadow knows for sure! Orioles Stink...as last place Rangers score 30 runs, first in game since 1897 Woman sentenced in Enviro-Scam....mitigation money went into her pocket Cheap Shots Hoyer's Bridge to Nowhere...Steny just can't say no to Maggie! Congressman Steny Hoyer with St. Mary's College Prez Maggie O'Brien  ST. MARY'S TODAY photo ST. MARY'S CITY  (Aug. 23) You've read about U.S. Senator Ted Steven's multi-million dollar bridge to nowhere in Alaska, now we have learned that our own Congressman Steny Hoyer has found some federal bucks, a reported $2 million for Maggie O'Brien's St. Mary's College of Maryland, already being roasted by many in Southern Maryland for ruining the St. Mary's City shoreline with a monster Boathouse, for Maggie's pedestrian bridge over Rt. 5.  More

This head-on wreck took place Monday evening on Holland Cliff Road.  Four patients were transported in 3 ambulances.  More Photo courtesy of Huntingtown Vol. Fire Dept. and Rescue Squad Any Blood in his Alcohol? LEXINGTON PARK (Aug. 23) --- Just before the typical happy hour yesterday a man who was being assisted by the Lexington Park Vol. Rescue Squad became combative and police were called to assist the volunteers.  St. Mary's Sheriff's Lt. Dan Alioto reports that deputies responded to the scene and placed a man under arrest.  When his handcuffs were removed to allow treatment, the man beat feet, with several deputies in hot pursuit.  Being full of firewater, the man didn't get too far and was soon back in custody.  Joshua Bragalone, 25, was given a blood alcohol test, which showed he didn't have too much blood in his alcohol, testing at .39.  He was charged with public intoxication and resisting arrest. Blood Lust for Mom Led to Man Assaulting Two Cops WALDORF (Aug. 23)  Police report that on Aug. 19 at 2:15 a.m., Charles County Sheriff�s officers responded to the parking lot of Boston's Gourmet Pizza located at 10440 O'Donnell Place in Waldorf for the report of an assault in progress. Investigation revealed the accused, Christopher Michael Varela, 25, of Waldorf, stole his mother�s vehicle and assaulted her when she confronted him. Varela fled the scene on foot toward Smallwood Drive but Officers R. Kimble and P. Sady caught him. Varela resisted arrest and during the struggle bit one of the officers. The other officer�s finger was injured. Varela was ultimately arrested and charged with assaulting a police officer, second-degree assault, resisting arrest, obstructing and hindering and unlawful taking of a motor vehicle. He was being held at the Charles County Detention Center pending an appearance before a district court commissioner. Officers Sady and Kimble were treated at Civista for their injuries. Cpl. C. McCue investigated.

News Flash.... Charles County Sheriff's Department Risks Losing Accreditation   LA PLATA --- The Charles County Sheriff's Office, which was originally approved for accreditation by the CALEA in 2001 and re-approved in 2004, risks losing it's seal of approval due to an assessment of the agency which scored it low on about 18 points.  The agency, which is the principal police agency in Charles County, has 90 days to square away the department or lose it's accreditation.

IRS says most taxpayers can still get credit for federal excise tax paid on long distance phone bills Socialist U.S. Senator Says Fox News Leading US to War Against Iran Edwards Goes After Clinton, Obama Bush Says No Pullout from Iraq Pentagon fails to protect troops in Iraq How the White House keeps protestors at bay Letter to the editor: Help Save Maryland from Illegal Aliens
Troopers Pinned by Jeep; Cop Fires at Teen Driver

St. Mary's Board Approves Upgrades to 911 System Raley commends Dement on being swing vote on raising 911 tax on monthly phone bills Left, St. Mary's Commissioner Larry Jarboe (R. Golden Beach), Commissioner Kenny Dement (D. Piney Point), Commissioner Dan Raley (D. Great Mills)  ST. MARY'S TODAY photo Man Fined for Shooting Bald Eagle But will he get a medal for shooting vultures and skunks, that police report that he was shooting from his back door?  Clearly this man didn't live in Wildewood, he lived in Bushwood.   Did he shoot at any politicians or preachers?  Only The Shadow knows for sure!   More Crab Cops Nab Deadhead Boaters Nationwide Identity Theft Saga Update: Son Says Mom’s Identity Theft Scheme Was Masterminded by Abusive Step-father  Story William Francis Goodwin, Lexington Park rescue squad volunteer for 17 years, dead at age 77 Charles Edward Stuart Aide to Nixon's Dirty Tricks Duo, local developer Hooligan Football Star Pleads Guilty to Killing Dogs Former Post editor returns to DC as New York Times reporter DC had only 12 DWI deaths during 2006, but lets not talk about the murder rate Letter to the Editor:  When you volunteer to serve your nation, you agree to go where ever you are assigned, even to war zone Rodeo Rape Goldring Arrested in Rodeo Rape at Ranch Club

Coast Guard Snatches Ten People Off Sinking Fishing Boat Coast Guard, NRP Police Rescue 8 People from Sinking Boat Near Bay Bridge

On August 28th St. Mary's County Bureau of Criminal Investigations detectives obtained arrest warrants for Valeriy V. Kouznetsov, a 23 year old male from Rockville Maryland and David A. Concepcion, a 33 year old male from Rockville Maryland for Theft over $500, First Degree Assault, Conspiracy to Commit Armed Robbery and Armed Robbery, for the armed robbery of the Mechanicsville Bank of America, which occurred on August 17th. The warrants were a result of ongoing investigations by St. Mary's County BCI and Montgomery County Police, which determined the two men had used a car in the Mechanicsville robbery from a carjacking in Montgomery County earlier the same day. On August 27th the two men attempted another bank robbery in Montgomery County using a vehicle from an August 25th carjacking, but were unsuccessful and were apprehended by police a short time later. BCI detectives recovered the vehicle used in the Mechanicsville robbery in P.G. County. The two suspects are currently incarcerated in Montgomery County.

Ragheads Press for Fair Treatment of Pipebomb-Toting Nitwits  Letter

The Deadliest and Most Costly Hurricanes to Strike U.S. Records for the most intense U.S. hurricane in 1935, and the second costliest, Andrew in 1992, occurred in years which had much below-average hurricane activity.  As occurred in Katrina, a large death toll in a U.S. hurricane is still possible, especially in such vulnerable areas as Houston, New York City, Tampa, and the Florida Keys. The decreased death totals in recent years, outside of 2005, is partly the result of relatively few major hurricanes striking the most vulnerable areas.  More Hurricane Isabel will be remembered for it's storm surge

Appeals Board Says Cell Antennas Okay on Water Tower  Story Hillary ad blasted by White House

Row Over Restaurant Row This stately old brick house will be replaced by a national chain restaurant and four others, along with a hotel, offices and residential housing at the corner of Rt. 235 and Shady Mile Lane in California.  Planning Commissioner Shelby Guazzo said that she visited Woodlawn Road and that there was barely room for one SUV on the road, much less traffic from Town Creek, leaving their homes at dinner every night to stream across this short cut to Restaurant Row.  Actually, the road is lacking shoulders but does boast good wide lanes with a double yellow line.  Perhaps Guazzo got on the wrong road.  ST. MARY'S TODAY photos Story   Reader Retorts

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Father Joseph Sileo of Holy Face Catholic Church, Great Mills.

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Waitress in a New Hampshire diner confronts Romney Over Healthcare
 

If SHA has photo or video proof of underwater bridge piling inspections to show they are safe, then lets see it

Governor Thomas Johnson Bridge was closed due to cracks 20 years ago

State lacks contingency plan if bridge closes again


Are Southern Maryland's Bridges Safe?  

SOLOMON'S ISLAND (Aug 2) --- After the horrible collapse of the interstate bridge in Minneapolis, officials will likely be reviewing inspection procedures for Maryland bridges, especially the Governor Thomas Johnson Bridge, which was shut down in an emergency measure in 1988 after stress cracks developed at the top of every support beam holding up the bridge.   More

Many North American bridges are unsafe
 

Sheriff Has Hopes of Solving Latest Drugstore Boost of Oxycotin

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Attention Congress:  What are we still doing in Iraq? First it was that nutty Cindy Shehan who was against the War in Iraq, then Iraq evolved into a civil war and nutty Congressman Jack Murtha, who had backed Bush, came out against it.  Colin Powell tried to talk Bush out of this in the first place.  But the President wouldn't listen. Then more people in America questioned why we were still there, then last fall, the Democrats won back Congress as the country said, 'get out of Iraq', then Bush sent more troops in a 'surge'; then it didn't work, only our casualties 'surged'; now ranking GOP senators have said it's time to get out; now the White House staff is working on a strategy to have Bush say it's his idea to get out, but they won't call it that, it'll be some sort of disengagement.    More   Give your views on this issue staff1@stmarystoday.com

Ocean City, Maryland is now the target destination for young and old. Keep up with all the latest action at the beach, from folks getting caught in riptides, to people jumping in front of buses, jumping off buildings and sometimes just getting sunburned....Beach Updates from the shore, from Delaware to OC with Alan Henney.  Photo at left is a sand sculpture of the Last Supper along the Boardwalk in Ocean City, Md. 
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Reader Feedback Should Schools Have Random Drug Testing? Views on pit bulls, dog fighting and Michael Vick St. Mary's Hell-Hole Bars; Bar Violence, Monks Inn Murder, Brass Rail Murder STS bus speedway on Rt. 235; should officials make the STS buses slow down and use right lane so riders can flag the bus? Property Owner Pleads for Relief from Phantom FDR Blvd. • School bus drivers: Our Forgotten Assets • How Much Sense Did It Make to Disband Safe Schools • Task Force in Light of Continued School Violence?

Backing up his officers on the street.  
Accustomed to being on road patrol, St. Mary's Sheriff Tim Cameron, right, assists as Deputy Frank Fowler, left, questions a suspect during a crime crackdown night in March in Lexington Park.  
 ST. MARY'S TODAY photos
By Kenneth C. Rossignol
ST. MARY'S TODAY
MONTREAL (July 29)--- Sheriff Tim Cameron reports from the international Commission on Accreditation of Law Enforcement Agencies CALEA conference in Montreal that the years long process to win approval for the St. Mary's Sheriff's Department has taken the final step with his appearance yesterday before the conference committee and after all the reviews, inspections and submissions which have taken place for the past 5 years, St. Mary's County finally can finally claim a police agency which meets with high standards.  
Gone are the days of Laurel and Hardy and Keystone Cops. 
Those days of crime and police capers, which admittedly have been fun to cover were always a disappointment in that the citizens always got the short end of the stick for value of tax dollars when antics and silly politics from famous law officers such as 'Captain Chicken' Copado, and Lt. 'Stan Laurel' Voorhaar, along Lt. 'Oliver Hardy' Cooper were the order of the day.  More

The Mean Streets of Lexington Park

"I told you, it ain't my car and it ain't my gun!"

GREAT MILLS (July 28)--- This suspect told St. Mary's deputies next to car he was likely operating when it dropped off a front wheel as it wrecked on Great Mills Road at 2 am Saturday, that he was just looking at the car which was wrecked and had a gun in it. It says it wasn't his. Of course if it turns out to be stolen, that would be a wise move. "You won't find my prints inside," said the man. Only The Shadow knows for sure.

Cops recover gun from wrecked car....read this story now with more photos from the scene

History in Photos



Pam and Dan Fitzgerald with their family in front of the Samuel M. Bailey oyster boat
at the dock at Fitzie's Restaurant and Marina in Compton.  ST. MARY'S TODAY photo

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