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Clerk Wrestled Money from Fatso Bandit!

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Budget Deficit Looms for St. Mary's Board

ABC 7 Cameraman killed on Rt. 301 after filming fire at Croom




          

            

           

 



McSwain Nabbed by Force with McPot

MECHANICSVILLE --- Maryland State Police report that on Friday, December 15, 2006 at 1:40 pm, Sgt. Force was patrolling Route 5 in Mechanicsville in her marked MSP K9 unit.  Sgt. Force observed a Ford Taurus traveling northbound Route 5 south of Route 6 in Mechanicsville.  The driver was not restrained by the seatbelt.  A routine traffic stop was initiated, contact was made with the driver, Nicole Renee McSwain, 18 of Mechanicsville.  On the initial contact a plastic bag was observed in the center console area.  When Sgt. Force contacted Ms. McSwain a second time and the plastic bag was not observed.  A K-9 scan was conducted and K-9 Maddie alerted on the center console area.  TFC Linger conducted a probable cause search and located a plastic bag containing marijuana in the area that K-9 Maddie alerted on.  Ms. McSwain was arrested for possession of marijuana.  Two additional bags of marijuana and a CDS smoking device were located on her person.  She was transported to the St. Mary’s County Detention Center pending a bond review.

 

Burglar Bash

CALIFORNIA ---- On Friday, December 15, 2006 at 3:18 pm, TFC Koch responded to the 44000 block of St. Andrews Church Rd. in California for the report of a burglary.  Contact was made with the victim, 58, of St. Mary’s City who advised the residence was burglarized.  Investigation revealed an unknown suspect(s) entered the residence through a rear door by breaking out the glass.  The victim advised there was no sign of anything taken from the residence.  Investigation continues.  (0682014182)

 

Deadhead Teenie Boppers from Cobb Island Nabbed with Pot

MECHANICSVILLE --- On Friday, December 15, 2006 at 3:33 pm, TFC Linger was patrolling Route 5 in Mechanicsville when he observed a Honda Accord traveling southbound Route 5, north of Golden Beach Rd.  A routine traffic stop was initiated for an equipment violation.  Contact was made with the driver, a male juvenile, 17, of Cobb Island and the passenger, a female juvenile, 17, of Cobb Island.  TFC Linger observed marijuana in the driver’s door pocket.  After further investigation, both subjects were arrested for possession of marijuana and CDS paraphernalia.  They were transported to the Leonardtown Barrack for processing and later released to a relative of the male juvenile. Investigation continues pending action by juvenile authorities. 

Mom Had Boozer Bozo Busted for Getting Daughter Drunk

CALIFORNIA --- Some guys have never heard the term “jail bait”, but a local man will be meeting the judge to explain why he allegedly gave booze to a underage girl, even though many folks can speculate on why he did. Maryland State Police report that on Sunday, December 18, 2006 at 1:18 am, Tpr. Adams responded to the 45000 Shields Court in California for a report of underage drinking.  Contact was made with the complainant, a female, 36 of California who advised her 16 year old daughter just returned home from a party intoxicated.  Further investigation revealed the suspect, Stefan James Dulemba, 24 of California supplied the alcohol to the juvenile.  Both individuals were cited on Civil Citations.

 

Bomb Threats, Drug Sales, Violence


Lead to St. Mary's School Expulsions



Story...and more to come in next print edition on this important issue...


Man Dead in Fatal Motorcycle Wreck

story


Senate Campaign's Last Days Worth $1 Million

story


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Blackout Plot Thickens


...and one last word before the Tuesday meeting of the St. Mary's Commissioner Board when the issue of blacking out TV coverage of the board's budget sessions will once again be raised by St. Mary's Commissioner Larry Jarboe:


 

 

Might makes right....this car was totaled in a run-in with a propane truck earlier this week on Airport View Drive.
ST. MARY'S TODAY photo by Jack Witten

YACHT SINKS IN BARGE INCIDENT

SALISBURY, MD. - A sport fishing yacht sank in the Wicomico River about five miles west of Salisbury, Md., after a diesel barge knocked a piling into it early this morning. The Coast Guard received a report from the master of the Tug Merrimac at about 1:45 a.m. that his diesel barge had hit the piling about half a mile from the Quantico Wharf and struck the port bow of the 46-foot sport fisher Snoopy II. No one was hurt, and the diesel barge did not rupture. About two gallons of the Snoopy II's fuel have leaked out, and absorbent boom has been placed around the area. All but the flying bridge of the boat is underwater. The Coast Guard is investigating the incident with the Maryland Department of the Environment and the Wicomico County Sheriff's Office.
 



 

 

 



   


 

 

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