Webster vs City of Salisbury

CASE DISMISSED!!!

Two Missing Juveniles - UPDATED

FOUND IN FLORIDA

Time: 11/30/2009 @ 0815 hours

Case #: 09-96-008103

Location: 10257 Golf Course Road, Ocean City, Worcester County, MD

Crime: Missing Juveniles

Victim:
Jesse William Harman 05/04/1993 black hair, brown eyes 509, 180 lbs
Anna Lynn Kelleher 11/17/1992 brown hair blue eyes 505, 125 lbs

Accused: N/A

Narrative: On above date and time, Troopers from the MSP Berlin Barracks responded to the above address for two missing juveniles. Upon arrival they made contact with the complainant Kevin Harman and Denise Kelleher. Harman and Kelleher advised that their two children listed above gathered some belongings at approximately midnight on 11/30/2009 and left the area in a tan Buick Road master bearing MD registration 2ESS73. Several attempts to locate the subjects have yielded negative results. Last possible location was at 0559 hours on 11/30/2009 was in Portsmouth Virginia. Possible destination of Texas or Mexico. We are asking anyone with information as to the whereabouts of the subjects to contact the Maryland State Police in Berlin at 410-641-3101.
Disposition: Attempting to locate

Investigating Trooper(s): TFC. Brant 4827

STATEMENT FROM THE SALVATION ARMY

Salisbury News is an official media partner of The Salvation Army’s 2009 Red Kettle Campaign, along with WBOC/FOX21 and Delmarva Broadcasting. As part of the partnership, Salisbury News has been provided five schedules of the 27 Kettle locations to promote on its website.

Salisbury News receives frequent updates of these schedules from The Salvation Army’s Kettle Headquarters. Thus, Salisbury News is the only authorized site for publishing this information.

Any information on these Kettle locations provided by other sites has not been provided by The Salvation Army, and as such is incorrect information.

Montgomery County Maryland Experiences Blow-out Budget Woes

Montgomery County officials expect their budget deficit to swell to more than 608 million dollars. Their previous budget estimate - made in September - underestimated and was more than 240 million dollars off.

Click here to for more details:

I wonder how their County Council will react at their planned emergency meeting.

If you'd like to volunteer for a slot at any of the above locations please, send your request to ringabell4tsa@verizon.net or call Kettle Campaign Headquarters 410-749-RING (7464).

THANK YOU, to all that have so generously volunteered their time to this worthwhile campaign.

County Council Restructures

During a vote to restructure the County Council, Gail Bartkovich is now the Council President and Sheree Sample-Hughes is now the Council Vice President.

The city council could take a lesson from the county and follow suit.

Another Armed Robbery in Salisbury Last Night

Allegedly there was yet another armed robbery in Salisbury last night. A Red Door Sub Shop delivery driver was robbed at gun point around 9:00pm Monday night.

People pulling up to the curb at Sam's Club, rolling down their windows making statements dripping with sarcasm "Crime is down, isn't it Joe?"

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Dennis Ketterer Gone From WBOC?

Hey Joe,

I heard a rumor that Dennis Ketterer was gone from WBOC, so I checked out their website and he is gone from there too....Anyone know what happened?

My guess, severe weater reports that just wasn't so. However, perhaps our readers will know more. I did watch last night and saw a new guy and thought, well, I guess Dennis is gone.

Salisbury Police Department Press Releases

On November 30, 2009 at approximately 5:50 pm, Officers of the Salisbury Police received a call to respond to the East Side Deli on East Main Street for the report of an armed robbery with gunshots fired. Upon arrival the officers met with witnesses and a single victim of two (2) gunshots. The victim was identified as 56 year old Gregory David Knowles of Delmar, Maryland. Knowles was transported to the Peninsula Regional Medical Center by Salisbury Emergency Services and was in surgery at the time of this release. The witnesses advised the officers that a single suspect had entered the business and approached the victim with a handgun pointed at the victim. The suspect fired two (2) shots at the victim then took U.S. Currency from a cash register at the rear of the business. The suspect fled from the business on foot and was last observed traveling east along the front of the building. A K-9 track was attempted with a K-9 from the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office and yielded negative results. This investigation continues, and the suspect was described as:

Black male, approximately 5’10”, thin build, light complexion, wearing a black hoodie type sweatshirt with the hood up, black jeans, black tennis shoes and a black ski mask. The handgun was described as a black in color revolver type weapon.

If anyone has any information regarding this incident, they are asked to contact the Salisbury Police at 410-548-3165 or Crime Solvers at 410-548-1776. Information may be given anonymously.

Capt. Mark Tyler

On November 26, 2009 at approximately 7:15 am, Officers of the Salisbury Police received a call to respond to a residence on the seven hundred (700) block of E. Church Street for the report of a domestic assault. Upon arrival the officers met with an adult female victim who advised that she had been involved in a domestic type argument with a suspect known to her. During the argument the suspect struck the victim in the head area and threatened the victim with a knife. The suspect also refused to let the victim leave the residence for a short period of time. The victim did not need medical attention.

ARRESTED: Elvis Manuel Grullon, 43 years of age
Salisbury, Maryland

CHARGES: First degree assault
Second degree assault
Reckless endangerment
False imprisonment

DISPOSITION: Released to Central Booking
CC # 200900041955

On November 27, 2009 at approximately 2:11 am, Officers of the Salisbury Police received a call to respond to the WaWa Store on South Salisbury Boulevard for the report of a fight. Upon arrival the officers observed the below listed suspects acting in a disorderly manner. Suspect # 1 became combative and refused to leave the store, eventually fighting with officers as she was placed under arrest. Suspect # 2 was observed by officers breaking one of the glass windows of the store.

ARRESTED #1: Jacquelyn Denaya Booker, 25 years of age
Salisbury, Maryland

CHARGES: Second degree assault
Resisting arrest
Failure to obey a lawful order
Disorderly conduct

ARRESTED #2: Relysee Richard Haywood, III, 23 years of age
Salisbury, Maryland

CHARGES: Malicious destruction of property

DISPOSITIONS: Both released to Central Booking
CC # 200900042033

On November 27, 2009 at approximately 2:45 pm, Officers of the Salisbury Police received a call to respond to the area of Baker St. for the report of an armed robbery. Upon arrival the officers met with an adult male victim who advised that he had been robbed of his clothing and wallet by three (3) suspects at knife point. The victim advised that he was approached on Baker St. by the three suspects who produced a knife and took his property. The suspects then fled from the area on foot.

On the same date, at approximately 8:22 pm, the officers met again with the victim who was able to positively identify one of the suspects, listed below. The victim had been located at a local church and observed the suspect. The victim alerted an off duty Maryland State Trooper, who detained the suspect until the arrival of the Salisbury officers. The suspect was taken into custody without incident. The investigation is continuing as to the second and third suspects.

ARRESTED: Shaun Anthony Davis, 19 years of age
Salisbury, Maryland

CHARGES: Robbery
Armed robbery
First degree assault
Second degree assault
Theft ( under $ 100)

DISPOSIATION: Released to Central Booking
CC # 200900042082

On November 28, 2009 at approximately 4:08 pm, Officers of the Salisbury Police received a call to respond to a business on Calvert Street for a report of a burglary. Upon arrival the officers met with a witness who had observed the below listed suspect make entry into an unoccupied office through a window. The officers located the suspect inside of the unoccupied business.

ARRESTED: James Kevin Stansbury, 50 years of age
Salisbury, Maryland

CHARGES: Fourth degree burglary

DISPOSITION: Released to Central Booking
CC # 200900042175

On November 28, 2009 at approximately 6:25 pm, Officers of the Salisbury Police were on routine patrol in the area of Naylor Street and stopped a vehicle operated by the below listed suspect for traffic violations. As the vehicle was stopped, the suspect fled from the vehicle on foot. After a foot chase the suspect was caught and was found to have attempted to discard a baggie of suspected “crack”/cocaine, which was recovered by the officers.

ARRESTED: Keonte Depre Bratten, 20 years of age
Salisbury, Maryland

CHARGES: Possession of cocaine with the intent to distribute
Possession of cocaine
Possession of CDS/paraphernalia

DISPOSITION: Released to Central Booking
CC # 200900042194

On November 28, 2009 at approximately 10:51 pm, Officers of the Salisbury Police were on routine patrol in the area of Parsons Road and observed a vehicle parked in a suspicious manner. Officers approached the vehicle and detected the scent of suspected marijuana emanating from the parked vehicle. The vehicle was occupied by below listed suspects # 1 and # 2. The vehicle was checked and a quantity of suspected “crack”/cocaine was located.


ARRESTED #1: Christopher Demarcus Bailey, 23 years of age
Salisbury, Maryland


ARRESTED #2: Russell Matthew Bailey, 36 years of age
Salisbury, Maryland

CHARGES (Both): Possession of cocaine
Possession of marijuana
Possession of CDS/paraphernalia


DISPOSITION: Both released to Central Booking
CC # 200900042219

DON'T FORGET!

Community Crime Prevention Seminar

Tuesday
December 1, 2009
7:00 PM
Salisbury University
University Center – Nanticoke Room

Topics
Personal Safety
How to be a Good Witness
What Happens when I am a victim of a Crime?
Neighborhood Watch

Former Delmar Mayoral Candidate Tom McGuire A No Show At Council Meeting

More than 100 angry residents were prepared last night to take on Tom McGuire and his challenges towards escorting the Delmar Football Team Home this Saturday night. Mr. McGuire claimed that they make too much noise and he'll have nothing of the sort going on in his part of Town.

The fnniest part about last nights meeting was when the Mayor of Delmar Maryland formally asked the Mayor of Delmar Delaware if they would consider making their trip home to also include traveling through the Maryland side of Delmar as well.

Even though it was a very long day for me yesterday, there was no way I was going to miss attending this meeting to watch an entire Town up in arms against one man who has proven to be an absolute fruit cake.

The Delmar Football Team and their supporters deserve this special moment in time, win or lose and last night more than 100 of them not only jam packed the Council Chambers, they lined the hallway heading into the building and even went out the front door where some citizens stood in the rain waiting to see if Tom McGuire would actually show up.

Once I realized he was going to be a no show, I left knowing the Town would quickly support this event. Mr. McGuire spent the entire day yesterday contacting the Salvation Army over and over again trying to get on the schedule in an attempt to relieve me personally from one of my long shifts. The Salvation Army has chosen to reject Mr. McGuire's request. My guess would be he and his Wife's remarks referencing Brooke Mulford. The Salvation Army is a Christian Based Organization and I highly doubt they want to be involved with Mr. McGuire. Besides, I'd rather stand there in 10 below temperatures freezing my butt off before I'd ever allow this man to replace me in any way, shape or form.

People know what you're all about Tom, give it up.

Wicomico County Wants To Start Charging For Fire Services

I was surprised to read Pending Bill 2009-14 on the Resolutions and Bills page of the Wicomico County website. They are creating a new requirement for a open burning permit -- at the cost of $100 -- but -- more importantly -- they are going to start charging land/home owners for emergency services rendered. Here are my problems with this bill:

We pay taxes to cover these expenses
We will be charged at rates -- although the bill gives initial fees -- which may change at any time. This is giving the County open authority to determine what fees should be set whenever they please. If they see that this is becoming profitable, they will continually increase fees to increase income with no restrictions.

We have no control over the charges - if I was burning leaves in my backyard (which I will not be permitted to do anymore due to the new 200 foot restriction) - and a passerby calls 911 because he does not know the source of smoke - I will be charged for the call and each piece of equipment dispatched.

The reason this concerns me so much s this is another back door attempt at adding "taxes" on the citizens without increasing taxes. If this passes, it will open the door for fees to be charged for all county services in addition to our normal taxes. Could you imagine that if a tree falls down on the road from your property and you get a bill from the county for removal from the road -- and you submit the bill to insurance but they pay only a portion - so you are responsible for the rest AND your insurance rates increase? Or -- if someone passing by calls the ambulance because they thought they saw someone hurt on your property -- so you receive a bill from the ambulance for responding to a call? How about you receiving a parking ticket AND an invoice for the deputy's time to write the ticket? Right now it sounds a bit far fetched -- but this legislation opend the door for this type of abuse.

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Landowners On Florida Beaches Fighting To Be Sand Owners, Too

Supreme Court to examine 'taking' of private property

DESTIN, FLA. -- The sugar-white sand that stretches from Slade and Nancy Lindsay's deck to the clear, green waters of the Gulf of Mexico is some of the finest in the world. Tiny, uniformly shaped quartz crystals make the beach that stretches along the Florida Panhandle unique, experts say.

So what could be wrong with creating more of it?

That is what Florida's beach restoration and renourishment program has been doing statewide for years, pumping in wide new strips of sand to save eroding shorelines.

But the Lindsays and other homeowners challenged the program because it comes with a catch: The new strips of beach belong to the public, not the property owners. They feared their waterfront view of bleached sand and sea oats would include throngs of strangers toting umbrellas and coolers.

The Florida Supreme Court disagreed that the homeowners' property rights had been infringed upon just because their waterfront property line may not actually touch the water.

And that decision, in turn, has created a new challenge from the landowners: that the state high court ditched 100 years of common law to endorse the popular beach renourishment program, depriving them of their constitutional rights.

It is the latter charge that created the unusual case that the U.S. Supreme Court will hear next week. Justices will examine a concept they have pondered for more than 40 years without resolution: whether a decision by the judicial branch, rather than the executive or legislative, can create the kind of taking of private property forbidden by the Constitution.

"It's one of the great open questions" in property law, said D. Benjamin Barros, a law professor at Widener University who edits a blog on such topics. The importance of the issue of whether a judicial decision "can eliminate important property rights and leave the owner without a remedy" will only increase with the growing number of public-private disputes over waterfront property, he said.

GO HERE to read more.

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Today's Wildlife Photo By Scott Phoebus

GOVERNOR MARTIN O’MALLEY TO ADDRESS THE STATE OF MINORITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISES IN MARYLAND

Governor to launch initiative to support, enhance minority- and women-owned businesses

ANNAPOLIS, MD – Governor Martin O’Malley will join Lt. Governor Anthony Brown along with hundreds of small business owners, advocates and officials today to launch “MBE University,” an initiative to support Maryland’s minority- and women-owned businesses and to highlight the state’s MBE program, the oldest and most aggressive in the nation. The initiative will launch in Prince George’s County, home to the highest concentration of minority-owned firms in Maryland and will focus on opportunities for MBE firms to participate in government contracts and procurement.

The event will consist of workshops and a plenary session where the Governor will address attendees at 10:00 a.m. Following the Governor’s address, he and Lt. Governor Brown will participate in a roundtable discussion with small business owners and advocates.

Mardela Springs Heritage Christmas Tour

Mardela Springs Heritage Christmas Tour
December 6, 2009
4 pm to 7 pm
Free, Donations Accepted
Start at the Mardela Springs Volunteer Fire Co.
to pick up your program,
Tour the town by Trams
Bring a Flashlight
*Entertainment at the Emmanuel U. M. Church, *First Baptist Church of Mardela, *Mardela Wesleyan Church and *Fire House
*Craft Vendors at the Fire House
*Food by Millie’s Roadhouse with dining in Lodge Hall on Adkins Complex
*Train Display at Cannery
*Live activities of the 19th Century at:
*The Spring House (live nativity),*Barren Creek Springs Church,*Barren Creek Heritage Museum,
*Bratten-Taylor General Store,
*Gravenor-English One Room School House
*Young’s Purchase Farmhouse, *Memorial Building, *New this year* *The Cannery Building,
and *Whitelock Victorian Home.
Santa will arrive by Fire Truck

Sponsored by Westside Historical Society,
Mardela Springs Volunteer Fire Co., &
Adkins Historical and Museum Complex Inc.

QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY IS PREFERRED SITE FOR 1,200-ACRE, JOB-RICH DIPLOMATIC TRAINING FACILITY

KRATOVIL, MIKULSKI, CARDIN: QUEEN ANNE’S COUNTY IS PREFERRED SITE FOR 1,200-ACRE, JOB-RICH DIPLOMATIC TRAINING FACILITY

Washington, DC –Rep. Frank Kratovil joined U.S. Senators Barbara A. Mikulski and Benjamin L. Cardin today in applauding the announcement by the General Services Administration (GSA) and the U.S. Department of State that the Hunt Ray Farm in Queen Anne’s County is the preferred site to build a new 1,250-acre Foreign Affairs Security Training Center.

The State Department and GSA have been considering several sites to house the Foreign Affairs Security Training Center. Senators Mikulski and Cardin and Congressman Kratovil fought hard to bring the building to Maryland. To read the letter of support that Senators Mikulski and Cardin sent in support of the Queen Anne’s site, click here. To read Congressman Kratovil’s letter in support of the Queen Anne’s site, click here.

“This announcement is a big win for the Eastern Shore economy,” said Rep. Frank Kratovil. “This new facility will immediately create hundreds of construction jobs and will support 500 new full-time positions once completed. The construction workers, permanent staff, and students housed at this facility will inject millions of dollars into the local economy and support small businesses throughout the area. I am also pleased that members of the community will have an opportunity to voice their opinions at public hearings as planning for this facility moves forward.”

“This is a big win for Maryland. The training facility is good news for three reasons: jobs, jobs and more jobs for Maryland,” said Senator Mikulski, a member of the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence. “I’m proud Queen Anne’s County has been selected to house a facility dedicated to keeping Americans abroad safe, secure, and protected.”

“The selection of the 2,000-acre site in Queen Anne’s County as the preferred location for a new State Department Diplomatic Training facility is a winner for our country and for the residents of Queen Anne’s County,” said Senator Cardin, a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. “This site will provide new job opportunities for residents of Queen Anne’s County and it will benefit our nation to have a consolidated embassy security training facility on the Eastern Shore near Washington, D.C. I look forward to a successful conclusion to the negotiations and the full engagement of the local community.”

Under the agreement reached today, the State Department will buy 2,000- acres of land in Queen Anne’s County to build a State Department Diplomatic Training facility. Up to 1,250 acres may be developed. The Foreign Affairs Security Training Center will consolidate training that is currently spread across nineteen separate facilities. The next step in this process is negotiations between the GSA and owners of the property for the acquisition of the property.

The GSA has also announced their intention to hold a public hearing/comment period to give Queen Anne’s County residents an opportunity to voice their ideas and concerns about the facility. More information will be released when it becomes available.

Every year, thousands of Foreign Service officers and their families move overseas to work in American embassies and consulates around the world. The Foreign Affairs Security Training Center will help them learn tips and tricks to stay safe and secure when they live and work in environments where terrorists and other bad actors would seek to harm America by harming them.

Death Penalty In 9/11 Trials May Be Difficult

Reporting from Washington -- After Zacarias Moussaoui -- the accused "20th hijacker" in the Sept. 11 attacks -- was sentenced to life in prison in 2006 because one juror in Virginia refused to agree to the death penalty, Moussaoui clapped his hands and called out, "America, you lost and I won." Now the Obama administration plans to seek a death sentence for Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, the self-proclaimed Sept. 11 mastermind. The complete article can be viewed at: http://www.latimes.com/news/nation-and-world/la-na-terror-trials30-2009nov30,0,6855010.story

Wicomico County Sheriff's Office Press Release

Incident: False Statement
Date of Incident: 26 November 2009
Location: Johnson Road, Salisbury, MD
Suspect: James A. Maddox, 33, Salisbury, MD

Narrative: On 26 November 2009 at 1:50 AM, a patrol deputy from the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office stopped an individual walking on Johnson Road in an inappropriate manner. When the deputy asked the individual his name, he provided one to the deputy, which would later be discovered to be false. Upon running a warrant check on the provided information, the deputy discovered a warrant and placed the subject under arrest.

Upon searching the now arrested individual, the deputy located an identification card that provided the individual’s correct name, James A. Maddox. When asked why he lied about his name, Maddox told the deputy he believed a warrant existed for him. Upon running a warrant check under the correct name, no warrant was discovered.

Maddox was transported to the Central Booking Unit where he was booked for Making a False Statement to a Law Enforcement Officer. Maddox was processed and taken in front of the District Court Commissioner. After an initial appearance, Maddox was released by the Commissioner on Personal Recognizance.

Charges: False Statement to Law Enforcement

Incident: Assault
Date of Incident: 26 November 2009
Location: 23000 block of Ocean Gateway, Mardela Springs, MD
Suspect: Male Juvenile, 16, Mardela Springs, MD

Narrative: On 26 November 2009 at 7:39 PM, a deputy from the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office responded investigate an altercation that occurred inside the Maple Shade Youth facility in the 23000 block of Ocean Gateway in Mardela Springs. Upon arrival, the deputy learned that a 16 YOA resident came into the kitchen area of the facility, grabbed a pumpkin pie and threw it at the back of one of the counselor’s heads. The deputy saw pieces of the pumpkin pie in the hair and on the back of the counselor which corroborated the account. The deputy placed the juvenile under arrest.

The deputy transported the juvenile to the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office where the Department of Juvenile services was notified of the arrest. Upon informing the Department of Juvenile Services of the incident, the arresting deputy was instructed to release the juvenile to the Youth Facility pending formal court action.

Charges:
Assault 2nd degree
Disorderly Conduct

Incident: Reckless Endangerment
Date of Incident: 27 November 2009
Location: West Road, Salisbury, MD
Suspect:
1. Male Juvenile, 14, Salisbury, MD
2. Male Juvenile, 16, Salisbury, MD

Narrative: On 27 November 2009 at 1:22 AM, a patrol deputy from the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office was traveling on West Road in the area of Westbrook Commons when the deputy observed five young individuals walking in the area. As the deputy came closer to the individuals, the deputy saw what he believed to be a handgun pointed towards him. The deputy heard what he recognized as shots of air and the deputy believed that the weapon was actually an air soft gun. After this occurred, all five individuals ran from the deputy.

The deputy along with additional patrol units, located and detained two of the individuals involved in this incident. It should be noted that both individuals detained were dressed in red from head to toe. Their clothing along with other indicators, pointed to their involvement with a gang.

Both juveniles were transported to the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office. Both were released to parents pending formal court action. The investigation will be continuing in order to identify the other three individuals involved, including the one who pointed the air soft gun at the deputy.

Charges: Reckless Endangerment

Incident: Burglary / Theft
Date of Incident: 27 November 2009
Location: 22000 block of Royal Oak Road, Quantico, MD
Suspect:
1. Male Juvenile, 14, Quantico, MD
2. Male Juvenile, 15, Quantico, MD
3. Male Juvenile, 14, Quantico, MD

Narrative: On 27 November 2009 at 10:53 AM, a patrol deputy from the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office responded to investigate a burglary in the 22000 block of Royal Oak Road in Quantico. The resident had been out of town for a few days and returned home to discover his pick-up truck, camper, and house had been forcibly burglarized. The deputy observed a window smashed out of the truck, the camper door open and a rear window to the house smashed out. Stolen during the burglary was a Nintendo Game Cube and 18 games, a CD stereo and other small electronics. It was also discovered that whoever broke into the truck tried to steal it, as evident by the tampering with the ignition and the steering column.

During the course of the investigation, the victim stated he recalled a young man who lived at the nearby Maple Shade Youth Facility approached the victim in his yard just prior to leaving and asked if the victim had any work the young man could perform. The victim also recalled how this young man commented on the different items present in the victim’s yard, including the camper.

The deputy responded to the Maple Shade Youth facility, also located in the 22000 block of Royal Oak Road and located the resident in question. Upon speaking with the counselor, the deputy learned that this resident and two others had left the facility without permission recently. Upon further investigation by the deputy, the deputy recovered all of the property stolen from the victim and obtained admissions of guilt from each of the three juveniles.

During the search for the stolen property, one of the facility’s counselors located marijuana and four smoking devices hidden in the room of one of the juveniles involved.

Two of the juveniles were charged on a referral and released to the Maple Shade Youth Facility pending court action. A third was transported and held at the Lower Shore Children’s Center pending formal court action.

Charges:
Burglary 1st Degree
Theft over $500
Malicious Destruction of Property
Possession of Marijuana

Worcester County Sheriff’s Office Press Release

On November 29, 2009 at 5:00 p.m., the Worcester County Sheriff's Office responded to a residence on Snow Hill Road, Snow Hill, Maryland in reference to subject who had been assaulted by a man with a rifle. Upon arrival, Deputies met with the victim who indicated that he had been involved in a verbal argument with another male subject who was later identified as, Juan Terrones Castillo age 64 of Snow Hill, Maryland.

During the course of the argument, Mr. Terrones is alleged to have pointed a loaded rifle at the victim and threatened the victim. Deputies arrested Mr. Terrones and charged him with 1st and 2nd Degree Assault, and reckless endangerment. Mr. Terrones was taken before a judicial officer and released on a $25,000 unsecured bond. A 30-30 rifle was recovered from Mr. Terrones.

2009 BELL RINGERS BUSINESSES, CLUBS, ORGS AND SCHOOLS

As of 11/30/09,

Accurate Optical
Affordable Business Systems
Alarm Engineering
Allen Lions Club
Allen Memorial Baptist Church
Apostle Construction
Appraisal Services
Armor Cycle
Atlantic General Hospital
Auto Pro
Bank of Delmarva
Barr International
Boy Scout Troop #151
Boy Scout Troop #185 – St. Francis de Sales
Boy Scout Troop #194
Bullard Construction
Burnett White
Business Friends and Partners
CFS (Comprehensive Financial Services)
Causey Insurance
City of Salisbury
Coastal Extreme All Stars
Community Christian Church
Community of Joy
Courtesy Chevrolet
Cub Scout Pack 185
Cub Scout Pack 223
(The) Daily Times
Delmar Field Hockey Team
Delmar Kiwanis
Delmar Volunteer Fire Department
Delmarva Korean Society
Delmarva Power
Delmarva Shorebirds
Delta Sigma Theta, Inc.
Designer’s Edge
Dulcimer Dimensions
Eastern Shore Distributing
Eastern Shore Junior Golf League
Eastern Shore Water
Eastside Youth Club – Salvation Army
Elks Success Temple 154
ERA Martin Associates
Exit Shore Realty
First Baptist Church of Mardela
First Shore Federal
FOP Lodge 111
(The) Fountains
Fruitland Chamber of Commerce
Fruitland Lions Club
Fruitland Volunteer Fire Department
George Miles and Buhr
(The) Gideons
(The) Gospel Shop
Grace United Methodist Church
Guiding Eyes for the Blind, Delmarva Region
Hanna Kremer & Tilghman
Hazel Youth Center Advisory Council
Hazel Youth Center Teams
Hebron Savings Bank
Hynes & Associates
Immanuel Baptist Church
Knights of Columbus
Laws and Sarbanes, PA
Lifestar Ambulance
Lifetime Masonry
Little Ones Preschool
Living Stones Church
M & T Bank
MAGI Fund
Mardela High School FBLA
Mardela Middle School National Junior Honor Society
Moore & Company, PA
Nor’eastern Storm All Stars
North Salisbury Elementary School
Ocean Pines Kiwanis
Olympia Fitness Club
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity
Optimist Club of Salisbury
Parkside High School Football Team
Parsonsburg Volunteer Fire Department
Partners Auto Sales South
Peninsula Regional Medical Center
Pepsi Bottling Ventures of Delmarva
Perdue Farms, Inc.
Phenomenal Women Social Club
Pinehurst Elementary School
Pittsville Ford
Pittsville Volunteer Fire Department
Pittsville Wildcats 4-H
Pohanka Automotive Group
Providence Presbyterian Church Young Adults
Queen City Lodge #1057
Quota Club of Salisbury
Ravens Roost #107
Rinnier Development Company
St. Alban’s Episcopal Church
St. Francis de Sales – 3rd Grade
St. Francis de Sales School
St. James AME Church
St. Stephens United Methodist Church
Salisbury Automotive
Salisbury Chamber of Commerce
Salisbury Christian School
Salisbury Fire Department
Salisbury Fire Department, 4th Platoon – Career Division
Salisbury Fire Department, Station 1 – Volunteers
Salisbury Fire Department, Station 2 – Ladies Auxiliary
Salisbury Host Lions Club
Salisbury Kennel Club
Salisbury Metro Lions Club
Salisbury Rotary
Salisbury Sunrise Rotary
Salisbury University – Perdue School of Business
Salisbury-Wicomico Lions Club
Salvation Army Advisory Board
ServiceMaster of Salisbury
Sharp Water
Shore Up!
Soroptimist of Salisbury
Southern Builders
SparTech
Standard Register
Strott Law Firm
Sweet Revenge Social Group
Twilley Rommel and Stephens, PA
University of Maryland, Eastern Shore
Walmart North Salisbury - Associates
WBOC/FOX 21
Wesley Temple United Methodist Church
West Salisbury Little League
Wheels that Heal
Wicomico County Board of Education
Wicomico County Health Department
Wicomico Democratic Club
Wicomico Nursing Home
Wicomico Rotary
Wicomico Women’s Club
Wi Hi Girls JV Basketball
Wi Hi National Honor Society
WMDT
Women in Charge Club
Wor-Wic Community College

If each organization offered an additional hour or two each and every location would immediately be filled. The above list does not include all of the wonderful individuals that have given of their time to help ring the bells as well.

Salisbury News would like to thank ALL of the groups above and we welcome new businesses to join our teams of volunteers and help give back to your community.

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