Shore Fraud Conference Set For SU Nov. 22

SALISBURY — Some of the nation’s most prominent anti-fraud experts wll convene at Salisbury University during the ninth Annual Shore Fraud Conference 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 22, in Perdue Hall’s Bennett Auditorium.

Topics include public official and government employee fraud, corporate fraud and identity theft. Emmet Davitt, Maryland state prosecutor, delivers the keynote presentation, “Tenacity with Conviction.” Other speakers include Jerome Mayne, a former white-collar criminal; and John Silco, a leading national identity theft expert.

Davitt was appointed state prosecutor in November 2010. He is charged with investigating and prosecuting certain criminal offenses committed by public officials or employees, including state election violations, public ethics and conflict of interest laws, bribery, misconduct in office, extortion, perjury and obstruction of justice. The former deputy general counsel for the Maryland Public Service Commission, he spent much of his career in the Maryland Attorney General’s Office, where he led the Insurance Fraud Division for seven years.
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CONSUMER CONFIDENCE UNEXPECTEDLY FALLS FURTHER IN NOVEMBER

The preliminary results of the University of Michigan's consumer confidence survey are out.
The headline index unexpectedly fell to 72.0 in November from October's 73.2 reading.

Economists expected it to bounce back to 74.5 after getting slammed in October by the government shutdown.

The economic conditions sub-index fell to 87.2 from October's 89.9 reading.

The economic outlook sub-index fell to 62.3 from 62.5.

Inflation expectations one year ahead edged up to 3.1% from 3.0%, while inflation expectations five years ahead edged up to 2.9% from 2.8%.

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11 Indicted In Bikers Clash With SUV Driver

A grand jury indicted 11 bikers, including an undercover New York City police detective, in connection with a well-publicized clash with an SUV driver, according to the Friday indictment.

NYPD detective Wojceich Braszczok, was formally charged with gang assault, criminal mischief, riot and more in the 14-count indictment related to the September 29 altercation with SUV driver Alexander Lien.

Braszczok was off-duty at the time.

Footage of the incident recorded from a biker's helmet camera went viral after it was posted online.
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Trans Fats: FDA Moves To Ban

The Food and Drug Administration decided Thursday that trans fats are not safe in foods, which could lead to a ban of the partially hydrogenated fats and oils from baked and fried foods.

The decision is now open to a 60-day public comment period, CNN reports. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says about 5,000 Americans a year die of heart disease linked to artificial trans fats.

Since 2006, the FDA required companies to list artificial trans fats on labels, which led many manufacturers to start removing them from their food products. Local governments, including New York City, have already banned trans fat use in its restaurants.

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IRS Sent 343 Refunds Worth $156K to 1 Address--in Shanghai, China

A new audit-report from the Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration (TIGTA) shows that the IRS sent at least 343 potentially fraudulent tax returns in 2011 to the same, single address in Shanghai, China, for a total of $156,533 in tax refunds.

The same report also shows that 655 potentially fraudulent tax refunds totaling $220,489 were sent to the same address in Kaunas, Lithuania. Other potentially fraudulent refunds, 580 of them, were sent to the same address in Orlando, Fla.; 355 to the same address in Lakewood, Colo; and another 291 to another single address in Orlando, Fla.

In total, those potentially fraudulent refunds totaled $2,715,391.- See Read More

Obama Failed

Listen to the last four words of this video. You need to clean your own house before you tell others how to clean theirs.

IMPACT OF OFFSHORE WIND FARM CONSTRUCTION ON MARINE SPECIES A CONCERN FOR RESEARCHERS

COLLEGE PARK – As focus on renewable energy sources in Maryland expands into the Atlantic Ocean, special attention is being paid to the effects of offshore wind farm construction on marine mammals.

Noise generated from the construction of wind farms can damage the hearing of animals like sea turtles, sharks and a number of migratory whales, as well as possibly displace marine mammals from their original habitat.

“It’s a major focus for the offshore wind development community,” said Andrew Gohn, senior clean energy program manager with Maryland’s Energy Administration. 
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34 HOMICIDES IN RAHM'S CHICAGO IN OCTOBER

October was another bloody month for the city of Chicago, as the city suffered 34 homicides, 29 from fatal shootings, and 98 more shot and injured.
Seven more people have been killed thus far in November, bringing the murder total for the year to 387.
That number remains below 2013, however, as of October 27; the Chicago Police Crime Data Portal shows the murder rate unchanged from 2011, and a 20% spike in murders for the previous four weeks.

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We Tried To Tell You!

Somerset County Sheriff's Office Press Release 11-9-13

Clinton Melvin Johnson of Princess Anne, arrested 10-22-13 for driving under the influence of alcohol, driving while impaired by alcohol, driving without a license, driving on a revoked license, turning off headlights to avoid identification, and failing to stop at a stop sign. Johnson was released on citations pending court actions. The arrest was the result of a traffic stop conducted by deputies in the area of Ocean Highway, and Sam Barnes Rd.

Justin Michael Bull of Princess Anne, arrested 10-30-13 for underage possession of alcohol, and minor in possession of tobacco products. Bull was released on citation pending court actions. The arrest was the result of a traffic stop in the area of Costen Rd.

Jerome Copes of Princess Anne, arrested 10-31-13 for driving under the influence of alcohol, driving while impaired by alcohol, failure to drive right of center, and driver failing to use appropriate signals as required. Copes was released on citations pending court actions. The arrest was the result of a traffic stop with Copes in the area of Somerset Ave, Princess Anne where deputies saw Copes weaving in and out of traffic while riding a bicycle, and later colliding with a curb ending up in a bush.

Almami Ibraham Cyllah of Laurel Maryland, arrested 10-31-13 on a warrant regarding escape. Cyllah was held without bond.

DeShaun Quincey Burke of Princess Anne, arrested 10-31-13 for warrants regarding 2nd degree assault, and reckless endangerment. Burke was released on a $5,000 unsecured bond.

Richard alee Sparks of Eden, arrested 10-31-13 on a warrant for failing to appear in court. Sparks was held on a $1,000 bond.

Emanuel Wise of Princess Anne, criminal summons served for littering/illegal dumping. Wise was released n signature pending court actions.

Rashan Vontress Lane Sr. of Crisfield, arrested 11-4-13 on a warrant for violation of probation. Lane was held on a $50,000 bond.

Devon Gary Stevenson of Princess Anne, arrested 11-4-13 for driving on a suspended out of state driver’s license, and a parking violation. Stevenson was released on citations pending court actions.

Latoshia Nicole Bailey of Mephis TN, arrested 11-5-13 for failing to appear in court. Bailey was held on a $110,000 bond.

Breon Vernelle Harris of Princess Anne, arrested 11-5-13 for failing to appear in court. Harris was held on a $500.00 bond.

Timothy John Byrd of Parsonsburg, arrested 11-6-13 on a warrant for failing to appear in court. Byrd was held on a $500.00 bond.

Charles Lee Davis of Eden, arrested 11-6-13 on a warrant for failing to appear in court. Davis was held on a $500.00 bond.

Emmanuel James Hodge of Princess Anne, arrested 11-6-13 on a warrant for failing to appear in court. Hodge was held on a $500.00 bond.

Humane Soc. Head Forced Out Of Post

Following threats of legal action over alleged financial misconduct, long-time Worcester County Humane Society head Kenille Davies will be resigning her post at the end of the month, with sources saying that the entire organization may be compromised by the departure of its founder.

At last Friday’s well-attended Humane Society benefit at Adolfo’s, Davies announced her resignation and, without going into too much detail, the situation surrounding it.

“This is what happens when you get people in … who can afford to pay to get you out,” Davies said.
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Whopping 932,000 Americans Drop Out Of Labor Force In October; Participation Rate Drops To Fresh 35 Year Low

The only two charts that matter from today's distroted nonfarm payrolls report.

First, the labor force participation rate, which plunged from 63.2% to 62.8% - the lowest since 1978!

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How Big Bankers Profit From Food Stamps

J.P. Morgan Electronic Financial Services is the country’s single biggest food stamp services provider, and at the same time is giving increasingly large donations to the very politicians in charge of the food stamp program.

This common incestuous relationship, along with the food stamp chaos recently seen across the country, highlights the corruption of America’s “ruling class,” charges Boston University professor emeritus and bestselling author Angelo Codevilla.

Fifteen percent of the American population – a record high 47 million Americans – uses food stamps. That is 52 percent greater than the number of food stamp users in 2009.
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WhoWhatWhy Bush And The JFK Hit, Part 8: Prepping A Patsy?

What possible connection could there have been between George H.W. Bush and the assassination of John F. Kennedy? Or between the C.I.A. and the assassination? Or between Bush and the C.I.A.? For some people, apparently, making such connections was as dangerous as letting one live wire touch another. Here, in anticipation of the 50th anniversary of the JFK assassination in November, is the eighth part of a ten-part series of excerpts from WhoWhatWhy editor Russ Baker’s bestseller, Family of Secrets: The Bush Dynasty, America’s Invisible Government and the Hidden History of the Last Fifty Years. The story is a real-life thriller.

Note: Although these excerpts do not contain footnotes, the book itself is heavily footnoted and exhaustively sourced. (The excerpts in Part 8 come from Chapter 6 of the book, and the titles and subtitles have been changed for this publication.)

For Part 1, please go here [3]; Part 2, here; [4] Part 3, here; [5] Part 4, here; [6] Part 5, here; [7] Part 6, here; [8] Part 7, here; [9]

Doubt

For a nation traumatized by the death of John F. Kennedy, the notion that a rootless and disturbed individual could murder the president was troubling enough – but far less troubling to contemplate than the alternative possibility, that the assassination was part of a larger plot.

The arrest and subsequent murder of Lee Harvey Oswald provided, in today’s jargon, a grim kind of “closure” for the public, one elaborately ratified by the Warren Commission. To probe into the nexus of interests that benefited from Kennedy’s death and its connection to the events of November 22 – well, that would be the opposite of closure. The figure of Oswald, the lone gunman, was a highly questionable fit with the evidence, but neatly fulfilled the psychological needs of the country.

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WESTERN MARYLANDERS FRUSTRATED WITH OBAMACARE INSURANCE MANDATES

COLLEGE PARK – Suzanne Reisig Olden knows what it’s like to live without health insurance. The married mother of two from Eldersburg decided to forego insurance for several years due to high costs on the individual market.

“We made the conscious decision not to have it for a while. Yes it’s scary, but it was my choice,” Olden said. “I don’t see why that is such a huge problem for people.”

Some Western Marylanders like Olden believe the health insurance mandate under the Affordable Care Act eliminates the freedom to go without healthcare, invades their privacy and will be financially devastating for their families—an attitude that presents a unique challenge for health organizations trying to enroll Western Marylanders in new health insurance plans.
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A Former Cop Explains How To Avoid Getting Arrested

Dale Carson is a defense attorney in Jacksonville, Florida, as well as an alumnus of the Miami-Dade Police Department and the FBI. So he knows a thing or two about how cops determine who to hassle, and what all of us can do to not be one of those people.
Carson has distilled his tips into a book titled "Arrest-Proof Yourself," now in its second edition. It is a legitimately scary book — 369 pages of insight on the many ways police officers profile and harass the people on their beat in an effort to rack up as many arrests as possible.

"Law enforcement officers now are part of the revenue-gathering system," Carson tells me in a phone interview. "The ranks of cops are young and competitive, they’re in competition with one another and intra-departmentally. It becomes a game. Policing isn’t about keeping streets safe, it’s about statistical success. The question for them is, 'Who can put the most people in jail?'"

Which would make the question for you and me, "How can we stay out of jail?" Carson's book does a pretty good job of explaining — in frank language — how to beat a system that's increasingly predatory.

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Local Veterans Day Ceremonies Set

OCEAN CITY — A number of Veterans Day ceremonies are planned for the lower shore on Monday.

The American Legion Synepuxent Post 166 will partner with the O.C. Memorial VFW Post 8296 for a special Veteran’s Day program on Monday at Post 166 headquarters on 26th Street beginning at 5 p.m.

Additionally, the Worcester County Veterans Memorial Foundation will host its 10th Annual Veterans Day Ceremony on Monday at 11 a.m. at the memorial along Route 589 in Ocean Pines. This year, there will be a special recognition of those who served in Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan. As part of the ceremony, the Patriot’s Pathway, a new expansion of the memorial, will be dedicated.
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McAuliffe Lesson: To Change Politics, First Change Culture

Politics Revealed: Obama Campaign Bundler Helping Fund Libertarian in Tight Va. Gubernatorial Race ... A major Democratic Party benefactor and Obama campaign bundler helped pay for professional petition circulators responsible for getting Virginia Libertarian gubernatorial candidate Robert C. Sarvis on the ballot – a move that could split conservative votes in a tight race. Campaign finance records show the Libertarian Booster PAC has made the largest independent contribution to Sarvis' campaign, helping to pay for professional petition circulators who collected signatures necessary to get Sarvis' name on Tuesday's statewide ballot. Austin, Texas, software billionaire Joe Liemandt is the Libertarian Booster PAC's major benefactor. He's also a top bundler for President Barack Obama. This revelation comes as Virginia voters head to the polls Tuesday in an election where some observers say the third-party gubernatorial candidate could be a spoiler for Republican Ken Cuccinelli. – The Blaze 

Dominant Social Theme: Libertarians and Tea Party types falter as common sense increasingly prevails in political campaigns. 

Free-Market Analysis: We can see from this bit of news (published before the Cuccinelli loss in Virginia) that it is "open season" on the Tea Party and libertarians. The mainstream parties are united only in their disdain and fear of what can certainly be characterized as a growing freedom movement both in the US and overseas.

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REGULATIONS THREATEN MARYLAND’S WATERMEN TRADITION

It’s still dark outside when Guy Spurry and his 19-year-old son Austin begin their day.

Beneath the darkness of the November sky, the two men drive past the Eastern Shore fishing village of Neavitt, and pull up to a dock where Guy Spurry’s 31-year-old boat, the Voyager, rocks back and forth gently against the salty waves.

Watermen have been harvesting the seafood enjoyed by Marylanders for centuries. But only time will tell how long the tradition will last.

“It’s hard enough to make it as a waterman these days, given the fact that so many of the things that they’re harvesting — like crabs — the numbers are declining,” said Kate Livie, director of education at the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum of St. Michaels.
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'Sliders' Snatching Valuables From Cars Across US

Rickets Making A Comeback In The UK, Doctors Say

Rickets, the childhood disease that once caused an epidemic of bowed legs and curved spines during the Victorian era, is making a shocking comeback in 21st-century Britain.

Rickets results from a severe deficiency of vitamin D, which helps the body absorb calcium. Rickets was historically considered to be a disease of poverty among children who toiled in factories during the Industrial Revolution, and some experts have hypothesized it afflicted literary characters like Tiny Tim in Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol."

Last month, Britain's chief medical officer, Dr. Sally Davies, described the return of rickets as "appalling." She proposed the country give free vitamins to all children under 5 and asked the country's independent health watchdog to study if that would be worthwhile.
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Obamacare Likely To also Increase Food Stamp, Welfare Participation

Obamacare could lead more people enrolling in assistance programs, like food stamps, cash assistance and childcare.

Obamacare’s individual mandate — which compels more people to seek out health insurance — paired with the expansion of Medicaid under Obamacare has created a perfect storm for an increase in low-income assistance program participation, Alabama Republican Sen. Jeff Sessions’ Senate Budget Committee staff explained to The Daily Caller this week.

“Many states use an online system to streamline the enrollment process for low-income assistance programs. After entering some information about your family structure and financial resources, these systems guide individuals through an application for a series of programs, Medicaid and [the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), or food stamps] included,” the staffers explained. Once people learn they are eligible for a program, they are more likely to enroll.

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Berlin Police Chief Involved In Chase After Hit-And-Run

BERLIN — A local man was arrested on multiple charges this week after first backing into Berlin Police Chief Arnold Downing’s vehicle on Wednesday morning then fleeing the scene and leading police on a chase through town.

Around 11 a.m. on Wednesday, Downing was stopped at the intersection of Abbey Lane and West Street when a Chevrolet SUV backed into his vehicle.

The driver, later identified as Gordon Walters, 41, of Berlin, immediately sped off north on West Street without stopping, according to police reports.
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Will Americans Put Up with Americans Being Trained To Attack Them?

As evidence mounts that the U.S. military is being trained to engage citizens domestically, the lack of outcry from the American people has been astounding.

Exactly why the military is undergoing training in this regard is still unclear.
It could be related to a potential welfare state collapse, which could be triggered by cuts to food stamps or social security benefits. According to the Social Security Administration, “9 out of 10 individuals age 65 and older receive Social Security benefits.”

The arms buildup could also be in response to the slow motion financial collapse, which can only be accelerated through the implementation of Obamacare and which banks have already been warned to prepare for.

Another possibility is that the military is gearing up for another type of staged false flag event, which is desperately needed to relieve Obama’s flagging approval rating, and which will in turn help further instill fear in Americans and keep them looking to government for solutions.

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Consumer Comfort Plunges To 13 Month Lows

Another day, another collapse in a measure of the 'peoples' confidence. Despite the animal spirits of euphoric dot-com bubble betting that is the new-normal US equity markets, it seems both rich and poor are not loving it. Bloomberg's consumer comfort index dropped to -37.9 - its lowest since October 2012 having dropped for the 6th week in a row. The last time we saw a collapse of this size, the Fed saved us all with QE3... what this time?

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David Stockman Explains The Keynesian State - Wreck Ahead - Sundown In America

The median U.S. household income in 2012 was $51,000, but that’s nothing to crow about. That same figure was first reached way back in 1989--- meaning that the living standard of Main Street America has gone nowhere for the last quarter century. Since there was no prior span in U.S. history when real household incomes remained dead-in-the-water for 25 years, it cannot be gainsaid that the great American prosperity machine has stalled out.

Even worse, the bottom of the socio-economic ladder has actually slipped lower and, by some measures, significantly so. The current poverty rate of 15 percent was only 12.8 percent back in 1989; there are now 48 million people on food stamps compared to 18 million then; and more than 16 million children lived poverty households last year or one-third more than a quarter century back.

Likewise, last year the bottom quintile of households struggled to make ends meet on $11,500 annually ----a level 20 percent lower than the $14,000 of constant dollar income the bottom 20 million households had available on average twenty-five years ago.

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Scam Alerts

MAIL SCAM TARGETS AREA ORGANIZATIONS

The Ocean City Police Department is warning citizens of a current mail scam targeting Ocean City area organizations involving the delivery of “non-ordered” cell phones.

These local organizations reported to have received packages delivered by UPS or Federal Express. These packages contained several cell phones which were not ordered by the victim. Shortly after the package arrived, victims reported receiving a telephone call from the scammer who identifies herself as an employee of Verizon.

The scammer will then give instructions on what to do with the box of cell phones, often times requesting that the box be returned to the delivery company with instructions to forward the box to a different location. The scammer further states that the phones were sent to the address by accident.

Citizens with information regarding this scam are asked to contact Detective James Rodriguez of the OCPD Criminal Investigation Division, Major Crimes Unit at 410-520-5347 or at jrodriguez@oceancitymd.gov.

 

DELMARVA POWER CUSTOMERS TARGET OF UTILITY SCAM

The Ocean City Police Department is warning citizens of a current telephone scam targeting local Delmarva Power customers, particularly businesses. The scammer will claim to be calling from the Delmarva Power “Disconnection Center”.
 

The scammer will explain that the victim’s power would be shut off unless a past due balance was paid. Victims are then instructed to buy a Greendot MoneyPak card and add the past due amount onto the card or asked to provide a credit card number.

Citizens are reminded that Delmarva Power will not contact customers about late payments until first notifying the customer by mail.

Citizens with information are asked to contact the Ocean City Police Department at 410-723-6610.

Forget The Redskins, There’s A High School In California With A Mascot That’s At Least As Offensive

Much has been made of the Washington Redskins, with a national campaign dedicated to getting the NFL franchise to change the nickname and the team itself supporting high schools that share the name.

Yet, as offensive as the Redskins name may be, there's a prep mascot in California that is just as offensive, if not even more so.

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Veterans Day

Every year, Veterans Day (Monday, November 11) gives us an opportunity to thank the men and women who have served and are currently serving our country in the military. This year, Great Clips is holding a "Thank a Veteran Free Haircut Card" promotion that gives our customers a way to show appreciation for the veterans in their lives. While not all of us have served in the military ourselves, most of us know at least one veteran we would like to thank on that day.

How it works:
• On Nov. 11 only, customers who stop in for a service at any Great Clips salon in the United States get a free haircut card to give to a veteran
• The free haircut cards are redeemable by members of the military from Nov. 11 to Dec. 31, 2013
• Military members who visit Great Clips on Nov. 11 receive either a free haircut that day or the free haircut card to redeem by Dec. 31
• Limit one card per customer or military member. While supplies last. US Salons only.

More Liberal Government Employees Allowed To Police Board Of Education

If you want to run for your local school board or town planning board, now you can, even if you are a federal employee. You'll no longer violate the Hatch Act, which bans political activity by career feds. That's thanks to a rule made final by the Office of Personnel Management. It applies to D.C., Virginia and Maryland. The rule carries out provisions in the Hatch Act Modernization Act of 2012, which the President signed nearly a year ago. OPM stipulates that to be kosher under the Hatch Act, local elections must be independent of party affiliation.

Burton Appealing Judge Eschenburg’s Order For Extradition

Accused murderer Matthew Nicholas Burton is appealing a judge’s order for extradition to the Maryland Court of Special Appeals.

In Circuit Court in Snow Hill on Monday, Judge Theodore Eschenburg denied Burton’s petition for an immediate stay of extradition and ordered him to be extradited to Delaware to stand trial in the June 2012 kidnapping, rape and murder of Nicole Bennett, a mother of three who worked at the church where Burton was custodian.
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623,000 Full Time Jobs Lost Last Month

So much for the surge in 691,000 full-time jobs in September. One short month later, indicating just what a farce the BLS's sampling process is, while the algo frenzy-inducing establishment survey showed a gain of 204,000 workers, the household survey had some other ideas. True, the headline household survey number rose by an almost identical 213,000 workers, however it is when trying to foot that number into the actual components, when one gets a headache. Because according to the same survey, a whopping 623,000 full-time workers (supposedly government) lost their jobs in October, nearly offsetting the entire 691,000 gain the month before which it turns out was purely for Obamacare (now hopelessly damaged) optics.

Ok, so to add up to the headline number at least part-time jobs should have soared right? Wrong. Because according to the BLS another 127K part-time jobs were lost in the month, for a total of 750K full- and part-time losses. In other words, the BLS' random number generator was working on overdrive once again.

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Dog Found On Riverside Drive And South Blvd

Joe...

I just found this black lab at riverside drive around south blvd. I took her home with me and fed...shes friendly and has major hair loss at rear...has taped shock box on collar. Help!! 410 430 7003

Lying To Save Their Skins

Beset by criticism from all sides for its bungled healthcare exchange rollout, the Obama administration expects to weather the growing storm by lying, rationalizing, and running out the clock.

Mendacity, stalling, and stonewalling have worked well as part of a public relations strategy for the Obama administration over its first five years, so there is no point in changing a winning formula now. Besides, extravagant healthcare subsidies begin to kick in next year, and all that free money floating around is bound to calm irate consumers.

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Nation's Report Card: Only A Third Of 8th Graders Can Read, Compute At Grade Level

CNSNews.com) – Despite small gains in test scores over the past two years, only a third of 8th graders enrolled in the nation’s public schools can read and do math at grade level, according to the 2013 National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) released Thursday. (See NAEP.pdf)
NAEP reading and math tests, commonly known as the “Nation’s Report Card,” are administered to 4th and 8th graders across the U.S. every two years.

The average reading scores of 8th graders increased three points in 2013 compared to 2011, with 32 percent now considered proficient and 4 percent advanced on NAEP’s 500-point scale. However, that leaves 64 percent of students who will be heading to high school next year still not reading at grade level.

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IRS Refunded $4B To Identity Thieves

The Internal Revenue Service issued $4 billion in fraudulent tax refunds last year to people using stolen identities, with some of the money going to addresses in Bulgaria, Lithuania and Ireland, according to a Treasury report released Thursday.

The IRS sent a total of 655 tax refunds to a single address in Lithuania, and 343 refunds went to a lone address in Shanghai.

In the U.S., more fraudulent returns went to Miami than any other city. Other top destinations were Chicago, Detroit, Atlanta and Houston.

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SFD Calls For Service 11-08-13

• Friday November, 8 2013 @ 22:14:22Nature: Diabetic DifficultyCity: Salisbury
• Friday November, 8 2013 @ 20:19:59Nature: Sick SubjectCity: Salisbury
• Friday November, 8 2013 @ 19:37:35Nature: Abdominal PainCity: Salisbury
• Friday November, 8 2013 @ 18:53:49Nature: Sick SubjectCity: Salisbury
• Friday November, 8 2013 @ 18:38:04Nature: Pi AccidentAddress: E Salisbury Pkwy and autumn Grove Ct Salisbury, MD 21802
• Friday November, 8 2013 @ 18:38:03Nature: Pi AccidentCity: Salisbury
• Friday November, 8 2013 @ 17:53:58Nature: Sick SubjectCity: Salisbury
• Friday November, 8 2013 @ 17:12:28Nature: Medical AssistAddress: 1504 Harting Dr Salisbury, MD 21801
• Friday November, 8 2013 @ 15:35:57Nature: Abdominal PainCity: Salisbury
• Friday November, 8 2013 @ 12:52:49Nature: SeizureCity: Salisbury
• Friday November, 8 2013 @ 08:45:02Nature: Sick SubjectCity: Salisbury
• Friday November, 8 2013 @ 08:17:49Nature: Sick SubjectCity: Salisbury
• Friday November, 8 2013 @ 05:25:38Nature: Medical AssistAddress: 6537 Walston Switch Rd Parsonsburg, MD 21849

Navy Blimp Will Return To Baltimore Area

Though it has only been gone a few weeks, the Navy blimp will once again make its return to the Baltimore skies.

The 178-foot airship, which is owned by the government and primarily used for research, will continue a mission to test aerial mapping sensors for the Army starting Nov. 12. The trek will begin in Beltsville and later continue to the Baltimore region, although a spokesman for the Naval Research Laboratory couldn't say exactly when the blimp could be spotted in the area.

"This is to compare data from the previous mission," said Daniel Parry, the spokesman.

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Don't Forget To Visit The Dog Show At The Civic Center Today

WCSO Press Release 11-09-13

• On 6 November 2013 at 10:40 AM, a deputy arrested Jo Ann Marie Abdullin, 25 of Salisbury, MD, on a District Court Bench Warrant that was issued after she violated the terms of her probation in a DUI case. Abdullin was detained in the Detention Center in lieu of $10,000.00 bond.

Abdullin, JoAnn

• On 6 November 2013 at 12:17 PM, a deputy arrested Tracey Deangelo McKinney, 45 of Salisbury, MD, on a Circuit Court Bench Warrant that had been issued in a Child Support Case. McKinney was detained in the Detention Center in lieu of $1,000.00 bond.

McKinney, Tracey

• On 6 November 2013 at 4:00 PM, a deputy returned from an extradition to New Castle County, Delaware with Dasia A. Banks, 25 of Seaford, DE. Banks was wanted on a Circuit Court Bench Warrant that was issued after she violated the terms of her probation in a Robbery Case.

Banks, Dasia

Incident: Malicious Destruction of Property

Date of Incident: 6 November 2013

Location: 1700 block of Dale Lane, Salisbury, MD

Suspect: Shateshia Michette Williams, 20, Salisbury, MD

Narrative: On 6 November 2013 at 11:09 AM, a deputy from the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office responded to a residence in the 1700 block of Dale Lane to investigate an act of vandalism. Upon arrival, the deputy learned that that Shateshia Williams had come to that residence and smashed out the windows of two vehicles that belonged to her ex-boyfriend. During the investigation the deputy learned the situation arose from an argument over facebook postings.  The deputy located and arrested Williams nearby. Upon arrest, Williams was transported to the Central Booking Unit where she was processed and taken in front of the District Court Commissioner. After an initial appearance, the Commissioner released Williams on Personal Recognizance.

Charges: Malicious Destruction of Property

Williams, Shateshia

Incident: Failure to Comply with a Peace Order

Date of Incident: 6 November 2013

Location: Salisbury, MD

Suspect: Jay David Gates, 41, Salisbury, MD

Narrative: On 6 November 2013 at 3:45 PM, a deputy from the Wicomico County Sheriff’s Office arrested Jay Gates in connection with a violation of a Peace Order. According to the complainant in this case, Gates called three times in violation of the Peace Order that barred Gates from calling or otherwise contacting the complainant.  Upon arrest Gates was presented to the District Court Commissioner. After an initial appearance, the Commissioner detained Gates in the Detention Center in lieu of $12,500.00 bond.

Charges: Failure to Comply with a Peace Order

Gates, Jay

Incident: Flee and Elude

Date of Incident: 6 November 2013

Location: Naylor Mill Road, Salisbury, MD

Suspect: Markeeta Lateece Waters, 18, Salisbury, MD

Narrative: On 6 November 2013 at 3:52 PM, a deputy was standing adjacent to the intersection of Naylor Mill Road and Jersey Road when he observed a vehicle operated by Markeeta Waters approach and stop at the stop sign. The deputy observed that Waters was not wearing her seat belt which led to him approaching her and directing her into the adjacent parking lot. Waters appeared to comply with the deputy’s instructions, but once she pulled into the lot, Waters accelerated out of the parking lot in an apparent attempt to leave the deputy behind. The deputy returned to his vehicle and maneuvered to go after Waters as she turned onto Log Cabin Road. The deputy pursued Waters as she attempted to elude him, eventually pulling into a driveway in 7000 block of Dublin Road. The deputy managed to detain Waters at that location before she was able to flee any further. Waters did not reside at the address she pulled in to.

Waters told the deputy several times that she was on the way to see her probation agent and could not be late.

The deputy also discovered that Waters’ privilege to drive a vehicle had been both suspended and revoked by the State of Maryland. The deputy placed Waters under arrest and transported her to the Central Booking Unit where she was processed and taken in front of the District Court Commissioner. After an initial appearance, the Commissioner detained Waters in the Detention Center in lieu of $15,000.00 bond.

Charges: Attempt to Flee and Elude, Driving While Suspended, Driving While Revoked, Operator Not Restrained by a Seat Belt and Reckless Driving

Waters, Markeeta

 

 

Incident: Disorderly Conduct

Date of Incident: 6 November 2013

Location: 607 Morris Street, Salisbury, MD

Suspect: Dekeia Michelle Cole, 29, Salisbury, MD

Narrative: On 6 November 2013 at 9:46 AM, a deputy arrested Dekeia Cole on the property of Salisbury Middle School following a disorderly conduct incident. Cole had come to the school on a previous date and acted in a disorderly manner that disrupted normal operations in the school office. During this incident, the deputy assigned to the school attempted to intervene and calm the situation, but Cole made repeated disparaging comments about the deputy. Cole also refused multiple requests to leave upon request. Following the incident the deputy obtained a warrant for Cole’s arrest.  Upon arrest, the deputy transported Cole to the Central Booking Unit where she was processed and taken in front of the District Court Commissioner. After an initial appearance, the Commissioner released Cole on Personal Recognizance.

Charges: Disorderly Conduct, Disturbance of the Peace and Trespassing

Coles, Dekeia

Incident: Assault

Date of Incident: 6 November 2013

Location: 5000 block of Eastwood Circle, Salisbury, MD

Suspect: Wayne Anthony Tull, 56, Salisbury, MD

Narrative: On 6 November 2013 at 9:04 PM, a deputy arrested Wayne Tull in connection with a domestic assault incident. The deputy was called to a residence in the 5000 block of Eastwood Circle and discovered that a verbal altercation there had escalated when Tull allegedly assaulted a female subject he resides with. During the investigation, the deputy observed signs of injury on the victim along with signs of disarray in the residence that corroborated the victim’s account.  The deputy placed Tull under arrest and transported him to the Central Booking Unit. After a hearing with the District Court Commissioner, Tull was detained in the Detention Center in lieu of $15,000.00 bond.

Charges: Assault 2nd Degree

Tull, Wayne

Incident: Fugitive

Date of Incident: 7 November 2013

Location: Salisbury, MD

Suspect: Charles Darnell Quails Sr., 47, Salisbury, MD

Narrative: On 7 November 2013 at 12:05 AM, a deputy arrested Charles Quails after he was located in Salisbury. Quails had been recently featured on WMDT TV 47’s Most Wanted segment. At the time of his arrest, Quails was wanted on a Circuit Court Bench Warrant that was issued after Quails failed to show for a trial where he was charged with Sexual Solicitation of a Minor.  Quails was detained at the Detention Center without bond pending an appearance in front of a Circuit Court Judge.

Charges: Failure to Appear

Quails, Charles

Date: 8 Nov 2013

• On 7 November 2013 at 8:56 PM, a deputy arrested Jasmine Ariel Cotton, 22 of Lansdowne, PA, on an outstanding District Court Bench Warrant. The warrant was issued back in August 2013 after Cotton failed to appear for a trial on the charge of Driving Without a License. Cotton was detained in the Detention Center in lieu of $1,000.00 bond.

Cotten, Jasmine

• On 7 November 2013 at 7:30 PM, a deputy travelled to Howard County, MD where authorities there had detained David Dean Coleman, 49 of Salisbury, on an outstanding Circuit Court Bench Warrant. The warrant was issued back in January 2013 in connection with a Child Support Case. Coleman was detained in the Detention Center in lieu of $5,000.00 bond.

• On 6 November 2013 at 11:33 AM, a deputy arrested Brandon Dontra Fountaine, 25 of Salisbury, on an outstanding District Court Bench Warrant that was issued after Fountaine violated the terms of his probation in a Trespassing case. Fountaine was detained in the Detention Center in lieu of $557.50 bond.

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November 9, 2013 through November 15, 2013
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Surveillance Video Captures Flash Mob Robberies At 3 Chicago Area Stores

CHICAGO (CBS) — Unbelievable surveillance video captured flash mobs dashing into store after store and running out with armloads and sometimes entire racks of sporting goods.

It has happened at three different Sports Authority stores in the Chicago area.

This past Monday in Burbank at just before 1 p.m., five individuals entered a Sports Authority and soon after they were off. Video shows them running out the door with rack after rack of apparel and an employee giving chase.

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