(JESSUP, MD) — Maryland State Police are investigating the murder of an inmate late this morning at a state prison in Anne Arundel County.
The victim is identified as John A. O’Sullivan, 43, an inmate at the Jessup Correctional Institution, Jessup, Md. His body has been taken to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Baltimore for an autopsy.
Multiple inmate suspects have been identified by investigators. Those suspects remain in the custody of the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services.
Shortly after 10:00 a.m. today, correctional officers in the Jessup Correctional Institution’s F Building responded to a fight in progress on a tier. They found the victim lying on the floor bleeding profusely from what appeared to be multiple stab or puncture wounds. The officers quickly took several inmate suspects into custody who were seen walking away from the victim. The victim was pronounced dead at the scene by emergency medical services personnel.
Investigators from the Maryland State Police Homicide Unit were called to conduct the investigation. They have spent the day interviewing inmates, obtaining and serving search warrants in the prison, and working with State Police crime scene technicians who are processing the scene for evidence. They have been assisted by investigators from the State Police Criminal Enforcement Division, troopers from the Glen Burnie Barrack, and investigators from the DPSCS Internal Investigations Unit. Investigators remain at the scene tonight as the investigation continues.
Investigators have been in contact with officials in the Anne Arundel County State’s Attorney’s Office regarding the ongoing investigation. No charges have been filed at this time. Upon completion, the investigation will be reviewed by the State’s Attorney’s Office before charges are placed.
Any questions regarding the sentence the inmate victim was serving or the Jessup Correctional Institution should be directed to the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services.
For all you big Hillary fans, here will be your new federal tax rates. And don't forget to add in Social Security, State Taxes, Unemployment Insurance and Healthcare premiums which are going up 45% beginning next year.
Hillary won't be looking so hot when you take home less than 40% of your working salary and then get to stand in line to get your government mandated medication allotment.
Station 6 has been alerted to an accident on Route 50 Westbound between Hobbs Road and Walston Switch. Vehicle overturned and in the ditch. Rescue 7 from Pittsville has been alerted to assist.
Stations 16, 2 and 1 from Salisbury and Station 5 from Hebron have been dispatched to a fire at an abandoned house located at 1109 Mineola Ave in the area of Seminole Blvd. Teens were seen running from the house prior to the fire.
Stations 2, 16 and 1 from Salisbury and Station 5 from Hebron have been dispatched to a house fire at the corner of East Church Street and Truitt Street. Two story residential house.
Station 3 from Fruitland has now been called to assist.
Station 74 from Delmar being called to assist.
Station 6 from Parsonsburg has also been called.
Fire Marshall is en route to the fire.
Station 5 from Hebron asked to send an ambulance to Station 16 for a coverup. Station 6 from Parsonsburg asked to send an ambulance to Station 1 for a coverup.
Station 14 from Sharptown called to standby at Station 16
Station 7 from Pittsville asked to send engine to assist with house fire
Station 8 from Willards asked to send engine to standby in Salisbury.
Station 15 from Allen asked to standby at Station 1 in Salisbury
Station 11 Poweville responding to Salisbury
Engine 15-1 is now going to help with the fire.
Stations 74, 9 and 11 requested to go to the scene of the fire.
Engine and Tanker from Worcester County being requested.
Salisbury Ladies Auxiliary being called to the fire department.
I have a question. Around 1:50am Wicomico Central Alerted Stations 2, 16, 1 and 5(Hebron) for a reported house fire at the corner of Church Street and Truitt Street. Isn't Station 6 Parsonsburg much closer than Hebron?
At 1:58am Station 2 was re-alerted. Command told Central to dispatch a Next Due. A couple of minutes later Central Dispatched Station 3(Fruitland). Isn't Station 6(Parsonsburg) closer than Fruitland?
At 2:01am Command requested Central dispatch a 2nd Alarm. At that time Central dispatched 3, 74 and 6(finally).
At 2:08am Command asked Central the status on responding units. Central advised nothing marked up yet.
Then Central alerted again saying Stations 8, 3, 74 and 6 due(Whatever that means?)
What is the Status on Station 6(Parsonsburg) and why weren't they alerted first and second on this call?
Another question? When did Central start hitting the all call tone for 3 stations and then an outside station for house fires in Salisbury?
The new Superintendent of schools for Wicomico County is having all BOE employees go to Shorebirds stadium on August 25 in the morning 8:45 I believe. This is the County kick off for the start of school.
Think about the expenses for this. All employees drive time there, missing work, drive time back when employees could be working or getting ready for school at their school. Some schools are paying for buses to transport staff to save parking. Talk about a traffic jam. This will take a couple of hours!
Didn't Frederickson stop using the civic center to save money and time for employees? He switched to a video that was watched at school. Half hour tops!
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates -- Will Smith was in the Middle East on Sunday promoting the movie "Suicide Squad", but the Hollywood star said his time in Dubai is also a chance to counter an increasingly anti-Muslim climate surrounding the U.S. presidential race.
Smith, who plays the sharpshooter Deadshot in the film, said he's having fun and tweeting pictures of his time in Dubai, showing that "Hey, it doesn't look like they hate me, does it?"
"In terms of Islamophobia in America, for me that's why it's important to show up," he said.
He encouraged local film makers and producers to find more ways to tell the story of the region to the world.
"The Middle East can't allow Fox News to be the arbiter of the imagery, you know. So cinema is a huge way to be able to deliver the truth of the soul of a place to a global audience," he said.
The owner of Ginger just posted this update on Facebook.
Most of you know about my baby getting murdered. Well it just got worse. Neighbor called me and said he had a dead Rottweiler in his woods about 400 yards from where we found Gingers body. No microchip. No head either. Found the head later thrown into the woods. I think we have a problem. Police are digging hard. Please call Salisbury MD State Police Barracks with any info. We have to catch these bastards.
A black male died in police custody last night at the Ocean City Jail. Apparently the subject ingested a large amount of drugs during a drug bust. No foul play is suspected. The black male subject was approximately 40 years old. Ocean City Fire/EMS were unable to revive the subject. He was pronounced deceased at Atlantic General Hospital.
Much talk has occurred over the last few months here about racial tension in America. I'm sure you're already rolling your eyes and thinking, why is Thornton bringing this up again?
Simple. Because it matters.
The fact is gang, we've all been played and not just by the DNC but everyone in our government looking to to protect the globalist agenda - this includes the Media.
We see E Pluribus Unum everywhere in America's symbology. It's even on the United States Seal. What does it mean? Forensically and literal translation from Latin, it means, 'one out of many.' However, what does it really mean to Americans?
You all may remember a few years back, there was a man name Andrew Breitbart, who died mysteriously one evening while walking after dinner in Beverly Hills, California. On March 1, 2012, he was only 43 when he died from what they said was a heart attack. Although, I have my doubts as many others do that any heart condition was really the case, nonetheless, that's the 'official' claim.
Some of you may have read his books or watched his speeches. He was well versed in American politics. Many of you are familiar with Breitbart as many posts here, direct you to his site to read about various happenings in our world.
Andrew Breitbart
In today's web of corrupt MSM, you find his site is among the few news centers that truly reports news without the paid propaganda by the Globalist Machine. After his death, while he hasn't made it sainthood, yet, he has left us a hearty legacy for which we can learn much from. But more importantly, he left us with the way to really scrutinize our world in a political sense.
Known for his provocatively candid speeches, Breitbart never minced words about his observations regarding our government and the manipulation of the elite ruling class in America. In his unPC manner, his lectures often prompted lively back-and-forth between himself and his audience. While lecturing at the University of Redlands and a La Raza student got up and called him a racist. His comeback made as much sense then as it does today and I'm surprised we don't hear more about it since the rise of BLM.
Cultural Marxism.
Marxism is when you have a division between have and have nots. It divides and categorizes people. When the Elite (and that's not just Democrats anymore) decided that wouldn't work in America - the land of opportunity - in order to bring about a division, they twisted it into cultural rather than class. Therefore, now you have oppressed verses the oppressor. Brilliant right? It makes perfect sense when you look at all the race baiting of recent years. Divide people into racial enclaves and keep them thinking all the others have it against them.
And it's been dividing us ever since.
While real racism from the post-Reconstruction days was very real, the racism touted today by many is fabricated based on lies proffered by the government and media in order to divide our nation. Why? United we stand, divided we fall. Hence, e pluribus unum. We area all one! And by being one, it means all of us from all races in America - as citizens - have our own collective culture, spirit and semblance of oneness. While we do have racial differences, we are all equal in ever sense and the divides are not as big as the elite would love us to believe.
Let's face it, we all want security in whatever form we chose that security to be. Our wants across racial lines are not all that different from one another. Yet, the media and politicians tells us we are so grossly different and that harmony comes at a price - we have to stomp out one citizen's right to accommodate another. Absolutely FALSE!
Take the 8 minutes out of your Sunday and watch his speech. It will surely give you some food for thought.
E Pluribus Unum beats multiculturalism...
****Let me know your reactions to the VIDEO and BREITBART's IDEAS without being insulting to one another!***
PRINCESS ANNE, Md. (AP) — Somerset County officials have approved stricter rules for poultry houses after residents raised a stink about bad smells and loud noises coming from their neighbors.
County Commissioners on Tuesday adopted an ordinance that calls for the minimum space between chicken houses and residences to be doubled from 200 feet to 400 feet.
The ordinance also calls for buffers, such as plants, around poultry houses to further block the view, sediment in the air, and odor.
Trey Gowdy’s exchange with FBI Director James Comey about his get out jail free pass to Hillary Clinton is one for the record books. In one fell swoop, Gowdy exposed both Comey and Hillary. And it appears Gowdy has bigger judicial plans for Crooked Hillary.
Gowdy appeared to be setting Hillary Clinton up for perjury charges. Corrupt Hillary previously testified about her emails to the House Benghazi Committee. Specifically Hillary said under oath that she had not sent or received classified documents on her personal email server.
Under cross examination from Trey Gowdy, Comey admitted that Hillary lied. Since she was under oath, this sets her up for being charged with perjury.
Boom! That is why Trey Gowdy is such an important member of the House of Representatives! He set the plate to charge Hillary with perjury.
According to a new report by the Wall Street Journal, 7 million Americans are flat-out refusing to pay back their student loans because they feel scammed by their universities and government. They feel like they were told to go to school and are now left with worthless degrees, no jobs, and no prospects for the future. The government has tried many tactics to reach these defaulters, but their efforts have been fruitless for over a year.
In the past month, the West Salisbury (WS) Junior team spent about a week in Maugansville Maryland (near Hagerstown) participating in the MD state tournament. The boys went undefeated winning the MD state title, outscoring their opponents 54-5. In the past week, the boys have been in Freehold Township New Jersey participating in the East Regional Tournament, competing against ten state champions from Delaware to Maine. Representing Maryland, WS swept the winner's bracket of the tournament going 5-0, winning the East Region title. In the championship game yesterday, WS and the New Jersey state champion played 12 innings and about 3 1/2 hours of ball, with WS getting an epic 7-6 win.
Now, the boys who practice and play on Pemberton Drive are heading to Taylor Michigan for the Junior LL World Series. In Michigan, the WS boys are one of the final five juniors teams remaining in the US tournament.
Tonight (Thursday August 11th) at 6pm at West Salisbury Little League on Pemberton Drive, there will be a send-off celebration to wish the kids and coaches a safe and fun journey. The community is welcomed to attend.
OCEAN CITY — Despite an impassioned plea from the property owners, resort officials this week denied an appeal that might have saved a decades-old pine tree in the south end of town that hangs over the public sidewalk.
On Tuesday, the Mayor and Council heard an appeal from property owners Frank and Dee Rubinic, whose pine tree in front of their house on St. Louis Avenue in the area of 1st Street partially hangs over the sidewalk. The tree’s upper branches have been trimmed back on multiple occasions by the property owners, but the thick trunk is crooked and bends toward the sidewalk closest to the property line.
Responding to a complaint, the Recreation and Parks Department inspected the tree and found it to be in violation of tree encroachment over the sidewalk impeding the public right-of-way for passage. The city’s guidelines call for trees overhanging public sidewalks to have a seven-foot clearance, but because of its crooked trunk that bends toward the walkway, achieving the seven-foot clearance would likely force the property owners to remove it.
Urban neighborhoods with high percentages of African-Americans and Hispanics face poorer access to doctors, according to a study led by a Christiana Care Health System physician researcher.
The research was published in the August issue of the journal Health Affairs.
The study is one of the first drill down to census tract data to determine ratios and consider how geography may create barriers to care within city neighborhoods.
“Primary care is the gateway to improved health outcomes and forms the base of efficient health systems,” said Elizabeth J. Brown, the Harrington Clinician Scholar at Christiana Care’s Value Institute and a primary care physician with Christiana Care’s Department of Family and Community Medicine. “Considering the results of our study, policymakers may consider how accessible primary care is, even in densely-populated neighborhoods, when assessing ways to improve the health of our communities.”
Whereas most research on doctor-to-population ratios has concentrated on those ratios at the city, county or state level, the study in Health Affairs analyzed census tracts.
Justice Department Finds a Pattern of Civil Rights Violations by the Baltimore Police Department
The Justice Department announced today that it found reasonable cause to believe that the Baltimore City Police Department (BPD) engages in a pattern or practice of conduct that violates the First and Fourth Amendments of the Constitution as well as federal anti-discrimination laws. BPD makes stops, searches and arrests without the required justification; uses enforcement strategies that unlawfully subject African Americans to disproportionate rates of stops, searches and arrests; uses excessive force; and retaliates against individuals for their constitutionally-protected expression. The pattern or practice results from systemic deficiencies that have persisted within BPD for many years and has exacerbated community distrust of the police, particularly in the African-American community. The city and the department have also entered into an agreement in principle to work together, with community input, to create a federal court-enforceable consent decree addressing the deficiencies found during the investigation.
“Public trust is critical to effective policing and public safety,” said Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch. “Our investigation found that Baltimore is a city where the bonds of trust have been broken, and that the Baltimore Police Department engaged in a pattern or practice of unlawful and unconstitutional conduct, ranging from the use of excessive force to unjustified stops, seizures and arrests. The results of our investigation raise serious concerns, and in the days ahead, the Department of Justice will continue working tirelessly to ensure that all Baltimoreans enjoy the safety, security and dignity they expect and deserve. I am grateful to all of the community members, local officials, faith leaders and current and former police officers who spoke with us during the course of our inquiry, and whose input will remain critical to our efforts as we move forward. Additionally, I commend the city and BPD for its proactive and collaborative approach to our inquiry and for demonstrating a strong commitment to restoring public confidence by already taking steps to make needed changes. I look forward to continuing our work together to implement urgent and necessary reforms.”
“We found that BPD has engaged in a pattern or practice of serious violations of the U.S. Constitution and federal law that has disproportionately harmed Baltimore’s African-American community and eroded the public’s trust in the police,” said Principal Deputy Assistant Attorney General Vanita Gupta, head of the Civil Rights Division. “The agency also fails to provide officers with the guidance, oversight and resources they need to police safely, constitutionally and effectively. In communities across America, even in communities where trust has been broken, we’ve seen transformative reform rebuild relationships and advance public safety. In the weeks ahead, as we negotiate our consent decree with the city, we will seek input from law enforcement and community members. With the city and commissioner’s commitment to reform, I am optimistic that we will work to drive that same progress in Baltimore.” More
Thanks
so much to the Wicomico NAACP for hosting the annual Back to School
Rally on Aug. 4 at Salisbury Middle School, with lots of support from
local officials (including Salisbury Mayor Jake Day), organizations and
businesses. It's time to get excited about the 2016-2017 school year!
Check out the Back to School Information page on our website for useful information on open houses, school supplies, immunizations, and more.
A host of great events are going on all the time in Wicomico County Public Schools. Some key dates coming up:
Aug. 23-25: Open house activities at schools and in the community.
Aug. 25: All staff at 2016-17 opening activity, schools and offices closed until 11:30 a.m.
Aug.
29: First day of 2016-17 school year. All students grades 1-6 and 9
report (Grade 6 only at Mardela Middle and High, all grades report at
Pittsville Elementary and Middle)
Aug. 29-Sept. 2: Prekindergarten and Kindergarten students report as assigned by school.
Aug. 30: All students grades 1-12 in school.
Sept. 5: Schools/Central Office closed for Labor Day.
Walk-In Immunization Clinics
Maryland immunization
regulations for students entering kindergarten and 7th grade for the new
school year require a total of two (2) doses of Varicella
vaccine (for Chickenpox) to enter Kindergarten, and one (1) dose of a
booster Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, and pertussis/whooping cough) vaccine and one
(1) dose of Meningococcal vaccine for students starting 7th Grade.
The new immunizations are
available at no cost through the Wicomico County Health Department, which will
support students and families of Wicomico County Public Schools with walk-in Mass
Immunization Clinics Wednesday, Aug. 17 from 5-7:30 p.m.
and Saturday, Aug. 27 from 9 a.m.-1
p.m. All
other immunizations required for school entry will be offered at no cost during
walk-in clinics only. All walk-in clinics
will be at the Health Department’s Fritz Center, 300 W. Carroll St., Salisbury.
Clinics will also be held from 8
a.m.-noon Sept. 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 20, 21, 22 and 26.
Natalie's Lemonade Stand
Our
students do amazing things. When a car accident tragically ended the
life of JMB senior Natalie Insley on Aug. 2, a group of Northwestern
Elementary children quickly acted on the urge to do something to help by
running Natalie's Lemonade Stand in their neighborhood. People and
businesses came from near and far to support Natalie's family by buying
lemonade and cupcakes and making donations. In just a few days, the
stand raised around $20,000 to assist the family with expenses, and gave
people a place to gather to comfort each other and share memories of
Natalie. We are so proud of these students for their compassion and
leadership, and appreciative of everyone who supported their effort.
What's Up with the New Tower at Parkside High School?
A new wireless communications tower was recently
erected on the grounds of Parkside High School to provide better cell phone
service in the area around Parkside. Due to the tower’s highly visible
location, the tower was designed by the vendor to be aesthetically pleasing,
with branded signage for Parkside High School at no cost to the school or
school system. Milestone Communications of Reston, Va. designed
and built the 105-foot wireless marquee tower with signage at its own cost, under a contract
approved by the Board of Education in November 2015.
For this tower as well as other cellular towers
at James M. Bennett High and Wicomico County Stadium, the school system
receives a one-time access fee and monthly rental revenue from each cellular
carrier that uses the tower. This revenue supports the general operations
of the school system. Wicomico Schools also benefits from having improved cell
phone reception on the school property – a safety and security plus – and from
having the option to place its own communications or security equipment on a tower.
NEW YORK (CNNMoney) —In a sign of how dramatically the retail shopping landscape is changing, Macy's is closing 100 of its stores nationwide.
Macy's announced the closures Thursday. They represent about 15% of all Macy's department stores. The iconic retailer did not disclose the locations of stores, but said most of them will be shut down in early 2017.
The Macy's move is the latest in a wave of store closures amid the rise and success of Amazon and other online shopping options.
For instance, Walmart announced plans in January to shut down 269 stores this year and just this week, inked a $3.3 billion deal to acquire Amazon rival Jet.com.
Sports Authority, once the nation's largest sporting goods retailer, is shutting all 450 of its stores after filing for bankruptcy. Other traditional retailers such as Target, JC Penney, Kmart, Sears and Kohl's have also pulled the plug on hundreds of stores in recent months.
In Worcester County 8/10/16 Mr. Marion Marine Jones was given only a $500 dollar fine for the death of 48 yr old Mr. Scott Tatterson of Pocomoke.
As you may recall on Feb 22 2016 Mr. Jones loss control of his car in Worcester County striking Tatterson and 23 yr old Wade Pusey who worked for Worcester County Public Works Roads Division.
Mr. Pusey is also still recovering from his injuries and will probably not be able to work again. Mr. Jones, the driver was indicted for manslaughter in April. Judge Esham decided yesterday to fine Jones $500.
I find this to be very sad for these families, just feeling outraged!
Hoping to deter deadly attacks against police officers, some states want to expand hate-crime laws, which are traditionally confined to characteristics such as race and ethnicity, to cover people who work in law enforcement.
Nearly every state has a hate-crime statute that increases penalties for offenders motivated by hatred of a victim’s race, religion, sexuality or other personal characteristic. Louisiana in May became the first state to add police to the list when it passed “Blue Lives Matter” legislation. Now half a dozen additional states are considering similar changes to their hate-crime laws.
Supporters argue the measures, which are backed by police, are a deterrent and send a strong message to police officers that the community stands behind them. Forty-one officers died in the line of duty last year, according to the FBI, and the recent killings of officers in Dallas and Baton Rouge have fueled calls for new measures to keep them safe. President Barack Obama, for example, is considering lifting the ban that blocks police departments from using military-grade equipment.
BALTIMORE (WJZ)—The Department of Justice is expected to release a report on Wednesday that the Baltimore Police Department routinely violated civil rights, sources tell our media partner the Baltimore Sun.
The long anticipated report has allegedly found that police “routinely violated the constitutional rights of residents by conducting unlawful stops and using excessive force” the Sun reports.
The DOJ launched an investigation into the BPD following the death of 25-year-old Freddie Gray last April.
The results of the Justice Department’s investigation are expected to be announced Wednesday in Baltimore at a press conference attended by high-ranking federal law enforcement officials and city leaders.
Baltimore City State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby released the following statement ahead of Wednesday’s report:
DETROIT (AP) -- A Muslim flight attendant has sued ExpressJet, accusing the airline of wrongly suspending her because she refused to serve alcohol to passengers.
The Council on American-Islamic Relations' Michigan chapter announced Tuesday it filed the lawsuit last week on behalf of Charee Stanley, a Detroit-based flight attendant for the airline headquartered in Atlanta.
The federal court case follows a discrimination complaint filed last year with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, which dismissed it without determining whether the airline violated the law. More
As the presidential campaign enters its final stages, probing questions have emerged about the health condition of Hillary Clinton.
Hillary' bizarre, erratic behavior on the campaign trail (culminating with last week's perplexing "short-circuit" comment) has left many wondering whether she is seriously ill. Hillary has at multiple times had convulsions that appear to be seizures on camera, including a series of seemingly inexplicable coughing fits.
SAVANNAH, GA (WSAV) – Savannah-Chatham schools are feeling the hurt of a growing problem nationwide.As more students flow into Savannah-Chatham classrooms, fewer teachers are around to meet their needs
Across the United States, there is a huge drop in the number of students pursuing education degrees.
So right now, Savannah-Chatham schools are holding up the help wanted sign—with 450 openings. To make sure they get those positions filled, the district is using a new program called Alternative Pathways to Teaching.
The program allows anyone with a Bachelor’s degree in any field to become a teacher in Georgia through a work-as-you-go certification program that takes one to three years to complete.
The lawsuit, filed Monday in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Texas, alleges that Ahmed Mohamed’s civil rights under the U.S. constitution were violated by the Irving Independent School District, Principal Daniel Cummings “in his individual capacity” and the City of Irving.
Mohamed was led out of MacArthur High School in September after school officials mistook the teenager’s homemade clock for a bomb.
“These acts by the authorities show blatant disregard for the civil rights of this American,” according to Mohamed’s lawyer, Susan Hutchison, KTVT-TV reported.
“The only justice we have in our American legal system is money, so we are suing for justice,” Hutchinson added, without specifying an amount.
OCEAN CITY, MD – (August 7, 2016): On August 7, 2016, at approximately 12:24 a.m. Ocean City police conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle for a traffic violation in the 10 block of 8th Street. Officers noticed the smell of marijuana emanating from the vehicle upon approach and requested that a Worcester County Sheriff’s Office K-9 Unit respond to scan the vehicle. The K-9 detected the presence of a controlled dangerous substance and during a search of the vehicle, officers located over 1,500 small bags of heroin and additional narcotics. Officers then arrested three individuals in the vehicle without incident.
At approximately, 2:30 a.m. one of the suspects, whose name is not being released at this time pending notification of next of kin, began to complain of trouble breathing while in custody at the Ocean City Public Safety Building booking facility. At that time, OCPD booking personnel contacted Ocean City Emergency Medical Services (EMS) who responded shortly after. Upon arrival of Ocean City EMS, the individual began to seize and later went into cardiac arrest. Ocean City EMS began conducting lifesaving measures and transported him to Atlantic General Hospital in Berlin, MD where he was later pronounced deceased.
The body has been transported to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner who will conduct an autopsy to determine the cause and manner of death. At the request of the Ocean City Police Department, the Maryland State Police has taken over responsibility for the death investigation.
Type of Incident: Motor Vehicle Collision- Impaired Driver
Date and Time: 08/13/2016, 0530 hours
Location: N/B US Rt. 113 at RT 610, Bishopville, Worcester County, MD
Vehicles: Veh#1 1999 red Ford Truck, DE reg. CL022668
Veh#2 2013 black Chevy Tahoe, NY reg. GBY2906
Accused: Suspect (At Fault )/ Driver Vehicle #1: Jesus Urrita, 69 yoa, Frankford, DE.
Narrative: On 08/13/16 at approximately 0530 hours, troopers from the Berlin Barrack responded to N/B US Rt. 113 at Rt. 610, Bishopville, Worcester County regarding a motor vehicle collision.
The investigation revealed a red 1999 Ford truck, operated by Jesus Urrita of Frankford, DE, struck the rear of a black 2013 Chevy Tahoe, operated by Mark E McSweeney of Warwick, NY. Vehicle #2 was stopped at the traffic signal at N/B US Rt. 113 at the time of the collision.
Urrita suffered minor injuries. When troopers contacted Urrita, a strong odor of alcoholic beverage was detected on his breath and person.
Urrita was transported to the PRMC. Urrita was read his DR-15 Advise of Rights and agreed to submit to a blood kit.
Urrita was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, driving while impaired by alcohol and negligent driving.
Nine people - including young boy shot in back as he played with his twin sister - as crime runs roughshod over Windy City
he bloodletting in Chicago continues apace as the Windy City endures one of the worst crime waves in its history.
On Monday alone, nine people were fatally shot and 10 others were wounded in a spree of gun violence that was the city's worst single-day tally since July 5, 2003, when 10 people were killed.
Tavon Tanner was a 10-year-old boy who was innocently playing with his twin sister in front of their home in the Lawndale section of Chicago.
According to the Chicago Tribune, an unidentified gunman fired at least nine shots in Tavon's direction, hitting him in the back.
