Joe,
Check your cars and belonging around South Kaywood development off of Mt Herman Road.
Your site is the best place to put information on the internet, especially regarding our community. Last night around midnight my roomate saw a young buzz cut blond boy in my wife's SUV going through the glove box. By the time my roomate put his shoes on and opened the door, this boy and his accomplice were making their way down S. Kaywood Drive toward Mt Herman road. My roomate attempted to engage the theives, and they proceeded to run into the corn field heading North East evading him. They managed to make off with my wife's Garmin Nav system, but the stupid kids cant ever use it bc of the security lock enabled on the device. Please post this info so people in this area can check to make sure they weren't victims of these thieves also.
DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
Monday, July 09, 2012
BREAKING NEWS: Obama Pushes Tax Hike
President Obama will urge Congress to pass a tax increase on American households earning more than $250,000. Watch live on Fox News and FoxNews.com at 11:50 a.m. ET
From Fox News
From Fox News
They Want WHAT???
...and they want 12 years of Romney's tax returns???? THIS should be on billboards all over our nation!
Route 50 Buckles Under Excessive Heat
A section of Eastbound Route 50 buckled early Sunday afternoon
leaving several vehicles disabled.
The buckle happened on Route 50 EB between routes 197 and 301 in Bowie, Md. Highway engineers are on the scene and say that temperatures higher than 100 degrees likely contributed. It's described as a large crack across the eastbound side of the highway.
State Highway Administrators have blocked the through lanes, though traffic gets by using the right merge lane.
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The buckle happened on Route 50 EB between routes 197 and 301 in Bowie, Md. Highway engineers are on the scene and say that temperatures higher than 100 degrees likely contributed. It's described as a large crack across the eastbound side of the highway.
State Highway Administrators have blocked the through lanes, though traffic gets by using the right merge lane.
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THE DAILY TIMES DOWNTOWN DUPLICITY
Thank you, George Chevallier, for reminding us that a few years ago the DT's offices and plant were relocated away from downtown Salisbury. Now the editor of the “newspaper” would have its few remaining readers believe that it is a big backer of downtown.
Greg Bassett has never learned that you can't fool everyone.
Greg Bassett has never learned that you can't fool everyone.
Troopers Investigate Fatal Bicycle Crash, Harrington
Location: Jackson Ditch Road east of Rachel Drive, Harrington, DE
Date of Occurrence: Saturday July 7, 2012 at approximately 9:55 p.m.
Operator and Vehicle Information:
Operator #1: Marilene Shelton, 32, Harrington, DE
Vehicle #1: 2001 Mercedes-Benz S430
Bicyclist:
Donald C. Beach, 60, Harrington, DE
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Harrington, DE- The Delaware State Police Collision Reconstruction Unit is currently investigating a fatal crash involving a bicyclist.
The incident occurred Saturday evening at approximately 9:55 p.m. as Donald C. Beach was riding his bicycle westbound on Jackson Ditch Road just east of Rachel Drive near Harrington. At the same time, Marilene Shelton was also westbound on Jackson Ditch Road operating a 2001 Mercedes-Benz S430 when she struck the rear of Beach’s bicycle causing him to be thrown onto the grass on the north side of the roadway. Shelton was able to come to a controlled stop shortly after the collision.
Beach was initially transported by EMS to Kent General Hospital, but was later transferred to Christiana Hospital where he succumbed to the injuries he sustained in the crash.
Shelton, who was properly restrained, was not injured in the crash.
The investigation is continuing into the cause of the crash and the roadway was closed for approximately one hour as the crash was investigated and cleared.
Date of Occurrence: Saturday July 7, 2012 at approximately 9:55 p.m.
Operator and Vehicle Information:
Operator #1: Marilene Shelton, 32, Harrington, DE
Vehicle #1: 2001 Mercedes-Benz S430
Bicyclist:
Donald C. Beach, 60, Harrington, DE
Resume:
Harrington, DE- The Delaware State Police Collision Reconstruction Unit is currently investigating a fatal crash involving a bicyclist.
The incident occurred Saturday evening at approximately 9:55 p.m. as Donald C. Beach was riding his bicycle westbound on Jackson Ditch Road just east of Rachel Drive near Harrington. At the same time, Marilene Shelton was also westbound on Jackson Ditch Road operating a 2001 Mercedes-Benz S430 when she struck the rear of Beach’s bicycle causing him to be thrown onto the grass on the north side of the roadway. Shelton was able to come to a controlled stop shortly after the collision.
Beach was initially transported by EMS to Kent General Hospital, but was later transferred to Christiana Hospital where he succumbed to the injuries he sustained in the crash.
Shelton, who was properly restrained, was not injured in the crash.
The investigation is continuing into the cause of the crash and the roadway was closed for approximately one hour as the crash was investigated and cleared.
Who’s Bailing on Obama? Just About Everybody
Today, let’s look at the polls — all of them. To start with, health
care: Just 6 percent of Americans think health care is the most pressing
issue, according to the latest Gallup poll. Why? Because lots of those
Americans don’t have jobs or are underemployed — the real jobless rate
nationwide is more like 14.9 percent, the Wall Street Journal reported Friday.
So savoring his big win on health care is most definitely a waste of time for President Obama, and he knows it. After less than a week of spiking the football (a relatively short time for America’s most narcissistic president ever), the president is back on the campaign trail. What’s striking is where he’s going: Pennsylvania, Ohio, Iowa — places he won in 2008.
Why? Simple. All the latest polls show he’s losing … well, everyone. He’s down 13 points with voters ages 18 to 25, nearly half of whom think he’s done a mediocre job, according to Students for Life of America. The healthy young don’t really care about health care, but they do care about jobs — and nearly 2 million 20- to 24-year-olds are unemployed.
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So savoring his big win on health care is most definitely a waste of time for President Obama, and he knows it. After less than a week of spiking the football (a relatively short time for America’s most narcissistic president ever), the president is back on the campaign trail. What’s striking is where he’s going: Pennsylvania, Ohio, Iowa — places he won in 2008.
Why? Simple. All the latest polls show he’s losing … well, everyone. He’s down 13 points with voters ages 18 to 25, nearly half of whom think he’s done a mediocre job, according to Students for Life of America. The healthy young don’t really care about health care, but they do care about jobs — and nearly 2 million 20- to 24-year-olds are unemployed.
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New Castle Man Arrested For 6th Offense DUI
Location: New Bridge Road (Rt. 141), Wilmington, DE
Date of Occurrence: Saturday July 7, 2012 at approximately 11:51 p.m.
Defendant, Charges, and Bond Information:
Michael A. Taggart, 52, New Castle, DE
6th Offense DUI
Possession of a Controlled Substance (2 counts)
Possession of Marijuana
Driving While Suspended
Failure to Have Insurance in Possession
Speeding
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Wilmington, DE- The Delaware State Police have arrested a New Castle man after he was found to be driving under the influence of alcohol for the 6th time.
The incident occurred at approximately 11:51 p.m. last night as a trooper on routine patrol was running radar in the area of New Bridge Road (Rt. 141) and Old Barley Mill Road near Wilmington. The trooper observed a vehicle traveling above the posted speed limit and conducted a traffic stop. The Trooper could immediately smell the odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from the vehicle. A DUI investigation ensued and Michael A. Taggart was subsequently taken into custody. A search of Taggart’s vehicle yielded (21) Xanax pills, (1) M. Amphet Salts pill, and 16 grams of marijuana.
Taggart was transported back to Troop 1 where a computer check revealed he had five previous DUI convictions (7/12/94, 12/4/95, 7/19/99, 10/1/05 and 7/2/10); this arrest would make #6.
Michael A. Taggart was formally charged with Felony DUI along with Driving While Suspended, Failure to Have Insurance, Speeding, two counts of Possession of a Controlled Substance, and Possession of Marijuana. Taggart was arraigned at JP11 and committed to the Howard R. Young Correctional Institution in lieu of $34,000 secured bond.
Date of Occurrence: Saturday July 7, 2012 at approximately 11:51 p.m.
Defendant, Charges, and Bond Information:
Michael A. Taggart, 52, New Castle, DE
6th Offense DUI
Possession of a Controlled Substance (2 counts)
Possession of Marijuana
Driving While Suspended
Failure to Have Insurance in Possession
Speeding
Resume:
Wilmington, DE- The Delaware State Police have arrested a New Castle man after he was found to be driving under the influence of alcohol for the 6th time.
The incident occurred at approximately 11:51 p.m. last night as a trooper on routine patrol was running radar in the area of New Bridge Road (Rt. 141) and Old Barley Mill Road near Wilmington. The trooper observed a vehicle traveling above the posted speed limit and conducted a traffic stop. The Trooper could immediately smell the odor of an alcoholic beverage coming from the vehicle. A DUI investigation ensued and Michael A. Taggart was subsequently taken into custody. A search of Taggart’s vehicle yielded (21) Xanax pills, (1) M. Amphet Salts pill, and 16 grams of marijuana.
Taggart was transported back to Troop 1 where a computer check revealed he had five previous DUI convictions (7/12/94, 12/4/95, 7/19/99, 10/1/05 and 7/2/10); this arrest would make #6.
Michael A. Taggart was formally charged with Felony DUI along with Driving While Suspended, Failure to Have Insurance, Speeding, two counts of Possession of a Controlled Substance, and Possession of Marijuana. Taggart was arraigned at JP11 and committed to the Howard R. Young Correctional Institution in lieu of $34,000 secured bond.
Having Trouble Getting Online? Call Your Provider
Having trouble getting online?
Some may find their smartphones working overtime because the family computer couldn't seem to connect to the Internet Monday morning.
You may be one of thousands across the United States who waited too long or simply didn't believe the warnings, and your Internet may have shut down just after midnight because of malware that took over computers around the world more than a year ago.
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Some may find their smartphones working overtime because the family computer couldn't seem to connect to the Internet Monday morning.
You may be one of thousands across the United States who waited too long or simply didn't believe the warnings, and your Internet may have shut down just after midnight because of malware that took over computers around the world more than a year ago.
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T-Shirts
Hey Joe,
As for the Theresa Gardiner thing; sounds like you’ve opened another WWTP Can Of Worms! More points for Open Government Truth Serum. Congratulations on another step towards being the next Mayor.
As for T-shirts, I’ve decided to get one and wear it even if I’m not a T-shirt person. Reason? I have a suggestion. I don’t go to Third Friday, either, but if you “suggested” one 3rd week that everyone who owned an Albero T-shirt would wear them to 3rd Friday, we would probably run Liarton off the street! This would be so much fun, and I would be a definite “show” for the occasion.
What say you?
See you Tuesday or Wed.
As for the Theresa Gardiner thing; sounds like you’ve opened another WWTP Can Of Worms! More points for Open Government Truth Serum. Congratulations on another step towards being the next Mayor.
As for T-shirts, I’ve decided to get one and wear it even if I’m not a T-shirt person. Reason? I have a suggestion. I don’t go to Third Friday, either, but if you “suggested” one 3rd week that everyone who owned an Albero T-shirt would wear them to 3rd Friday, we would probably run Liarton off the street! This would be so much fun, and I would be a definite “show” for the occasion.
What say you?
See you Tuesday or Wed.
Congressman Barney Frank Marries Longtime Partner
Frank spokesman Harry Gural says the 72-year-old congressman married 42-year-old Jim Ready in a Saturday evening wedding at the Boston Marriott hotel in Newton. Gural says more than 300 friends, family and colleagues attended.
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7th Annual Wicomico NAACP BackTto-School Rally Aug. 2
The Wicomico County Branch #7028 of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will hold its Back-To-School Rally at Salisbury Middle School on Morris Street in Salisbury from 2-4 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 2. Children must be accompanied by an adult.
Every summer for the past seven years, families of Wicomico County students have had a chance to get “pumped up” at the NAACP Back-to-School Rally. The NAACP Back-to-School Rally is an event meant to encourage both students and parents to realize the fundamental value of education. Children from Prek through eighth grade in the public school system are encouraged to begin the school year with a commitment to attend classes and succeed in all their course work and activities.
Mark Thompson will be the master of ceremonies of the program, which includes an inspiring presentation and entertainment.
The NAACP thanks Pepsi Bottling Venture of Salisbury, Delmarva Power, Salisbury
Westside Revitalization Partnership, Inc., Delta Sigma Omega, AKA, Inc., Hebron Savings Bank, M&T Bank, First Shore Federal Savings and Loan Association, Richard L. Polin, Karen Davis' State Farm Insurance, Queen City Elks Lodge #1051,and Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Salisbury for their monetary donations to support the Back-to-School Rally.
Additional monetary donations and/or contributions of school supplies (pencils, spiral notebooks, paper, pens, tissue packs, hand sanitizer, etc.) are still needed. The goal is to provide 300 students with a bag of school supplies.
Contributors may bring supplies to Sojourner-Douglass College, 408 Coles Circle, Suite D, Salisbury or make checks out to Wicomico County NAACP and mail to PO Box 1047, Salisbury, MD 21802. Contributions are only tax deductible if donation is used as a promotional advertisement.
Please call 410-543-4187 for information.
Every summer for the past seven years, families of Wicomico County students have had a chance to get “pumped up” at the NAACP Back-to-School Rally. The NAACP Back-to-School Rally is an event meant to encourage both students and parents to realize the fundamental value of education. Children from Prek through eighth grade in the public school system are encouraged to begin the school year with a commitment to attend classes and succeed in all their course work and activities.
Mark Thompson will be the master of ceremonies of the program, which includes an inspiring presentation and entertainment.
The NAACP thanks Pepsi Bottling Venture of Salisbury, Delmarva Power, Salisbury
Westside Revitalization Partnership, Inc., Delta Sigma Omega, AKA, Inc., Hebron Savings Bank, M&T Bank, First Shore Federal Savings and Loan Association, Richard L. Polin, Karen Davis' State Farm Insurance, Queen City Elks Lodge #1051,and Unitarian Universalist Fellowship at Salisbury for their monetary donations to support the Back-to-School Rally.
Additional monetary donations and/or contributions of school supplies (pencils, spiral notebooks, paper, pens, tissue packs, hand sanitizer, etc.) are still needed. The goal is to provide 300 students with a bag of school supplies.
Contributors may bring supplies to Sojourner-Douglass College, 408 Coles Circle, Suite D, Salisbury or make checks out to Wicomico County NAACP and mail to PO Box 1047, Salisbury, MD 21802. Contributions are only tax deductible if donation is used as a promotional advertisement.
Please call 410-543-4187 for information.
Question For Mr Albero
Hello Sir,
Viewing a series of email I have gotten I have a question that I would like to find an answer to. On the on line petition currently bombing (not real news I know) I would like to see what names are on it. I ask because at one time in a fly by conversation ireton (not worth a capital) said thanks for signing my petition. I have not signed anything he has ever circulated about, I get his emails but I like a great deal of people don't follow his ADHD led mind set.
To cut this short is the list public?
Thanks and I hope you and those around you are comfortable and well in the heat.
Publishers Notes: Sir, While I do have a Facebook Page, I rarely ever go to it. Perhaps someone who follows Facebook more often can answer that question for you in comments.
Viewing a series of email I have gotten I have a question that I would like to find an answer to. On the on line petition currently bombing (not real news I know) I would like to see what names are on it. I ask because at one time in a fly by conversation ireton (not worth a capital) said thanks for signing my petition. I have not signed anything he has ever circulated about, I get his emails but I like a great deal of people don't follow his ADHD led mind set.
To cut this short is the list public?
Thanks and I hope you and those around you are comfortable and well in the heat.
Publishers Notes: Sir, While I do have a Facebook Page, I rarely ever go to it. Perhaps someone who follows Facebook more often can answer that question for you in comments.
Troopers Investigate A Fatal Crash, Marydel
Location: Mahan Corner Road north of Westville Road, Marydel, DE
Date of Occurrence: Sunday July 8, 2012 at approximately 10:26 p.m.
Operator and Vehicle Information:
Operator: Shawn M. Bates, 33, Marydel, MD
Vehicle: 1996 Lexus ES300
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Marydel, DE- The Delaware State Police Collision Reconstruction Unit is currently investigating a fatal crash that occurred late last night.
The incident occurred around 10:26 p.m. on July 8, when Shawn M. Bates was operating a 1996 Lexus ES300 southbound on Mahan Corner Road, north of Westville Road. Bates was attempting to negotiate a left hand curve at an apparent high rate of speed when the Lexus left the west side of the roadway. The vehicle then re-entered the roadway and crossed both lanes of travel before striking a tree on the east side of the roadway.
Bates, who was not properly restrained, was pronounced dead at the scene.
The roadway was closed for approximately two hours at the crash was investigated and cleared. The Collision Reconstruction Unit is continuing the investigation.
Date of Occurrence: Sunday July 8, 2012 at approximately 10:26 p.m.
Operator and Vehicle Information:
Operator: Shawn M. Bates, 33, Marydel, MD
Vehicle: 1996 Lexus ES300
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Marydel, DE- The Delaware State Police Collision Reconstruction Unit is currently investigating a fatal crash that occurred late last night.
The incident occurred around 10:26 p.m. on July 8, when Shawn M. Bates was operating a 1996 Lexus ES300 southbound on Mahan Corner Road, north of Westville Road. Bates was attempting to negotiate a left hand curve at an apparent high rate of speed when the Lexus left the west side of the roadway. The vehicle then re-entered the roadway and crossed both lanes of travel before striking a tree on the east side of the roadway.
Bates, who was not properly restrained, was pronounced dead at the scene.
The roadway was closed for approximately two hours at the crash was investigated and cleared. The Collision Reconstruction Unit is continuing the investigation.
Plane Sinks Into 'Soft Spot' at Reagan National
The intense heat of the day apparently softened the asphalt enough that the wheels sank into it.
The 35 passengers and three crew members on board had to get off so a tow vehicle could budge the jet out of its rut.
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SOMERSET CO. MAN TAKES HIS LIFE AFTER POLICE PURSUIT
(PRINCESS ANNE, MD) – A driver who refused to stop for police took his life and a Maryland state trooper was injured after his car was rammed by that driver during a pursuit last night in Somerset County.
The driver is identified as Alvin D. Melvin, 45, of the 12000-block of Somerset Avenue, Princess Anne, Md. He was pronounced dead at the scene. His body has been transported to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Baltimore for an autopsy.
The injured trooper is identified as Trooper First Class D. Tebbins, a K-9 trooper assigned to the Princess Anne Barrack. TFC Tebbins was transported to the Peninsula Regional Medical Center where he was treated and later released. His dog was taken to an emergency veterinarian center as a precaution, where he was treated and released.
At about 8:30 p.m. yesterday, a Maryland state trooper assigned to the Princess Anne Barrack was patrolling in an unmarked patrol car on West Post Office Road near Beechwood Street in Princess Anne, when he saw a 1998 Ford car in which the passenger was not wearing a seat belt. The trooper activated his emergency equipment and attempted to stop the car but the driver, later identified as Melvin, refused to stop and accelerated away.
A pursuit began which traveled through Princess Anne. TFC Tebbins was in the area and joined the pursuit, as did two patrol cars from the Princess Anne Police Department. The pursuit continued onto northbound Rt. 13 and TFC Tebbins, who was driving a marked patrol car, assumed the lead car position among the pursuing police officers.
TFC Tebbins was traveling in the fast lane of Rt. 13 and Melvin was in the slow lane when the trooper attempted to pull alongside Melvin’s car. The investigation indicates Melvin then swerved his car into the patrol car, causing TFC Tebbins to lose control. The patrol car traveled into the median, struck several trees, overturned and immediately caught fire. A Princess Anne police officer immediately stopped and assisted TFC Tebbins and his dog out of the burning patrol car.
After ramming the police car, Melvin apparently lost control of his car and crashed into a ditch on the slow shoulder of Rt. 13, south of Loretto Road. A trooper and Princess Anne officers stopped behind the car and implemented felony stop procedures, which include staying at their cars while giving verbal commands to the occupants of the suspect vehicle.
The passenger immediately got out of the car and complied with police directions. The driver, Melvin, failed to exit the car and did not comply with directions from police. While they continued to give commands to the driver, police heard what sounded like a gunshot from Melvin’s vehicle. Police could then see Melvin no longer appeared to be moving.
Police approached the car and saw Melvin had sustained what appeared to be a gunshot wound to the head. A .40 caliber pistol was in his lap. Emergency care was provided and EMS units were summoned. Melvin was pronounced dead at the scene.
The car Melvin was driving is registered to his wife. A search of the vehicle will be conducted after a search warrant is obtained. The gun he had is not reported stolen and investigators are researching its origin.
The passenger in Melvin’s car is a 16-year-old male from the county. He was not charged and was released to the custody of his parents.
A motive for Melvin’s actions is not known at this time. The investigation by the State Police Princess Anne Barrack Criminal Investigation Section is continuing. A member of the Somerset County State’s Attorney’s Office responded to the scene and has been kept updated on the investigation.
The driver is identified as Alvin D. Melvin, 45, of the 12000-block of Somerset Avenue, Princess Anne, Md. He was pronounced dead at the scene. His body has been transported to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Baltimore for an autopsy.
The injured trooper is identified as Trooper First Class D. Tebbins, a K-9 trooper assigned to the Princess Anne Barrack. TFC Tebbins was transported to the Peninsula Regional Medical Center where he was treated and later released. His dog was taken to an emergency veterinarian center as a precaution, where he was treated and released.
At about 8:30 p.m. yesterday, a Maryland state trooper assigned to the Princess Anne Barrack was patrolling in an unmarked patrol car on West Post Office Road near Beechwood Street in Princess Anne, when he saw a 1998 Ford car in which the passenger was not wearing a seat belt. The trooper activated his emergency equipment and attempted to stop the car but the driver, later identified as Melvin, refused to stop and accelerated away.
A pursuit began which traveled through Princess Anne. TFC Tebbins was in the area and joined the pursuit, as did two patrol cars from the Princess Anne Police Department. The pursuit continued onto northbound Rt. 13 and TFC Tebbins, who was driving a marked patrol car, assumed the lead car position among the pursuing police officers.
TFC Tebbins was traveling in the fast lane of Rt. 13 and Melvin was in the slow lane when the trooper attempted to pull alongside Melvin’s car. The investigation indicates Melvin then swerved his car into the patrol car, causing TFC Tebbins to lose control. The patrol car traveled into the median, struck several trees, overturned and immediately caught fire. A Princess Anne police officer immediately stopped and assisted TFC Tebbins and his dog out of the burning patrol car.
After ramming the police car, Melvin apparently lost control of his car and crashed into a ditch on the slow shoulder of Rt. 13, south of Loretto Road. A trooper and Princess Anne officers stopped behind the car and implemented felony stop procedures, which include staying at their cars while giving verbal commands to the occupants of the suspect vehicle.
The passenger immediately got out of the car and complied with police directions. The driver, Melvin, failed to exit the car and did not comply with directions from police. While they continued to give commands to the driver, police heard what sounded like a gunshot from Melvin’s vehicle. Police could then see Melvin no longer appeared to be moving.
Police approached the car and saw Melvin had sustained what appeared to be a gunshot wound to the head. A .40 caliber pistol was in his lap. Emergency care was provided and EMS units were summoned. Melvin was pronounced dead at the scene.
The car Melvin was driving is registered to his wife. A search of the vehicle will be conducted after a search warrant is obtained. The gun he had is not reported stolen and investigators are researching its origin.
The passenger in Melvin’s car is a 16-year-old male from the county. He was not charged and was released to the custody of his parents.
A motive for Melvin’s actions is not known at this time. The investigation by the State Police Princess Anne Barrack Criminal Investigation Section is continuing. A member of the Somerset County State’s Attorney’s Office responded to the scene and has been kept updated on the investigation.
Petition Demands Pepco Bury Power Lines
WASHINGTON - Since the derecho knocked out power to over a million
customers in Washington region, there have been more calls to bury power
lines. Now a fed up Pepco customer has started a petition.
The online petition is directed at Pepco CEO Joe Rigby. It asks the utility to spend some of its annual profits to bury power lines, which the petition says would make them more reliable and safer.
The petition says Pepco made $68 million in profit in the first three months of 2012 and the petition asks the utility to commit to a five-year plan to bury power lines.
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The online petition is directed at Pepco CEO Joe Rigby. It asks the utility to spend some of its annual profits to bury power lines, which the petition says would make them more reliable and safer.
The petition says Pepco made $68 million in profit in the first three months of 2012 and the petition asks the utility to commit to a five-year plan to bury power lines.
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Salisbury Police Department Press Release 7-9-12
July 6, 2012 at approximately 10:50am, officers and detectives responded to the Emergency Room of Peninsula Regional Medical Center for a female subject that was being
treated for a gunshot wound.
It was learned from the female victim that she was seated in the living room of her residence located in the 1000 block of Bayshore Court. The victim’s spouse was in an adjoining room removing papers from a security box which also contained the spouse’s personal firearm. The spouse went to unload the firearm, a .38 Special revolver, and in doing so unintentionally fired a round that went through a door, a wall, and a entertainment center before striking the victim in her lower left leg. The victim was transported to the Emergency Room by her spouse.
After interviewing the victim, her spouse, the ER physician and meeting with the crime scene investigator, detectives determined that the firing of the firearm was unintentional.
treated for a gunshot wound.
It was learned from the female victim that she was seated in the living room of her residence located in the 1000 block of Bayshore Court. The victim’s spouse was in an adjoining room removing papers from a security box which also contained the spouse’s personal firearm. The spouse went to unload the firearm, a .38 Special revolver, and in doing so unintentionally fired a round that went through a door, a wall, and a entertainment center before striking the victim in her lower left leg. The victim was transported to the Emergency Room by her spouse.
After interviewing the victim, her spouse, the ER physician and meeting with the crime scene investigator, detectives determined that the firing of the firearm was unintentional.
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