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Attention
Monday, April 06, 2009
Shanie Shields on SPD
It's not murder if they know who they are after. Shanie-Shootings.mp3
The Sheriff is in the city? Sheriff in the City.mp3
Under control? Shanie-Crime is Under Control.mp3
Up to staff? Shanie-Fully Staffed.mp3
To bad, so sad. Shanie- Get What You Want.mp3
Bubba Speaks - I Think
Righteous indignation? Police Gary-Where Did Money Go.mp3
I'm just so proud. Bubba-WWTP_(Mar.3_09).mp3
Noisy college students. Noise Ordinance - Comegys.mp3
TWO WEEKS FROM TODAY!!!!!!!!
Two More weeks from today the biggest pain in the rear end I have ever personally dealt with will be out of Office. While many Anti Albero Bloggers have claimed I've had no influence whatsoever over this election, they couldn't be more wrong.
Salisbury News exposed Barrie Tilghman's every move and drove her right out of that Office. Just think, even a few days ago we exposed the fact that the Salisbury WWTP doesn't work, it's not going to work and while the Comegys/Tilghman group promised they would have answers the FIRST WEEK of April, it's now the second week and the Daily Times hasn't pressed for ANY answers. Gary Comegys and Barrie Tilghman are seriously full of crap and will say ANYTHING to get out of trouble.
That being said, the fact that Barrie is not running again clearly states that Salisbury News has had enough influence over this election to close the door from the worst 12 years anyone can ever remember in the history of Mayors running this City. So nice try guys but the game is over.
Jim Ireton will become the next Mayor of Salisbury and we will finally be free of the lies and we'll all enjoy open government and honesty. YOU just make sure you get everyone you know out there voting tomorrow because each and every vote seriously counts. Give Debbie Campbell and Cynthis Polk your vote as well and lets really make a difference. No more complaining. Take 30 minutes out of your day and VOTE!
Ignorant Council Member
Gary, do you treat your Wife like this at home. Better yet, do you treat ALL women like this? The title here is perfectly fitting.
Major Visits
I'm glad everyone has chosen this day to visit with the elections coming up tomorrow. Remember, 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM.
Thanks for visiting Folks and thanks for clicking so frequently on the videos we provided today. They really show BUBBA for who he really is. That fake West Virginia Step Child Fake Smile is only there for show and the real Gary Comegys was presented here today by his own doing.
Hey Chiefy, how's that paperwork coming along? Not to worry, I already have a pre post set to go once it's served, if Worcester County is stupid enough or foolish enough to go through with it. There's a BIG lawsuit coming down the pike Folks and you'll be hearing about it soon enough.
It's DONE! We've passed our record day! 326 published comments so far today at 10:00 pm too. How many have you had today that weren't your own Fat Man? One, maybe two?
U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin to Visit Fourth-Graders At East Salisbury Elementary TOMORROW

U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin to Visit Fourth-Graders at East Salisbury Elementary 10 a.m. Tuesday, April 7
East Salisbury Elementary School will welcome U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin at 10 a.m. Tuesday, April 7, for a Q&A session with fourth-graders who wrote letters to him about their concerns for the environment.
After East Salisbury Title I teacher Juanita Briddell guided students in reading and discussing a SOAR supplemental reading book called "Oil Spill," students decided to share their concerns in letters to parents and the senator. Sen. Cardin will meet with the 16 fourth-graders in the gym to take their questions and honor them for their interest in the environment.
INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT IN CARROLL CO INJURES ONE EMPLOYEE

(Sykesville, MD) – Maryland State Police were called this afternoon to the scene of an industrial accident in southern Carroll County that injured one employee and closed Liberty Road for about two hours.
The victim is identified only as a 27-year-old Baltimore man. His identity is being withheld pending notification of family.
Shortly after 2:00 p.m. today, Maryland State Police at the Westminster Barracks were called to Tobacco Tech Inc., 600 Liberty Road, Sykesville, for what was reported to be some type of an explosion. Troopers arrived and met personnel who had responded from the Sykesville Volunteer Fire Department.
The preliminary investigation revealed the victim was on his way to check a large tank in which methylene chloride was boiling as part of the process to make tobacco flavoring. When the employee was approximately 30-40 feet from the tank, pressure from the tank was released, apparently causing the lid to blow off. Fluid and vapors were expelled from the tank.
The employee apparently turned to run and as he was leaving the area, fell and struck his face on the concrete floor. The plant manager and another employee pulled him from the room and moved him outside. Responding emergency personnel treated the victim at the scene. He was flown by Maryland State Police helicopter, Trooper 1, to the Shock Trauma Center in Baltimore.
No one else was injured in the incident. Hazmat personnel washed down two other employees as a decontamination precaution.
As a safety precaution, responding troopers, with the assistance of State Highway Administration personnel and Carroll County sheriff’s deputies, closed Liberty Road at White Rock Road and Johnsville Road and diverted traffic around the scene. The roadway was reopened shortly before 4:00 p.m.
With the provision of a bus by the Carroll County Board of Education, troopers evacuated 55 children from the All About Kids Learning Center, located across the street from the scene. Occupants at the Athens Health Club, also located across the street, were encouraged to leave the area. The children were transported out of the immediate area and returned to the day care center at about 3:45 p.m.
Other departments that responded to assist included the Maryland Department of the Environment, the Maryland Office of the State Fire Marshal, and OSHA. The investigation is continuing.
ARMORED TRUCK OVERTURNS ON I-95 IN HOWARD COUNTY

Elkridge, MD) - Maryland State Police are continuing their investigation into a mid-morning crash on I-95 in Howard County involving a pickup truck and an armored truck that lost part of its load and sent two people to area hospitals.
The driver and passenger of the armored truck were injured as a result of the collision. The driver is identified as Charles A. Cavanaugh, 38, of the 12000-block Brandenton Drive, Fredericksburg, Virginia. He was transported by ambulance to the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center with serious injuries. The armored truck passenger is identified as Woldeab B. Gebeyehu, 44, of the 100-block North Ripley Street, Alexandria, Virginia. He was transported by ambulance to St. Agnes Hospital with non life threatening injuries.
The driver of the pickup is identified as Carl F. Schilling, Jr., 44, of the 600 block Miller Road, East Greenbush, New York. He was the sole occupant and not injured in the crash.
The preliminary investigation indicates that shortly after 9:00 a.m., Schilling, driving a 2008 Chevy Pickup pulling a utility trailer, was traveling in the second lane from the left on northbound I-95 at I-895 when he attempted to merge into lane number three. Mr. Cavanaugh observed the pickup truck attempting to change lanes directly into the path of his Loomis Company armored truck and attempted to take evasive action by steering to the right, but struck the trailer being pulled by the pickup truck.
After the armored truck struck the trailer, Cavanaugh lost control of the vehicle and overturned along the right roadside, causing the rear doors to come open and an undisclosed amount of United States quarters to fall from the armored vehicle. The remaining U.S. currency stayed in the vehicle. Troopers from the Waterloo, Glen Burnie and Golden Ring Barracks and Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Division responded and immediately secured the scene.
Personnel from the State Highway Administration and Loomis Company responded to assist with the incident. The money was transferred onto another Loomis Armored vehicle that responded to the scene. Loomis officials would not advise how much money was being transported at the time of the crash. All lanes of northbound I-95 reopened shortly after 1:00 p.m.
No charges have been filed at this time. The investigation is being conducted by troopers from the Waterloo Barrack.
The investigation is continuing….
Salisbury Man Sentenced To 20 Years For Robbing A Fruitland Convenience Store With A Gun

On Thursday, April 2, 2009, 37-year-old Isaac Fields was found guilty of Armed Robbery, Robbery, 1st Degree Assault, Use of a Handgun in a Crime of Violence, 2nd Degree Assault, Reckless Endangerment, and Handgun on a Person and sentenced to 20 years in the Division of Correction.
Assistant State’s Attorney Jennifer Rothschild says late on the night of August 24, 2008, Fields walked into the Eagle Express Mart in Fruitland, pulled a handgun out of his waistband, and demanded money from the clerk. Fields left the store with $968.00. Rothschild says nearly a month later, on September 23, 2008, Fields was apprehended at a traffic stop by Salisbury Police.
Assistant State’s Attorney Kristen Ross says, then on February 12, 2009, Fields was convicted of Felony Possession of a Handgun for the gun found on Fields during his September 23, 2008 arrest and sentenced to 5 years without parole.
Fields’ 20-year sentence for Armed Robbery is consecutive to the 5-year sentence for Felony Handgun Possession.
Both of these cases were a joint law enforcement effort of the Fruitland Police Department and the Salisbury Police Department.
Noise Ordinance
OK Salisbury University Students, you heard what Mr. Comegys said Wednesday night in the Mayoral Forum. Click on this video and then come back here and tell me what you think NOW.
If I've said it once, I've said it a thousand times. This man will say and do whatever it takes to become Mayor of Salisbury.
For those of you who couldn't attend Wednesday nights Mayoral Forum at SU, Mr. Comegys said the noise ordinance was about commercial vehicles making too much noise, like trash trucks.
However, I think Chief Webster and Gary Comegys make it VERY CLEAR what their intentions were. This video was taken the night they voted in the ordinance, clearly going after the Students.
ALL SU Students need to vote for Jim Ireton. He'll never lie to you. He's a good man and he deserves your vote. I don't know what other proof we can offer and I hope the word spread around campus about coming here to see this video because we deliver the facts, period.
Providing Fire & EMS Is Not Constitutionally Mandated In Salisbury
I know, let's build a $14,000,000.00 Fire Palace and buy $5,000,000.00 worth of Fire Trucks to boot. Yet we don't have to provide you service if we don't want to. So how do we supplement that Folks? Oh, that's right, Gary will figure it out for us AFTER we foot the bill. Bubba, Yo Nex Mare?
To ALL Salisbury University Students
To those of you who were at last nights Mayoral Forum who listened to Gary Comegys state this noise ordinance was not targeted towards College Students, watch this video. Then call the Mayor's Office today and ask just how many tickets have been given out to TRASH TRUCK making too much noise, as Gary said last night this new law was targeted towards. There are NONE. Gary is full of crap, period. That law was created to slam the college students and I have personally sat in several court rooms and watched these students get slammed with fines and having to hire lawyers like T.J. Maloney to represent them, 3, 4 & 5 kids at a time. The City is making a small fortune on this and that's all there is to it. VOTE for Jim Ireton!
T T T T T T TRUST ME????????
OK Folks, here's the video you want to see over and over again. Here's the guy who says it time and time again, "TRUST ME." How's it working for you Folks! How many years have passed since this taping and how far along is the old mall redevelopment coming?
T T T T T T TRUST ME! Listen to that radio interview again on the right hand side of the Blog where he goes on and on about the WWTP, T T T T T T TRUST ME! Gary Comegys history in the City of Salisbury is a joke. He never attends Zoo Commission Meetings. Look at their minutes and see for yourself. Do it QUICK too before they change those or pull them so they're not available any more. Better yet, before Barrie has them shreaded.
Gary = Barrie
Salisbury Police Department Press Release
ARRESTED: Thomas Edward Goslee, Jr., 19 years of age Salisbury, Maryland
CHARGES: Driving without a license
DISPOSITION: Released on signature CC # 200900010918
Blogger Claims Police Search Of Home Was A Threat
Police officers accused of drunken driving. A female officer's alleged promiscuity and infidelity. A commander whose critics labeled his son a child molester.
Jeff Pataky said he uses negative complaints and anonymous tips to fuel his blogging crusade against Phoenix police. A headline on his Web site suggests rewards would be provided for "dirt" on police indiscretions.
Pataky, a former software sales and marketing executive who now focuses his energy shoveling content on www.badphoenixcops.com, said he believes his online criticism of the department - along with past criticisms of police investigations - led officers to serve a search warrant at his home last week.
Police officials said Wednesday that a Phoenix detective prompted the investigation after complaining about harassment, though they declined further comment.
Pataky said he felt the investigation was a response to a lawsuit he filed on Monday in U.S. District Court saying he was maliciously prosecuted by police in 2007 after his ex-wife accused him of harassment, a case later dropped. In his lawsuit he's asking for an unspecified amount for damages. City officials declined to comment on pending litigation.
GO HERE to read more.
Pair Located In Buffalo, NY Attempting to Cross Border Into Canada


Update – Pair Located in Buffalo, NY Attempting to Cross Border into Canada
Released Monday, April 06, 2009
Bridgeville – The Delaware State Police have confirmed that Nathaly Alonzo and Jose Nedar Reyes-Castro were located early this morning at approximately 1:45 am after they were attempting to enter Canada from the United States border at the Peace Bridge Plaza in Buffalo, NY.
Members of the U.S. Border Patrol apprehended the two as they were in the stolen Ford Explorer. Reyes –Castro was taken into custody in regards to the outstanding arrest warrants in Delaware. He was turned over to the Buffalo Police Department where he remains in custody of the Buffalo authorities.
Nathaly Alonzo is currently in the custody of New York authorities awaiting the arrival of her parents. She is unharmed. The case remains under investigation.
Bridgeville Man Wanted in Connection with 12-Year-Old Runaway Investigation
VOLUNTEERS STILL NEEDED FOR PORK IN THE PARK!

The largest BBQ festival east of the Mississippi will be taking place on Friday, Saturday and Sunday April 17-19th! They are still in need of some volunteers and what a great event to volunteer for! Live music, great food, arts & crafts and fun rides for the kids - this is a great event! Over 15,000 people visited Winterplace Park during last year’s event. Go to www.porkinthepark.org for more information.
If you, or a friend or both would be interested in taking one of these positions please contact Kia Jones, krjones@wicomicocounty.org or at 410-548-4900 and let her know right away and she will get you entered in. The great thing about volunteering for this festival is that you receive a free ticket into the event, a festival t-shirt and, if you work 4 or more hours, a meal coupon worth $10.00!
The times are listed below that people are needed – but if you can only volunteer for a shorter shift that’s fine – just let us know.
April 18th
SATURDAY NIGHT – 5-10pm
Admission Assistants – 8 people needed 5-8pm and 4 people needed 8-10pm– these people take tickets and stamp hands
ID/Wristbands at Beer Tent – Prefer Men – 2 people needed – will check id’s and put on wristbands
Tent/Info Assistant – 4 people needed 5-8pm and 2 people needed 8-10pm – will act as information for the festival and Parks, Recreation & Tourism Office
Perimeter Monitor – 2 people needed – will walk stone fence area and back driveway to direct people to the main gate
Ice Monitor – 2 people needed – will help load ice to the food vendor locations
Greeter – 2 people needed – needed at the main gate to herd people thru to the admission gate
April 19th
SUNDAY – 11-5 (this can be broken into 2 shifts – 11-2 or 2-5)
Admission Assistants – 2 people needed – these people take tickets and stamp hands
ID/Wristbands at Beer Tent – Prefer Men – 2 people needed – will check id’s and put on wristbands
Tent/Info Assistant – 3 people needed – will act as information for the festival and Parks, Recreation & Tourism
Perimeter Monitor – 2 people needed – will walk stone fence area and back driveway to direct people to the main gate
Ice Monitor – 1 person needed – will help load ice to the food vendor locations
Greeter – 1 person needed – needed at the main gate to herd people thru to the admission gate
Chicken House Fire This Morning On Mt. Vernon Rd.
BREAKING NEWS! Bank Of Delmar Robbed This Morning
After relocating from the building above the Bank of Delmar relocated to their new location on Rt. 13 next to Rite Aid in Delmar, MD. After speaking to several residents, none of them could ever recall the Delmar Bank of Delmar ever being robbed.
Nevertheless, this morning they were in fact robbed. The Maryland State Police, Wicomico County Sheriff's Office and WBI responded immediately and started bombarding the area with Officers and Dogs.
Because of the immediate response, these agencies were in fact able to catch the Bank Robber trying to break into a building in order to get away from the Police.
The Robber is now in custody at the WCSO and ALL of the stolen cash has been recovered. Once again, a hat to to our local Law Enforcement Agencies!
UPDATE:
INCIDENT: Robbery
DATE: April 6, 2009
LOCATION: Bank of Delmarva Parking Lot Delmar MD
NARRATIVE: On April 6, 2009 at approximately 0915 hours the Wicomico Sheriff’s Office received a call for a robbery that just occurred in the parking lot of the Bank of Delmarva, Delmar, Wicomico County, MD. Deputies, Troopers and Detectives from the Wicomico Bureau of Investigation responded. Police surrounded the area and a K-9 from the WCSO began a search for the suspect. As the track headed towards the Chestnut Manor Apartments, Police began to close in on the area. The suspect was seen attempting to flea and was apprehended without incident. He was identified as Marks (see below). Found on Marks was evidence consistent with the crime as well as the entire amount of money taken from the victim.
Anyone that may have additional information is asked to call the Wicomico Bureau of Investigation at 410-548-4898.
ACCUSED*: Marks, Edward Anthony AA/M 30 yoa
Delmar, Wicomico County, MD *include first/middle/last names, age, race, city or town of residence
CHARGES: Robbery
Theft
Assault
DISPOSITION: Held on bond
INVESTIGATING DETECTIVE TFC Metzger
RELEASTING AUTHORITY Sergeant David Owens
Wicomico Bureau of Investigation
DATE: April 6, 2009 TIME: 1200 hours
Wicomico
Bureau of Investigation

