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Tuesday, April 28, 2015
2nd Annual DMV Health & Fitness Expo Returns to the WY&CC Saturday, May 9
Salisbury, MD – Mind Muscle Connection will host the 2nd Annual DMV Health & Fitness Expo on Saturday, May 9 at the Wicomico Youth & Civic Center. The event will offer fun and safe events for attendees of all ages from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
The Expo will feature demonstrations from local and regional talent including martial arts, physical fitness competitions, strength contests and prize giveaways. There will also be a Q&A session with semi-pro competitors who are training for their pro cards in the fields of bodybuilding, physique, figure and bikini. The event will also offer a Zumba group exercise demonstration, seminars for student-athletes, cooking demonstrations, recipe makeovers and plenty of samples for tasting.
Whether you are launching a new line, new products or just looking to grow your business, do not miss this once a year opportunity to meet and network with consumers, retailers, distributors, exporters and other industry influences. Admission begins at $10 for adults, $5 for teens 13-17 and children 12 & under are admitted free. A portion of the proceeds will benefit Wicomico Friends of Recreation & Parks’ Tomorrow Fund, which provides scholarships to youth participating in County child care programs and youth sports. For more information call 301-646-6930.
The Expo will feature demonstrations from local and regional talent including martial arts, physical fitness competitions, strength contests and prize giveaways. There will also be a Q&A session with semi-pro competitors who are training for their pro cards in the fields of bodybuilding, physique, figure and bikini. The event will also offer a Zumba group exercise demonstration, seminars for student-athletes, cooking demonstrations, recipe makeovers and plenty of samples for tasting.
Whether you are launching a new line, new products or just looking to grow your business, do not miss this once a year opportunity to meet and network with consumers, retailers, distributors, exporters and other industry influences. Admission begins at $10 for adults, $5 for teens 13-17 and children 12 & under are admitted free. A portion of the proceeds will benefit Wicomico Friends of Recreation & Parks’ Tomorrow Fund, which provides scholarships to youth participating in County child care programs and youth sports. For more information call 301-646-6930.
Somerset County Sheriff's Office Press Release 4-28-15
Steven Ray Holland of Crisfield, criminal summons served for malicious destruction of property. Holland was released on signature pending court actions.
Male juvenile arrested 4-21-15 at Washington High School. Deputies were called to the school for an assault on a female student. Deputies later arrested and charged a male student with second degree assault, and disturbing school operations. The juvenile was later released to parents pending juvenile court actions.
Keshawn L. Mills of Salisbury, arrested 4-22-15 on a warrant for failing to appear in court. Mills was later held on a $250.00 bond.
James Allen Stanley of Salisbury, arrested 4-22-15 on a warrant for violation of probation. Stanley was later held without bond.
Tonya Shawna Cock of Seaford Delaware, arrested 4-23-15 on a warrant for 1st degree assault. Cock was later held on a $50,000 bond.
Warren Augustus Emory of Harrington Delaware, arrested 4-24-15 on a warrant for failing to appear in court. Emory was later released on personal recognizance.
Clifton Jalani General of Washington DC, arrested 4-25-15 for driving under the influence of alcohol, and driving impaired by alcohol. General was later released on signature pending court actions. The arrest was the result of a parking complaint investigation in the area of William P. Hytche Blvd, Princess Anne.
Aaron Jason Applegate of Crisfield, arrested 4-25-15 on a warrant for failing to appear in court. Applegate was later held on a $500.00 bond.
Matthew Adam Mehl of Princess Anne, criminal summons served 4-25-15 for harassment, and trespassing. Mehl was later released on signature pending court actions.
Johns Hopkins University Student Government Says No to Campus Chick-fil-A
The student government body at Johns Hopkins University approved a resolution this week that seeks to keep the popular Chick-fil-A fast food chain off campus.
The non-binding measure adopted by the Student Government Association cites comments the chain’s CEO Dan Cathy has made opposing same-sex marriage.
The resolution said that allowing Chick-fil-A to open on campus would be a “microaggression” against members of the LGBT community, Washington’s WTOP-FM reported Friday.
More here
The non-binding measure adopted by the Student Government Association cites comments the chain’s CEO Dan Cathy has made opposing same-sex marriage.
The resolution said that allowing Chick-fil-A to open on campus would be a “microaggression” against members of the LGBT community, Washington’s WTOP-FM reported Friday.
More here
Monday, April 27, 2015
MULTIPLE IMPAIRED DRIVING CRASHES ACROSS MD THIS WEEKEND
Maryland State Police Press Release
04/27/2015
(Pikesville, MD) – Troopers investigated several crashes involving impaired drivers and arrested even more over this past weekend across the state. 04/27/2015
This past weekend, April 24 through April 26, 2015, troopers investigated 12 collisions involving suspected impaired drivers. They also arrested 58 motorists suspected of operating a vehicle while impaired. Troopers remind everyone that impaired driving crashes are completely preventable by never driving after you have been drinking.
These collisions included:
Caroline Co. - Route 307 at Route 313, Federalsburg, MD – 3:20 p. m. - April 24 – Troopers responded to a single vehicle crash involving a car that ran off the roadway into a ditch after striking a curb. The driver was transported to the hospital and is suspected of DUI. Charges are pending.
Because Ladder Trucks Are Necessary To Put out Vehicle Fires In Baltimore Too
Journalist: Wisconsin Law Abuses Innocents
A chilling Wisconsin law allows prosecutors to charge into private homes and seize property — and nobody is allowed to say a word about it, says David French, a writer for The National Review.
"It's called a 'John Doe' law, and this is something that's unique to Wisconsin," French said Friday on "The Steve Malzberg Show" on Newsmax TV.
"It essentially allows a prosecutor with permission of a court to launch an investigation that's secret on his end, which is normal.
"But they can require the targets of the investigation, the people who are being investigated, ordinary citizens, to maintain absolute silence about the existence of this investigation."
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"It's called a 'John Doe' law, and this is something that's unique to Wisconsin," French said Friday on "The Steve Malzberg Show" on Newsmax TV.
"It essentially allows a prosecutor with permission of a court to launch an investigation that's secret on his end, which is normal.
"But they can require the targets of the investigation, the people who are being investigated, ordinary citizens, to maintain absolute silence about the existence of this investigation."
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Frat Boys Spit On Wounded Vet, Urinate On American Flag
Investigations have been launched at two universities over accusations that fraternity members taunted wounded war heroes, urinated on an American flag, and spit on a wounded veteran and his service dog in Panama City Beach, Florida.
The April 17 incident, involving Zeta Beta Tau fraternity members from the University of Florida and Emory University, has infuriated residents of Panama City.
“They were being treated like the Vietnam veterans were treated,” said Linda Cope, the founder of the Warrior Beach Retreat.
The local charity provides an annual all-expense-paid vacation for more than a 100 combat-wounded warriors and their spouses or caregivers. All of the expenses are covered by Panama City Beach residents and businesses.
Cope tells me the fraternity members were staying in the same resort – and caused a night of mayhem. The college kids made derogatory comments about the warriors’ wives, threw items off balconies and desecrated an American flag.
She also said one of the warriors and his service dog were spit on.
More here
The April 17 incident, involving Zeta Beta Tau fraternity members from the University of Florida and Emory University, has infuriated residents of Panama City.
“They were being treated like the Vietnam veterans were treated,” said Linda Cope, the founder of the Warrior Beach Retreat.
The local charity provides an annual all-expense-paid vacation for more than a 100 combat-wounded warriors and their spouses or caregivers. All of the expenses are covered by Panama City Beach residents and businesses.
Cope tells me the fraternity members were staying in the same resort – and caused a night of mayhem. The college kids made derogatory comments about the warriors’ wives, threw items off balconies and desecrated an American flag.
She also said one of the warriors and his service dog were spit on.
More here
Reports of criminals looting at Mondawmin Mall
We continue to receive reports of criminals looting at Mondawmin Mall. We are moving resources into the area.
Posted by Baltimore Police Department on Monday, April 27, 2015
MEXICO ATTACKS US BORDER PATROL OVER BOAT WRECK, AGENTS FIGHT BACK
In response to the harshly worded statement, the local chapter of the National Border Patrol Council rushed to defend the name of the agency pointing out the hypocrisy of the Mexican government and stating that the agents were not at fault in the crash.
As previously reported by Breitbart Texas, a Mexican fishing boat with a family on board abruptly cut off a U.S. Border Patrol boat leading to the collision. Two agents were ejected with one of them suffering head trauma. Right after the crash, people on the Mexican side began throwing rocks at the agents who were trying to come out of the water. Texas state troopers had to use less lethal weapons to fight off the attackers.
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BREAKING NEWS: Reports Of An Armed Person At Towson University
#BREAKING Reports of possible armed person at Towson University >> http://on.wbaltv.com/1DvcWOs
Posted by WBAL-TV 11 Baltimore on Monday, April 27, 2015
Homeland Security Working Overtime to Add ‘New Americans’ by 2016 Election
President Obama’s amnesty by edict has always been about adding new Democrats to the voter rolls, and recent action by the Department of Homeland Security provides further proof. Sources at the Department of Homeland Security report to PJ Media that the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services is reallocating significant resources away from a computer system — the “Electronic Immigration System” — to sending letters to all 9,000,000 green card holders urging them to naturalize prior to the 2016 election.
This effort is part of the DHS “Task Force on New Americans.”
PJ Media has obtained an internal “Dear Colleague” letter written by Leon Rodriguez, the “director and co-chair of the Task Force on New Americans.” The letter refers to a White House report called “Strengthening Communities by Welcoming All Residents.”
Leon Rodriguez has a tainted history — not only was he a central player in the radicalization of Eric Holder’s Civil Rights Division, he also “undertook a purportedly illegal search” of a government employee’s computer in Montgomery County, Maryland. (Messy details are at the Washington Post.)
The Rodriguez letter states:
This effort is part of the DHS “Task Force on New Americans.”
PJ Media has obtained an internal “Dear Colleague” letter written by Leon Rodriguez, the “director and co-chair of the Task Force on New Americans.” The letter refers to a White House report called “Strengthening Communities by Welcoming All Residents.”
Leon Rodriguez has a tainted history — not only was he a central player in the radicalization of Eric Holder’s Civil Rights Division, he also “undertook a purportedly illegal search” of a government employee’s computer in Montgomery County, Maryland. (Messy details are at the Washington Post.)
The Rodriguez letter states:
Christian Printer Who Was Punished By the Gov’t for Refusing to Print Gay Pride T-Shirts Just Scored a Major Victory
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The Fayette County Circuit Court’s ruling overturned a previous decision by the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Human Rights Commission, finding that Blaine Adamson, owner of Hands On Originals, a printing company in Lexington, Kentucky, was within his rights when he declined to make shirts for the Lexington Pride Parade, according to a press release from Alliance Defending Freedom, a conservative legal firm.
The court found that Adamson did not violate the law in citing his religious convictions as the reason for the refusal, and that his decision was based on his personal freedom not to be forced or coerced to print messages that contradict his views.
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