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Brian Johnson, Bladensburg officer, kills self
A Bladensburg police officer involved in a vehicle crash in Anne Arundel County on Saturday took his own life, authorities say.
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Ann McLaughlin Korologos works to fight blindness
Recently a working woman who has held many roles in Washington was honored with a special award from the foundation Fighting Blindness. Though she has perfect vision herself, she has made the fight to cure blindness one of her life's passions.
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Three Maryland men charged with robbery in Adams Morgan
Police in Washington say three Maryland men have been charged with an early morning robbery in Adams Morgan that occurred about 3 a.m. Saturday in the 1900 block of Calvert St., NW.
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Joseph Newell's funeral held Saturday
Funeral services for MPD Detective Joseph Newell were held Saturday in Landover, Md.
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Prostitution led by growth of area gambling, police say
Police have a growing fear about the spread of human trafficking in the region. Police sources say the reason for this, in part, centers around the growth of gambling in Maryland with the upcoming casino at the National Harbor.
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Capitol Heights house set for volunteer renovation damaged in fire
A Capitol Heights house scheduled to undergo a renovation as part of a volunteer project has been damaged in a fire, the Prince George's County Fire/EMS Department says.
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Manna Food Center running out of food
The Manna Food Center has seen a dramatic drop in food donations. Couple that with the growing number of families in need, the food is running out.
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Largo resident escapes house fire
A resident escaped a Largo house fire safely Friday.
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Rocky Gap casino could open in late May
Maryland casino regulators may allow gambling at the Rocky Gap Lodge & Golf Resort in western Maryland to begin May 22. It would be the state's fourth casino.
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Mother charged with trading sex with daughter to pay off debt
Montgomery County prosecutors say a mother and a Gaithersburg man are charged with trading sex with her daughter to pay off a debt. The alleged arrangement ended when the 15-year-old daughter told a relative and the two went to police.
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Bladensburg officer dies following crash in Pasadena
A Bladensburg police officer has died after he was taken to the hospital in critical condition following a crash in Pasadena Saturday morning. Police say Ofc. Brian Johnson may have suffered a medical emergency prior to the accident.
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Frederick police make 15 arrests in drug ring
After an eight-month investigation in Frederick, police have arrested 15 people thought to be working in an organized group in connection with drug activity. Six guns were confiscated, along with crack cocaine, powder cocaine, marijuana, heroin and Ecstasy.
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500 locks malfunction at Montgomery County jail
Officials in Montgomery County have declared a security emergency after locks on about 500 cell doors at the main jail near Clarksburg simultaneously opened.
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Bethesda man's record-setting run stopped by Boston bombings
The terror attacks at the Boston Marathon may have brought an end to a world record set by a Bethesda man. Ben Beach was running to cross the finish line for the 46th straight year. He had to end his race early, but he tells ABC7 that race may have been the luckiest of his life.
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Tom Owens, Frederick Co. fire chief, to resign
Frederick County’s fire chief has announced he is stepping down to focus on his family and health issues, the Frederick News Post reports.
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Rockville puppy theft suspect sought by police (Video)
While the employees were distracted, the suspect put the Maltese puppy, valued at more than $1,000, into her purse and left, Rockville City Police officials say.
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Montgomery County employees could see pay raises
Montgomery County government and public safety employees could soon have thicker wallets. A freeze in cost-of-living raises seems to be thawing out, the Rockville Patch reports.
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Judge critical of Ike Leggett, Board of Education over Nick's Farm
A Montgomery County judge charged with ruling on the Brickyard Road school site case, commonly known as Nick's Farm, issued an order where he criticized County Executive Isiah Leggett and the Board of Education.
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