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Baltimore Paraeducator Admits To Assaulting Non-Verbal Student During Dance Class Baltimore Paraeducator Admits To Assaulting Non-Verbal Student During Dance Class
Baltimore Paraeducator Admits To Assaulting Non-Verbal Student During Dance Class A 65-year-old Baltimore woman has been convicted after entering an Alford Plea to second-degree assault involving students with special needs, the Howard County State's Attorney announced this week. Annette Melvina Bouldin was found guilty of second-degree assault for her involvement in an incident last September while she was a paraeducator assisting in the Academic Life Skills dance class at Mount Hebron High School An Alford Plea is a type of guilty plea in which the defendant does not admit to committing the crime but agrees that the prosecution has enough evidence to obtain a convictio…

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Peeping Tom From Baltimore Busted By Boy's Father At Maryland Rest Area: State's Attorney Peeping Tom From Baltimore Busted By Boy's Father At Maryland Rest Area: State's Attorney
Peeping Tom From Baltimore Busted By Boy's Father At Maryland Rest Area: State's Attorney A Baltimore peeping tom was convicted after he was busted by the victim’s father at a rest stop in Maryland, authorities said. Bruce William Laidlaw, 67, followed a 16-year-old boy into the restroom at the I-95 North Welcome Center/Rest Area in Savage in June 2023, the Howard County State’s Attorney said. He then “pretended to use the sinks to position himself directly in front on the stall the juvenile was using,” the state’s attorney added. The victim’s father caught Laidlaw crouching down and looking at the boy through the cracks of the door before yelling at him to leave three separate…

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Robbery Investigation Leads To Recovery Of Gun Used In Fatal Triple Maryland Shooting: Police Robbery Investigation Leads To Recovery Of Gun Used In Fatal Triple Maryland Shooting: Police
Robbery Investigation Leads To Recovery Of Gun Used In Fatal Triple Maryland Shooting: Police A gun used in a July armed robbery in Howard County has been linked to a fatal triple shooting last month, leading to the arrests of multiple teenagers and a 46-year-old man, police say. A pair of police cases came to a head, leading investigators to charge two from Baltimore in connection to the murder of 24-year-old Dylan Migel Perez last month after a gun used in the shooting was found during a separate investigation into a robbery. In October, officers from the Howard County Police Department were called to the Exxon gas station in the 6000 block of Foreland Garth in Columbia, where the…

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Rifle-Wielding Shooter Sentenced For 'Disturbing' 2019 Maryland Murder: State's Attorney Rifle-Wielding Shooter Sentenced For 'Disturbing' 2019 Maryland Murder: State's Attorney
Rifle-Wielding Shooter Sentenced For 'Disturbing' 2019 Maryland Murder: State's Attorney A Maryland man is facing life in prison for his role in the violent murder of a man in Howard County after a physical altercation went sideways, the state’s attorney’s office announced. Franck Herman Ngande, 25, was convicted on murder and other charges, Howard County State’s Attorney Rich Gibson announced on Tuesday, Oct. 25, for his role in the death of Columbia resident Taiwan Dashon Dorsey in 2019. Prosecutors said that shortly before 1:30 p.m. on July 20, 2019, Howard County Police officers responded to the 12000 block of Little Patuxent Parkway for a report of a shooting. Upon arriv…

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