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Raccoons Infected With Rabies Found In Two Separate Maryland Towns, Health Officials Say Raccoons Infected With Rabies Found In Two Separate Maryland Towns, Health Officials Say
Raccoons Infected With Rabies Found In Two Separate Maryland Towns, Health Officials Say Despite the county’s best efforts to immunize them against the virus, a pair of raccoons have tested positive for rabies in two separate towns within two days in Anne Arundel County. The Anne Arundel County Department of Health issued alerts this week after confirming cases of rabies in Crownsville and Laurel that were located on Sunday, Nov. 13, and Thursday, Nov. 15. In Crownsville, the first raccoon was recovered near the intersection of Maple Hill Lane and Echo Cove Drive on Sunday. In Laurel, the raccoon that tested positive was discovered in the 3200 block of Laurel Fort Meade Road o…

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Police & Fire
Woman Driving Stolen Car In Maryland Causes Chain-Reaction Crash Near Busy Bridge: Sheriff Woman Driving Stolen Car In Maryland Causes Chain-Reaction Crash Near Busy Bridge: Sheriff
Woman Driving Stolen Car In Maryland Causes Chain-Reaction Crash Near Busy Bridge: Sheriff A Maryland woman driving a stolen vehicle who was wanted for failing to return a rental car was apprehended after causing a chain-reaction crash that left at least one injured, the Calvert County Sheriff’s Office said. Crownsville resident Jacqueline Darlene Gardiner, 44, was taken into custody and transported to the Calvert County Detention Center for allegedly stealing a motor vehicle and theft, the sheriff’s office announced on Wednesday, July 27. On Wednesday, July 20, investigators from the sheriff's office responded to the parking lot of Solomon's Urgent Care on HG Trueman Road for a…

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News
Three Men At Large After Escaping From Maryland Detention And Rehab Facility Three Men At Large After Escaping From Maryland Detention And Rehab Facility
Three Men At Large After Escaping From Maryland Detention And Rehab Facility Three suspects are at large in Maryland after allegedly separately leaving supervision at the St. Mary's County Detention and Rehabilitation Center in Leonardtown without authorization.  An alert was issued by the St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office as they seek the whereabouts of Tyrone Lamont Jackson, Robert William Moreland, and Justin Lee Williams, who are all wanted by investigators. Jackson, 38, who has no fixed address, is wanted for several warrants that include violation of probation, and failure to appear in court. Williams, 30, a California native, is wanted for failure to a…

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