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Two Killed, Three Hospitalized Following Chain-Reaction Crash In Maryland: State Police Two Killed, Three Hospitalized Following Chain-Reaction Crash In Maryland: State Police
Two Killed, Three Hospitalized Following Chain-Reaction Crash In Maryland: State Police Two family members were killed in a three-vehicle chain-reaction crash on Route 313 that shutdown the roadway for hours, according to Maryland State Police investigators. Hurlock residents Lavonne Bratcher, 55, and Vincent Bratcher, 56, were both pronounced dead by first responders after their Mazda was rear-ended by a Jeep, sending them ping-ponging into a GMC truck, causing the fatal crash in Caroline County. Shortly before 7 a.m. on March 11, troopers were called to a stretch of Federalsburg Highway north of Laurel Grove Road where there was a reported crash. Investigators say that the …

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by Zak Failla
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Maryland State Police Make Massive Drug Bust 'Dismantling Eastern Shore Trafficking Operation' Maryland State Police Make Massive Drug Bust 'Dismantling Eastern Shore Trafficking Operation'
Maryland State Police Make Massive Drug Bust 'Dismantling Eastern Shore Trafficking Operation' A multi-agency law enforcement investigation has led to the arrest of a Maryland man who is allegedly part of a "significant drug trafficking organization on the Eastern Shore,” state police announced. Caroline County resident Cory James Aviles, 36, of Federalsburg, was arrested and is being held without bond following his arrest on Friday, Nov. 4, according to police. Specifically, Aviles was charged with: Seven counts of CDS: Possession with the intent to distribute narcotics; Four counts of CDS: Possession of a large amount; Eight counts of CDS: Possession of not cannabis; Two counts …

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Baltimore Man Killed Infant Son In Camper, Authorities Say Baltimore Man Killed Infant Son In Camper, Authorities Say
Baltimore Man Killed Infant Son In Camper, Authorities Say A Baltimore man who killed his infant son last May in Federalsburg has been arrested, officials say. Sean Casey Pierce, 49, was charged with multiple murder and abuse-related charges after his 2-month-old son Chance Pierce was died of blunt force trauma in a camper on the 200 block of Buena Vista Avenue the afternoon of Monday, May 30, Maryland State Police say. The infant was taken to the Nemours Children's Hospital in Delaware where he was pronounced dead. An autopsy revealed the cause of death and officials reported the tragedy to Maryland State Police homicide detectives. Sean Pierce w…

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by Annie DeVoe