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Armed Robbers Nabbed After High-Speed Pursuit In Harford: Sheriff Armed Robbers Nabbed After High-Speed Pursuit In Harford: Sheriff
Armed Robbers Nabbed After High-Speed Pursuit In Harford: Sheriff Two Baltimore men who traveled over county lines into Edgewood are behind bars in Harford County after taking sheriff's deputies on a high-speed pursuit following an armed robbery, authorities announced. Jayce Daimon Billips, 22 and Sede Kenyon Baker, 23 had an eventful weekend, refusing to go down quietly after allegedly robbing the Mystic Mart in the 1700 block of Hanson Road at gunpoint before fleeing over the weekend. Shortly after 8 a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 6, a deputy from the Harford County Sheriff's Office attempted to stop a white Volkswagen sedan that was speeding through the area o…

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Deputy In Maryland, Three Others Hospitalized After Being Rear-Ended: Sheriff's Office Deputy In Maryland, Three Others Hospitalized After Being Rear-Ended: Sheriff's Office
Deputy In Maryland, Three Others Hospitalized After Being Rear-Ended: Sheriff's Office A Harford County Sheriff's deputy was hospitalized on Monday morning after being rear-ended while waiting at a red light in Maryland, according to officials. Shortly before 7:45 a.m. on Monday, Nov. 14, officials say that a deputy was traveling south on Route 152 (Fallston Road) in a marked patrol vehicle, when he came to a stop at the intersection at Oakmont Road. While waiting at the light, officials said that the deputy was rear-ended by another driver and pushed into the vehicle in front of him. No injuries were reported in the vehicle struck by the patrol vehicle, but the deputy was t…

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Rescues Required, Cars Damaged By Flood Waters In Maryland: Reports Rescues Required, Cars Damaged By Flood Waters In Maryland: Reports
Rescues Required, Cars Damaged By Flood Waters In Maryland: Reports At least one person was rescued in Fallston as flood waters flowed through Harford County on Monday afternoon. Fire officials in Harford County reported shortly after 5:30 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 22 that they had extricated a driver in the 2300 block of Bel Air Road after a vehicle became disabled due to flood waters in the region. The incident was not isolated, as dozens of cars were reportedly damaged by water, and multiple roads were closed to prevent other drivers from becoming disabled. During the storm and in the fallout, officials said that stretches of Route 1, Bel Air Road, Fallston …

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by Zak Failla