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Tractor-Trailers Involved In Multi-Vehicle Crash Cause Delays On I-70 In Frederick County Tractor-Trailers Involved In Multi-Vehicle Crash Cause Delays On I-70 In Frederick County
Tractor-Trailers Involved In Multi-Vehicle Crash Cause Delays On I-70 In Frederick County Some motorists were held up early on Friday afternoon on Route 70 in Frederick County when there was a crash involving multiple tractor-trailers, officials say. First responders were called shortly before 2 p.m. on Dec. 20 to a stretch of the eastbound lanes of I-70 near Mussetter Road, where two tractor-trailers and a passenger vehicle crashed in the area, causing chaos for some motorists in the area. According to a Frederick County Fire and Rescue Service spokesperson, one person was taken to an area hospital for treatment and evaluation of undisclosed injuries. The crash resulted in the…

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Sheriff IDs 67-Year-Old Man Killed In Frederick County Mobile Home Fire Sheriff IDs 67-Year-Old Man Killed In Frederick County Mobile Home Fire
Sheriff IDs 67-Year-Old Man Killed In Frederick County Mobile Home Fire The cause of a fatal fire that claimed the life of 67-year-old Robert Raymond Cole in Frederick County over the weekend has been classified as "undetermined," investigators say. First responders were called around 9:15 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 5 to the 11000 block of Highland School Road, where there was a reported fire in Myersville. Upon arrival, Frederick County Fire and Rescue Service crews found a mobile home with "extensive fire showing" and were informed that it may be occupied, prompting an emergency search. Paramedics found Cole unconscious inside, and he was pronounced dead at the …

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Convicted Murderer Who Threatened To Torch Frederick County Townhouse Sentenced For Arson Convicted Murderer Who Threatened To Torch Frederick County Townhouse Sentenced For Arson
Convicted Murderer Who Threatened To Torch Frederick County Townhouse Sentenced For Arson A firebug who violated the terms of his probation on a murder conviction is going to spend the rest of his life in prison after setting fire to a Maryland townhouse during a dispute last year. Byron Alton Bowie, Jr., who was convicted of murder in 1992, was sentenced to 30 years in prison following an arson incident in Frederick last year when he threatened to "burn everything down and kill everyone inside," authorities announced. Neighbors said that there was an altercation involving Bowie in November 2023, who was locked out of a townhouse, and he was then spotted on the back deck shoutin…

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