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Maryland Man Charged With Attempted Murder Following Call For Shots Fired Outside Mart: Police Maryland Man Charged With Attempted Murder Following Call For Shots Fired Outside Mart: Police
Maryland Man Charged With Attempted Murder Following Call For Shots Fired Outside Mart: Police A stranger who fired shots at a driver who struck two women with a vehicle outside a Washington County business is facing serious charges, the Hagerstown Police Department announced. On Tuesday morning, officers were called to the 7 Mini Mart on West Franklin Street to investigate reports of shots fired after the women were hit by the car. Police say that after they were struck, Hagerstown resident John Michael Matthews-Hackett, 20, took out a handgun and fired a shot toward the driver of a Toyota Camry, which fled the scene while the shooter left the area on foot. Matthews-Hackett missed …

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Murder Suspect Charged Days After MD Shooting: Police Murder Suspect Charged Days After MD Shooting: Police
Murder Suspect Charged Days After MD Shooting: Police Police say that a man has been apprehended days after a 52-year-old woman was shot and killed in Baltimore. Neil Cole-El, 56, is facing multiple murder charges following the fatal shooting of Cynceray Washington-Green on Saturday, July 8. Officers from the Baltimore Police Department were called at approximately 5 p.m. on Saturday afternoon, where there was a report of a shooting in the 2800 block of Clifton Park Terrace. Upon arrival, they found Washington-Greene suffering from a life-threatening gunshot wound, and she was rushed to John Hopkins Hospital, where she later died from her inj…

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Prisoner Gets New Sentence After Attempting To Kill Fellow Inmate Over Juice Boxes In MD: Judge Prisoner Gets New Sentence After Attempting To Kill Fellow Inmate Over Juice Boxes In MD: Judge
Prisoner Gets New Sentence After Attempting To Kill Fellow Inmate Over Juice Boxes In MD: Judge An inmate housed inside a Maryland correctional facility will never see the light of day again after getting saucy over some juice boxes and attempting to murder a fellow inmate, authorities announced. Already serving a 35-year bid for a robbery and weapons violation in Baltimore in 2009, an Anne Arundel County judge sentenced Courtney Butler, 35, to life in prison plus 10 years for an attack in 2021 inside the facility. Prosecutors say that on March 25, 2021, Butler and his victim were involved in an argument about the distribution of juice boxes, including a threat made by the former towa…

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