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Long-Odds Horses Pay Baltimore Racetrax Regular A $15,473 Prize Long-Odds Horses Pay Baltimore Racetrax Regular A $15,473 Prize
Long-Odds Horses Pay Baltimore Racetrax Regular A $15,473 Prize A Maryland Lottery enthusiast had a big payday when he cashed in on more than $15,000 in prize money, officials say. The player took home $15,473 from his lucky Trifecta Box bet on a July 12 win with Racetrax purchased at the Pikesville Mobil in the 1509 block of Reistertown Road, according to the Maryland Lottery. A Trifecta Box pick allows better to pick three horses who they believe will place first, second, and third, in any order.  Racetrax has 12 horses per race with the number one horse having the best odds of winning, and the lowest payout. The number 12 horse has the lowest o…

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by Annie DeVoe
Police & Fire
Baltimore Fentanyl Dealer Who Had Enough To Kill 20,000 People Gets Time In Fed Pen Baltimore Fentanyl Dealer Who Had Enough To Kill 20,000 People Gets Time In Fed Pen
Baltimore Fentanyl Dealer Who Had Enough To Kill 20,000 People Gets Time In Fed Pen A Baltimore fentanyl dealer who had enough to kill 20,000 people was sentenced to federal prison, authorities said. Donronald Dosey, 33, was sentenced by US District Judge Catherine C. Blake to six years in federal prison, followed by four years of supervised release, for possession with intent to distribute more than 40 grams of fentanyl.  Dorsey admitted he had more than 400 grams of fentanyl — a lethal dose of which is approximately two milligrams, so the quantity possessed by Dorsey, and which he intended to distribute, is enough to kill 20,000 people, United States …

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by Cecilia Levine
Police & Fire
Dead Baltimore County Music Teacher Was Recording People Without Their Knowledge: Police Dead Baltimore County Music Teacher Was Recording People Without Their Knowledge: Police
Dead Baltimore County Music Teacher Was Recording People Without Their Knowledge: Police Numerous of recordings taken of people without their knowledge were recovered from the home of a deceased Baltimore County music instructor, authorities said.  Scott Tiemann, 46, taught music lessons at several schools in the area as well as at his Pikesville home up until his death, Baltimore County Police said. Tiemann was to have died by suicide, Fox Baltimore reports. Police did not reveal exactly if the recordings were of Tiemann's students, how many there were or detailed their content. Tiemann had been teaching in the Baltimore area since 1997, according to his obituar…

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by David Cifarelli
Police & Fire
Woman Trapped Under Train At Milford Mill Subway Station: Sources Say (DEVELOPING) Woman Trapped Under Train At Milford Mill Subway Station: Sources Say (DEVELOPING)
Woman Trapped Under Train At Milford Mill Subway Station: Sources Say (Developing) A woman is in the hospital after getting trapped under a Metro Train in Pikesville, initial reports said. The 24-year-old reportedly fell from a train platform and onto the tracks at the Milford Mill Subway Station around 12:20 p.m. on Monday, April 4, initial reports said. She was later extricated and brought to a local hospital for treatment, initial reports said.  As a result, the track was closed and shuttle buses were transporting passengers between Rogers and Johns Hopkins stations, the MTA said on Twitter. Metro SubwayLink Service Advisory -- Due to a medical emergency at Milfo…

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by David Cifarelli
Police & Fire
Concerns Grow Over Critical Missing 74-Year-Old From Pikesville Concerns Grow Over Critical Missing 74-Year-Old From Pikesville
Concerns Grow Over Critical Missing 74-Year-Old From Pikesville Baltimore County Police are seeking the public's help in locating a critical missing woman from the Pikesville area. Cynthia Pullen-Carrol, 74, is described as a Black female, standing 5'3," and weighing 120 pounds, police said on Twitter. It is unknown what she was last seen wearing.  Anyone with information is asked to call 911 or 410-307-2020. 

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by David Cifarelli
Police & Fire
Cold Case: Who Killed Former Frostburg State University Basketball Player? Cold Case: Who Killed Former Frostburg State University Basketball Player?
Cold Case: Who Killed Former Frostburg State University Basketball Player? The mysterious murder of a former Frostburg State University basketball player in 2020 has Baltimore County detectives asking for the public's help, according to CBS Baltimore. On June 16, 2020, Brian Green Jr., was shot to death while driving out of his garage on Caerleon Court in Pikesville, Baltimore County Police said. A silver Lexus or Infiniti sedan was seen leaving the area after the shooting with several people inside. Investigators believe the suspects might have ties to the DC area because Green was known to frequent the city. For more information visit CBS Baltimore. 

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by Joe Gomez