Maryland Teen Tried To Kill Rival Gang Member Before Bullet Hit Nursing Home: Prosecutors Maryland Teen Tried To Kill Rival Gang Member Before Bullet Hit Nursing Home: Prosecutors Maryland Teen Tried To Kill Rival Gang Member Before Bullet Hit Nursing Home: Prosecutors
Maryland Teen Tried To Kill Rival Gang Member Before Bullet Hit Nursing Home: Prosecutors Bryant Brown-Clark's criminal past and poor history on probation landed the 19-year-old back in prison over a purported gang dispute. Salisbury resident Bryant Brown-Clark received the maximum sentence following a delayed court appearance following an October 2025 shooting involving a nursing home, according to the Wicomico County State's Attorney's Office. Prosecutors say the shooting appears to have been Brown-Clark's attempt to kill a member of a rival gang. Wicomico County Sheriff's deputies were called to the area of Mohawk Avenue in Salisbury on Oct. 16, 2025, following reports of gu…
DC Apartment Was Being Used As Fentanyl, Cocaine Warehouse, Feds Say DC Apartment Was Being Used As Fentanyl, Cocaine Warehouse, Feds Say DC Apartment Was Being Used As Fentanyl, Cocaine Warehouse, Feds Say
DC Apartment Was Being Used As Fentanyl, Cocaine Warehouse, Feds Say A FaceTime call may have led federal authorities straight to an illegal immigrant's DC stash house. Moussa Konte, 32, a Senegalese citizen, is facing federal charges after a June FaceTime call led to the discovery of kilogram-sized quantities of suspected narcotics, according to the US Attorney's Office. That call ultimately led investigators to his one-bedroom DC apartment, where law enforcement executed a search warrant at around 6 a.m. on Aug. 25. Inside, investigators found three bags of blue pills stamped “M30” weighing a combined 739.37 grams that were suspected of containing fentany…
Fight Erupts After Poolesville-Clarksburg Flag Football Game Fight Erupts After Poolesville-Clarksburg Flag Football Game Fight Erupts After Poolesville-Clarksburg Flag Football Game
Fight Erupts After Poolesville-Clarksburg Flag Football Game A girls’ flag football game between two Maryland high schools ended with police being called after a postgame dispute escalated into a fight that sent one person to the hospital, school officials said. The incident unfolded on Monday, Oct. 5, following the game between Poolesville and Clarksburg high schools at Poolesville High School, according to a joint statement released by administrators from both schools. Officials said disrespectful behavior involving students and adults began after the game and escalated in the parking lot. There was taunting and arguing before the situation tu…
Thermal Drone Tracks Down Driver Hiding In Woods After Virginia Crash, Sheriff Says (VIDEO) Thermal Drone Tracks Down Driver Hiding In Woods After Virginia Crash, Sheriff Says (VIDEO) Thermal Drone Tracks Down Driver Hiding In Woods After Virginia Crash, Sheriff Says (VIDEO)
Thermal Drone Tracks Down Driver Hiding In Woods After Virginia Crash, Sheriff Says (Video) Royce Hall fought the law, and the law won. The 22-year-old Remington resident did his best to avoid arrest in Virginia after fleeing from a crash, but the Fauquier County Sheriff's Office was able to quickly catch up to him with an assist from technology. Last week, deputies were called to investigate a two-vehicle crash on the Warrenton Eastern Bypass near Meetze Road. Upon arrival, they found one car flipped over, with its occupants uninjured. The other was on the shoulder of the road, abandoned. That's when a deputy retrieved the unmanned aerial system from his cruiser and began search…
Dressed To Steal: Well-Appointed Suspect Linked To Northern Virginia Medical Office Burglaries Dressed To Steal: Well-Appointed Suspect Linked To Northern Virginia Medical Office Burglaries Dressed To Steal: Well-Appointed Suspect Linked To Northern Virginia Medical Office Burglaries
Dressed To Steal: Well-Appointed Suspect Linked To Northern Virginia Medical Office Burglaries A well-dressed man accused of targeting medical offices in Northern Virginia during a string of burglaries over the course of several months has been tracked down. Woodbridge resident Carlos Anthony Mitchell, 67, who dressed to impress, is facing a host of charges following a months-long crime spree that was caught on camera, according to the Fairfax County Police Department. The dapper suspect has been linked to burglaries in Mason, McLean, and Fair Oaks, each of which was similar in nature. Police say that in each instance, Mitchell targeted a closed medical office and forced his way int…
Cross-Country Fentanyl Pipeline Flooded DC Area With Fake Oxy Pills: Feds Cross-Country Fentanyl Pipeline Flooded DC Area With Fake Oxy Pills: Feds Cross-Country Fentanyl Pipeline Flooded DC Area With Fake Oxy Pills: Feds
Cross-Country Fentanyl Pipeline Flooded DC Area With Fake Oxy Pills: Feds “Fat Bags” was making a lot of trips out west. Dozens of times over more than three years, Alexandria resident Karon Olufemi Blalock flew to Los Angeles to buy bulk quantities of fentanyl-laced counterfeit pills before bringing them back to the DC area, federal prosecutors say. Sometimes they came back in his luggage or carry-on bags. Other shipments were sent through commercial mail carriers. On Tuesday, Oct. 6, the 32-year-old Blalock was sentenced to 128 months in federal prison for his role in the sprawling operation, which moved tens of thousands of counterfeit oxycodone pills contain…
Girl, 15, Reaches Into Backpack With Loaded Gun During Maryland Walmart Bust: Sheriff Girl, 15, Reaches Into Backpack With Loaded Gun During Maryland Walmart Bust: Sheriff Girl, 15, Reaches Into Backpack With Loaded Gun During Maryland Walmart Bust: Sheriff
Girl, 15, Reaches Into Backpack With Loaded Gun During Maryland Walmart Bust: Sheriff It started with four kids allegedly stuffing merchandise into backpacks at a Maryland Walmart. Then a 15-year-old girl reached into hers. Deputies were called to the Walmart on Guilford Drive in Frederick on Sunday, Oct. 4, after employees reported a group of kids shoplifting inside the store, according to the Frederick County Sheriff's Office. They found four of them: the 15-year-old girl, a 16-year-old boy and two younger children who investigators said were only about 7 years old. All four were taken to the store's loss prevention office after they were spotted concealing merchandise i…
Human Trafficking Probe Tied To Massage Businesses Leads To 3 Arrests: Police Human Trafficking Probe Tied To Massage Businesses Leads To 3 Arrests: Police Human Trafficking Probe Tied To Massage Businesses Leads To 3 Arrests: Police
Human Trafficking Probe Tied To Massage Businesses Leads To 3 Arrests: Police The investigation started with suspicions about what was happening behind the doors of several Virginia massage businesses. Months later, three women are under arrest after police say investigators uncovered suspected human trafficking and prostitution activity stretching across locations in Virginia Beach and Portsmouth. The arrests were announced on Tuesday, Oct. 6, following a months-long investigation by the Virginia Beach Police Department's Special Investigations Bureau. Detectives began looking into suspected illicit activity at massage businesses along Shore Drive and Virginia Beac…
Gun Jammed During Deadly Germantown Park Shooting After Punch To Face, Prosecutors Say Gun Jammed During Deadly Germantown Park Shooting After Punch To Face, Prosecutors Say Gun Jammed During Deadly Germantown Park Shooting After Punch To Face, Prosecutors Say
Gun Jammed During Deadly Germantown Park Shooting After Punch To Face, Prosecutors Say The gun jammed before Michael Aaron Lynn could fire again. Nearly a year after a late-night confrontation in Maryland ended with Kendall "Diggs" Butler Jr. shot dead in a park, Lynn learned on Wednesday, Oct. 7, that he will spend 25 years behind bars. Lynn, 40, of Germantown, was sentenced in Montgomery County Circuit Court to 60 years in prison with all but 25 suspended, followed by five years of supervised probation. He pleaded guilty in July to second-degree murder and using a firearm in a crime of violence in the November 2025 killing of Butler, 34. The shooting capped a confrontatio…
Maryland-Bound Jet Crashes During Takeoff At Pennsylvania Airport: Police Maryland-Bound Jet Crashes During Takeoff At Pennsylvania Airport: Police Maryland-Bound Jet Crashes During Takeoff At Pennsylvania Airport: Police
Maryland-Bound Jet Crashes During Takeoff At Pennsylvania Airport: Police A private jet headed to Maryland crashed while taking off from a Pennsylvania airport Wednesday morning, Oct. 7, prompting a major emergency response, officials said. The crash happened at Bedford County Airport in Bedford, where emergency crews were called to the scene late Wednesday morning, according to emergency dispatchers, WJAC 6 NBC reported. The crash was not fatal, and an investigation into what happened is underway, the police confirmed to WTAJ CBS. Additional information about possible injuries to the two passengers was not immediately available. Flight records show the aircraft…
Mercedes Plows Into I-97 Work Zone, Strikes Highway Worker In Maryland: State Police Mercedes Plows Into I-97 Work Zone, Strikes Highway Worker In Maryland: State Police Mercedes Plows Into I-97 Work Zone, Strikes Highway Worker In Maryland: State Police
Mercedes Plows Into I-97 Work Zone, Strikes Highway Worker In Maryland: State Police The Mercedes never made it through the work zone. A highway worker was struck along I-97 in Maryland early Wednesday morning after a Mercedes slammed into another car and veered into an active construction zone, according to Maryland State Police. At approximately 12:45 a.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 7, troopers were called to the northbound lanes of I-97 near Route 32 in Anne Arundel County, where crews were working behind a lane closure. Investigators say Javed Iqbal, 47, of Baltimore, was driving a Toyota Camry north on the interstate with Darrell Lamont Gough, 62, of Elkridge, behind him in a…
FBI Claims Professor Sent 50 Antisemitic Threats, Posting Victim's Address FBI Claims Professor Sent 50 Antisemitic Threats, Posting Victim's Address FBI Claims Professor Sent 50 Antisemitic Threats, Posting Victim's Address
FBI Claims Professor Sent 50 Antisemitic Threats, Posting Victim's Address A Haverford College religion professor used anonymous social media accounts to bombard a Jewish man and his family with roughly 50 antisemitic messages, repeatedly posted the family's home address, referenced the victim's minor son, and warned that security cameras would not protect them, federal prosecutors say. Guangtian Ha, an assistant professor of religion at the Delaware County college, was arrested Tuesday, Oct. 6, and charged with one federal count of cyberstalking, according to court documents obtained by Daily Voice. The indictment alleges the campaign ran from Oct. 9, 2025, throu…