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Maryland Burglary Suspect On Home Detention Escapes After GPS Goes Dark: Sheriff Maryland Burglary Suspect On Home Detention Escapes After GPS Goes Dark: Sheriff
Maryland Burglary Suspect On Home Detention Escapes After GPS Goes Dark: Sheriff A man once busted in a Lexington Park burglary case is now wanted again — this time for escape — after deputies say his GPS ankle monitor was deactivated and he vanished in Maryland. The St. Mary’s County Sheriff’s Office is searching for Carlonte Antoine Knott, 33, of Baltimore, who is wanted “for escape,” according to authorities. Knott is described by deputies as a Black man who is 6-feet-3 and approximately 250 pounds. The sheriff's office said deputies were notified on Monday, Dec. 1, that the ankle-monitoring GPS device assigned to Knott had been deactivated, and that subsequent atte…

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by Zak Failla
Politics
Elon Musk Took Ketamine Frequently During 2024 Campaign, Bombshell Report Says Elon Musk Took Ketamine Frequently During 2024 Campaign, Bombshell Report Says
Elon Musk Took Ketamine Frequently During 2024 Campaign, Bombshell Report Says Elon Musk took ketamine regularly during the 2024 presidential campaign, sometimes mixing it with other drugs, according to a bombshell new report. According to an investigation by The New York Times published Friday morning, May 30, the billionaire entrepreneur was using the anesthetic/analgesic so frequently last year that he complained it was damaging his bladder. The report, based on interviews with more than a dozen people close to the 53-year-old Musk as well as private messages, said he also took Ecstasy and psychedelic mushrooms. "And he traveled with a daily medication box t…

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by Joe Lombardi
Schools
Fairfax School Nurse Stole Students' Pills, Gave Them Allergy Meds Instead: Report Fairfax School Nurse Stole Students' Pills, Gave Them Allergy Meds Instead: Report
Fairfax School Nurse Stole Students' Pills, Gave Them Allergy Meds Instead: Report Parents at a Fairfax County elementary school learned recently that a school nurse had stolen their children's medication, a newspaper found.  The Fairfax Times reported that the Greenbriar East Elementary School health worker was swapping out the meds with allergy pills.  The Fairfax County Health Department, which employs school health workers, alerted parents through a letter.  “The discrepancy in medication arose from a health department employee diverting medication belonging to students," the letter said, according to NBC4. "We have placed in the employee on admin…

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by Josh Lanier