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Friday, October 12, 2012

UPDATE: Boy Brings Ammunition to School, Two Charged

Police: Two Deer Park Middle Magnet School students, both 12, allegedly brought the ammunition to school on Thursday, and a handgun was found hidden at a home.

UPDATE (4:58 p.m.)—The handgun that a 12-year-old Randallstown middle school student found and traded Thursday for an Xbox 360, had been secured by its owner. "The fact that the gun ... did in fact have a gun lock underscores the importance here of keeping that weapon secure," Baltimore County police Chief Jim Johnson said during a press conference Friday. However, the gun should have been stored securely as well, so that the boy couldn't have stolen it in the first place, county officials said Thursday. At about 9:45 a.m. Thursday, a school resource officer at Deer Park Magnet Middle School in Randallstown found ammunition in a pants pocket of jeans left on a bench in the boys locker room. The school resource officer learned about the …

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6:07 am on Monday, October 22, 2012

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Friday, July 27, 2012

Police: 25 Guns, 'Thousands of Rounds' Recovered From Shooting Plot Suspect's Home

The suspect from Crofton called himself "a joker" and threatened to "load [his] guns and blow everyone up" at his Pitney Bowes office, police said.

Less than a week after a gunman opened fire on a crowded theater in Aurora, CO, police in Prince George's and Anne Arundel counties say they thwarted a "terror attack" that threatened to bring similar fear and violence closer to home. Officials from both counties announced Friday that they had a man in custody in connection with a mass shooting plot. Media reports named the suspect as Neil Prescott, 28, of Crofton, but police declined to confirm his identity. Earlier reports identified the suspect's last name as "Trescott;" however it has since been corrected. Prince George's County Spokeswoman Julie Parker said that after speaking to the state's attorney's office, the suspect would not be charged Friday. The suspect remained in the care …

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Tom Hope

10:08 am on Tuesday, August 14, 2012

I have no idea what you know but, I know the Psychiatrist had reported to police about a specific detail Holmes told her and made it a point to let police know that she had enough concern to break Patient-Doctor confidentiality. She had even contacted the campus "Threat Assessment Team" about Holmes as well. I find it interesting that the police officer she had filed the report with made sure he …   more ›

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