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Defendant in gang case moved from county
The youngest of 10 alleged gang members charged in the January murder of a Langley Park 15-year-old has been jailed outside of the county for fear for her safety, prosecutors said.
Fugitive barricaded in Takoma Park apartment, second captured
A man wanted on homicide and attempted homicide charges stemming from a July 1 slaying in Prince George's County barricaded himself in a Takoma Park apartment Monday afternoon, according to Takoma Park Police, who earlier in the day captured another man wanted in connection with that slaying.
Crossroads residents grill police leadership at open forum
Lt. Col. Michael Blow , representing Prince George's County Police Chief Roberto L. Hylton, speaks to residents gathered last week at the Prince George's County Workers Center to discuss concerns involving crime and police response to neighborhoods in the Takoma/Langley Crossroads.
Sunday's Washington Post has two stories about Cpl. Steven Jackson , the Prince George's County police officer accused of beating and then fatally shooting Manuel de Jesus Espina .
County officials aim to rein in check-cashing businesses
A Langley Park business that provides various financial services assists customers June 11.
Local Leads: Girls Attack and Expensive Chairs
The following stories have been hand-selected by the Assignment Desk at News4: Every one of the signaling circuits in the Metro system is being inspected in the wake of Monday's fatal Red Line crash, Metro's general manager said this morning.
Langley Park man arrested in neighbor's stabbing death
A Langley Park man was arrested Monday after fleeing to New Jersey after he allegedly fatally stabbed another man in a domestic dispute June 15.
Congressional leaders weigh grant to fund anti-gang campaign
The U.S. House of Representatives was expected to approve a $2.7 million grant to hire more police and provide funding for programs to combat gang activity in Prince George's and Montgomery counties.
Former delegate was witness to county's transformation
Lansdale G. Sasscer Jr. stands Friday outside the Upper Marlboro house he resides in and grew up in.
I was in one of those hotels where they give you The New York Times whether you want it or not.
Few answers, but Lake Artemesia case far from forgotten
Funeral Director Louis Grant places the casket of an infant girl found dead March 22 during her funeral Friday morning at Resurrection Cemetery in Clinton.
Dental School 'Imprints' Students With Skills For Community Service
More than ever, pediatric dental students at the University of Maryland, Baltimore are working in communities, with special emphasis on serving the underserved.
Tenth suspect arrested in Langley Park teen's death
The number of suspects arrested in the stabbing death of a Langley Park teen - whose body was found four months ago in Gaithersburg - reached 10 last week after police chased down a 21-year-old from Wheaton.
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MS-13 Gang Member Pleaded Guilty to Racketeering Conspiracy
Carlos Antonio Martinez, also known as Lobo, age 21, of Hyattsville, Maryland, pleaded guilty today to conspiracy to conduct and participate in the racketeering enterprise activities of MS-13, announced United States Attorney for the District of Maryland Rod J. Rosenstein and Assistant Attorney General Lanny A. Breuer of the Criminal Division.
Sources: Defendant Linked to Attack
ABC 7 News has learned that one of the seven defendants in the murder of a 15-year-old boy in Gaithersburg back in January is also a suspect in a stabbing in the District.
4 Men Charged In Teen's Slaying In Gaithersburg
Montgomery County Police have charged four people in the slaying of a teen found dead at a park in January.
Hyattsville man gets 60 years for gang involvement
A federal judge sentenced a convicted MS-13 gang leader to 60 years in prison on Monday.
MARYLAND: Man apologizes for threatening calls to CASA
An Anne Arundel County man is apologizing for threatening phone calls he made to an immigration advocacy group.
Riverdale Park and Ipala celebrate sister city partnership
Evail Moroy of Laurel picks trash out of Riverside Park's stream in Riverdale Park on Saturday during Earth Day Cleanup.
Man Apologizes For Threatening To Kill Immigrants
Apr 22, 2009 5:38 pm US/Eastern Reporting Suzanne Collins LANGLEY PARK, Md. An Anne Arundel County man who threatened to kill employees of an immigrants rights group and bomb their building makes a public apology.
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