Insurance Denies US Transfer After Maryland Mom Suffers Massive Stroke In Curaçao Insurance Denies US Transfer After Maryland Mom Suffers Massive Stroke In Curaçao
Insurance Denies US Transfer After Maryland Mom Suffers Massive Stroke In Curaçao A dream family vacation has turned into a desperate fight to get a Maryland mom home. Vanessa Jackson suffered what her daughter described as a massive stroke on Tuesday, Aug. 18, while vacationing with family in Curaçao, leaving her hospitalized thousands of miles from Baltimore as her loved ones scramble to arrange a medical flight back to the US. Now, more than a week later, her family says getting Jackson home has become a costly international ordeal. Jackson was rushed to a hospital after the stroke. Her daughter, Kisah Jarvis, said doctors and staff have been "kind, compassionate, an…
Months On The Run End For Teen Accused Of Killing Maryland Man: Sheriff Months On The Run End For Teen Accused Of Killing Maryland Man: Sheriff
Months On The Run End For Teen Accused Of Killing Maryland Man: Sheriff For months, a teenager accused of killing a man in Maryland managed to stay one step ahead of investigators. His run ended on Tuesday, Aug. 25. A’maree Curbeam, 17, of Edgewood, was arrested at a Baltimore residence nearly five months after the shooting death of 20-year-old Bryan H. Burrows Jr., according to the Harford County Sheriff’s Office. Burrows was killed on Friday, April 3, when violence broke out in the 1900 block of Eloise Lane in Edgewood. A second person was also shot and wounded. Detectives say they identified Curbeam as the suspected shooter early on. They still had to fin…
Virginia Police Alert Set Off Pursuit That Ended In Major Maryland Crash On Crain Highway: AG Virginia Police Alert Set Off Pursuit That Ended In Major Maryland Crash On Crain Highway: AG
Virginia Police Alert Set Off Pursuit That Ended In Major Maryland Crash On Crain Highway: AG A police alert out of Virginia set off a chain of events that ended with a woman in grave condition and one of Maryland's busiest highways shut down for hours. The chaos unfolded near the Prince George's-Charles County line on Tuesday, Aug. 25, when Charles County Sheriff's Office deputies attempted to stop a vehicle after receiving information from law enforcement in Arlington, according to new details from the Maryland Attorney General's Office. The driver fled. Deputies gave chase. The crash that followed shut down Crain Highway. The pursuit began at approximately 10:20 a.m. and ended w…
$324K Drone Delivery Packed With Meth, Phones Intercepted At Virginia Prison: VDOC $324K Drone Delivery Packed With Meth, Phones Intercepted At Virginia Prison: VDOC
$324K Drone Delivery Packed With Meth, Phones Intercepted At Virginia Prison: Vdoc Someone tried to airlift one expensive care package into a Virginia prison. Corrections officers at Sussex I State Prison discovered a suspicious package around 1:30 a.m. on Monday, Aug. 24, after an attempted drone incursion, according to the Virginia Department of Corrections. Its estimated value behind bars: $324,000. And whoever packed it apparently wasn't traveling light. Inside was a one-pound bag of suspected methamphetamine, along with 17 cellphones and their charging cables, three USB Wi-Fi adapters and two SIM cards, VADOC officials said. There was more. Corrections officers a…
Playing With Fire? Maryland Woman Hospitalized After Blaze, Then Arrested For Arson: Officials Playing With Fire? Maryland Woman Hospitalized After Blaze, Then Arrested For Arson: Officials
Playing With Fire? Maryland Woman Hospitalized After Blaze, Then Arrested For Arson: Officials Playing with fire landed a Maryland woman in the hospital, and weeks later, behind bars, investigators say. Shortly before 2 a.m. on Monday, July 27, firefighters were called to a home in the 8400 block of Wooddy Road in Port Tobacco, where a fire had broken out inside the residence, according to the Maryland State Fire Marshal. What investigators say they found wasn't an accident. Deputy State Fire Marshals determined that Jennifer Mary Owen, 59, intentionally set fire to a personal item inside the home, officials said. The flames damaged the flooring before they were extinguished. Owen…
Pet Store Creep Photographs Worker, Puts On Obscene Show In Virginia: Police Pet Store Creep Photographs Worker, Puts On Obscene Show In Virginia: Police
Pet Store Creep Photographs Worker, Puts On Obscene Show In Virginia: Police There are bad customers, there are creepy customers, and then there's the guy Virginia police say walked into a pet store and put on an obscene show. A suspect person is wanted in Prince William County after a lewd incident at Miss Kibbles in Bristow, during which he put on "an obscene sexual display," police said. Officers from the Prince William County Police Department were called shortly after 1:30 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 20 to the store in the 10300 block of Bristow Center Drive to investigate the reported incident. Investigators say the unknown man walked into the store, began taking …
Woman Shoved To Ground In Controversial Golf Ad: Young Exec's Company Blasted By PGA Tour CEO Woman Shoved To Ground In Controversial Golf Ad: Young Exec's Company Blasted By PGA Tour CEO
Woman Shoved To Ground In Controversial Golf Ad: Young Exec's Company Blasted By PGA Tour CEO A golf ad showing a man chasing and shoving a woman to the ground has Callaway Golf and Good Good Golf apologizing, and the PGA Tour questioning whether the response went far enough (scroll down to watch). The since-deleted online commercial was produced by Good Good to promote a co-branded Callaway driver and was approved by Callaway before it was posted, Callaway CEO Chip Brewer said. The ad featured Good Good co-founder Garrett Clark, 26, and Alexis Miestowski, 26, a former collegiate golfer who now works with Good Good. Miestowski was shown reaching for the driver in Clark's golf bag be…
Father Charged After Infant Son Is Left In Hot Car, Dies In Maryland: Police Father Charged After Infant Son Is Left In Hot Car, Dies In Maryland: Police
Father Charged After Infant Son Is Left In Hot Car, Dies In Maryland: Police A summer afternoon in Maryland turned deadly for a 1-year-old boy left alone inside his family's car. Now, more than a month later, his father is facing a manslaughter charge. Baltimore Police announced on Wednesday, Aug. 26, that 32-year-old Yaakov Reichman has been charged in connection with the death of David Reichman, who investigators say died from heat exposure after being left unattended inside the vehicle. The case dates back to the afternoon of Thursday, July 16. At approximately 1:40 p.m., officers were called to the 6200 block of Greenspring Avenue in Northwest Baltimore, where…
Abused Dog Found With Open Wounds, Fly Infestation In New York: Authorities Abused Dog Found With Open Wounds, Fly Infestation In New York: Authorities
Abused Dog Found With Open Wounds, Fly Infestation In New York: Authorities A Long Island man was arrested after his dog was found infested with flies and suffering from open wounds, authorities said. Cecilio Matthews, 50, of Bellport, was charged with several counts of animal cruelty under state and county laws, the Suffolk County SPCA said Wednesday, Aug. 26. Investigators determined earlier in the month that Matthews had failed to care for his 10-year-old mutt, Seven, leaving the dog neglected in a yard, according to the SPCA. Seven was found underweight, infested with flies, and with open wounds to his ears and neck, the SPCA said. He was taken to a local anim…
DC Carjacker Jumps From Moving Car During Wild Maryland Police Chase, Gets Prison Time DC Carjacker Jumps From Moving Car During Wild Maryland Police Chase, Gets Prison Time
DC Carjacker Jumps From Moving Car During Wild Maryland Police Chase, Gets Prison Time Dartanian Owens wasn't ready to give up the car. The 22-year-old DC man who terrorized early-morning commuters during an armed carjacking and robbery spree later led police on a wild chase through Maryland and the District, jumped from the stolen vehicle while it was still moving, and tried hiding behind homes before officers finally caught him. Now he's going to prison for more than 13 years. Owens was sentenced on Monday, Aug. 24, to 162 months behind bars following a three-day crime spree that began with a DoorDash driver and ended after a high-speed pursuit through Prince George's Coun…
Man Hauls Guillotine 2,300 Miles To DC In Pickup Truck, Arrested Near US Capitol: Police Man Hauls Guillotine 2,300 Miles To DC In Pickup Truck, Arrested Near US Capitol: Police
Man Hauls Guillotine 2,300 Miles To DC In Pickup Truck, Arrested Near US Capitol: Police Somewhere between California and the nation's capital, no one told Philan-Tam-Duy Le to leave his guillotine at home. Le, 35, made it thousands of miles from his Julian home in California with the strange weapon safely stationed in the bed of his pickup truck, but a poor parking job ultimately landed him behind bars on Tuesday, Aug. 25. After driving across the country with the medieval execution device towering over the bed of his pickup truck, Le made a pit stop in the 100 block of East Capitol Street in DC, where he made a critical error. He parked illegally. US Capitol Police…
Rutgers Dean Placed On Leave Following  'Disturbing' Upskirt Accusation, University Says Rutgers Dean Placed On Leave Following  'Disturbing' Upskirt Accusation, University Says
Rutgers Dean Placed On Leave Following 'Disturbing' Upskirt Accusation, University Says A Rutgers University dean has been placed on leave amid accusations he surreptitiously took recorded "upskirt" videos while working at the school, university officials said. Joshua Kohut, 51, of Cranbury, dean of research at Rutgers' School of Environmental and Biological Sciences, was arrested and charged with fourth-degree invasion of privacy, New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport and the Division of Criminal Justice announced. “The defendant is alleged to have used his mobile phone to record ‘upskirt’ videos without his victim’s knowledge,” Davenport said. “An invasion of privac…