Police Log
11/2 - Frostburg Police have busy weekend
Frostburg Police have busy weekend
FROSTBURG — Halloween weekend kept Frostburg Police on their toes, but no major incidents were reported.
From Thursday through Sunday, police handled almost 200 calls, including 22 traffic stops and 19 underage drinking violations, according to a report. In addition, police:
• issued three open container violations and five excessive noise violations.
• investigated two destruction of property complaints, seven disturbances and two assaults, including one on a police officer.
• made one driving while intoxicated arrest and one arrest for driving with a suspended license.
Early Sunday morning, police broke up a “large fight” at a Bowery Street tavern and charged three individuals with disorderly conduct, a report said.
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3/18 -Plaza business damaged by fire
A small fire Tuesday night that damaged the LaVale Plaza laundry was extinguished by employees of an adjacent business, according to the Maryland State Fire Marshal’s Office.
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3/18 -Man charged in domestic complaint
A city man was arrested Tuesday afternoon following a domestic incident at a Sperry Terrace residence, Cumberland Police said.
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3/18 - Washington County judge pleads guilty
A Washington County Circuit Court judge has pleaded guilty to driving under the influence of alcohol in a collision that caused minor injuries to the other driver.
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3/18 - Ex-mayor’s items on eBay
Auctions for three items used as evidence against ousted Baltimore mayor Sheila Dixon have ended on eBay.
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3/17/10 - City man charged in sex offense case
A 28-year-old Cumberland man was arrested Monday on charges stemming from alleged sexual contact he had with his 3-year-old daughter, according to the C3I Unit.
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3/17/10 - Copper stolen from church HVAC units
Theft of a copper pipe and aluminum from the air conditioning and heating units of a Cumberland church is being investigated by Cumberland Police.
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3/16 - Downtown store victim of burglary
Burglary of Morton’s Jewelry Store on Baltimore Street during the weekend remains under investigation by the Cumberland Police Department.
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3/16 - Fire damages Route 28 home
A Mineral County home was damaged by fire early Monday.
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3/15 - ACM student allegedly steals laptop from office
Police arrested an Allegany College of Maryland student Saturday night for stealing a laptop computer from a campus security office.
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3/13 - Charges dismissed for Frostburg man
Charges of casting rays of light with a weapon in possession, hunting deer in closed season and hunting deer at night against David A. Topper, 35, of Frostburg, were dismissed recently in Garrett County District Court.
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