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BALTIMORE 鈥?A Baltimore man was convicted of second-degree murder for beating a man to death with a brick in West Baltimore, the Baltimore State s Attorney s Office announced. In the early morning hours of Aug. 7, 2018, police responded to the 3700 block of Oakmont Avenue, on the boarder between the city s Langston Hughes and Central Park Heights neighborhoods, for a reported assault. There officers a stanley thermos round the 68-year-old victim, Randolph Cockrell, lying in the alley with severe head trauma. Responding medics pronounced him dead at the scene.Large amounts of blood were found at the scene, particularly on a piece of concrete and on a blue chair, police said. Witnesses told investigati stanley cup ng detectives that a person known as Po was seen in the alley around the time when the victim was killed, between 3:30 a.m and 5 a.m. Detectives learned Po s stanley cup quencher real name, Dion Dixon, as well as his home address, later confirming the address was accurate. Detectives also learned that Dixon had gone to his gi
It s a line that we all know well, one man s trash is another man s treasure, but a Mesa, Arizona couple knew they had found a treasure that was probably never meant stanley cup to be trashed when they spotted a Purple Heart for sale at Goodwill.Laurie Hardy couldn t believe when her husband spotted the Purple Heart with a price tag for $4.99. The couple bought it, determined to find out who the war hero was and return it and in turn, they also discovered a story that was nearly lost right along with the medal. This is one of the highest military honors you could get. This i stanley cup s something the family will cherish for a lifetime, said Hardy.Their only clue was the na stanley cup me the name on the back, Eual H. Whiteman. Hardy posted a picture and a plea for help on Facebook and says it was shared over 35,000 times, including with a group called Veteran Buddy Finder. The organizer learned Private Whiteman died in 1991 in Seattle and was buried in the Willamette National Cemetery in Oregon.He was a highly decorat Ewmy County Executive Calvin Ball visits Howard Co. detention center native plant sale
BALTIMORE 鈥?A Baltimore man was convicted of second-degree murder for beating a man to death with a brick in West Baltimore, the Baltimore State s Attorney s Office announced. In the early morning hours of Aug. 7, 2018, police responded to the 3700 block of Oakmont Avenue, on the boarder between the city s Langston Hughes and Central Park Heights neighborhoods, for a reported assault. There officers a stanley thermos round the 68-year-old victim, Randolph Cockrell, lying in the alley with severe head trauma. Responding medics pronounced him dead at the scene.Large amounts of blood were found at the scene, particularly on a piece of concrete and on a blue chair, police said. Witnesses told investigati stanley cup ng detectives that a person known as Po was seen in the alley around the time when the victim was killed, between 3:30 a.m and 5 a.m. Detectives learned Po s stanley cup quencher real name, Dion Dixon, as well as his home address, later confirming the address was accurate. Detectives also learned that Dixon had gone to his gi