Pulaski Highway death ruled homicide

Updating the previous story on the body found on Pulaski Highway in White Marsh….


Baltimore Sun

The deceased man, who police said they believe is Hispanic, had no identification.

An autopsy completed this morning revealed the man died as a result of a gunshot wound, and the case has been ruled as a homicide, according to police.

Anyone with information about the crime is asked to call Baltimore County police at 410-307-2020 or Metro Crime Stoppers at 1-866-7-LOCKUP (1-866-756-2587). To text a message to Metro Crime Stoppers, send to “CRIMES” (274637), enter the message starting with “MCS,” then add the information. Those contacting Metro Crime Stoppers can remain anonymous and might be eligible for a cash reward of up to $2,000.

Bill Clinton mask used by bank robber

WBAL TV

Authorities in Anne Arundel County are investigating a bank robbery in which the culprit wore a Bill Clinton Halloween-type mask and stuffed money into his sweatshirt.

Police said Monday that the incident occurred Friday at about 3:34 p.m. at PNC Bank in the 100 block of Defense Highway in Annapolis.

A bank manager told police that a man entered the bank, displayed a small revolver and said he was going to rob the bank. He grabbed cash from a customer and demanded money from the tellers, according to police.

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The culprit was described as a black man, about 6 feet tall and about 170 pounds. He was wearing gray sweatpants with a red stripe.

Anyone with information is asked to call 1-866-7LOCKUP.

Body found on Pulaski Highway this morning

Baltimore Breaking News, the Baltimore Sun and Fox 45 report that the body of a man shot to death was found near Stevens Rd. in the 11000 block of Pulaski Highway in White Marsh (21162) this morning. It was also still being determined by police if he was hit by a car.

UPDATE: WBAL AM reports that the victim was a white male and that the original call to police was that a hit and run had taken place. An autopsy is pending.

Carnival of Maryland #49

Apologies for the tardiness of this post. Family obligations today kept me from taking care of it until now.

Here at Inside Charm City, David Marks wrote a piece Bipartisanship Stops at the Potomac’s Edge.

Michael Swartz presents What we’re up against posted at monoblogue.

Soccer Dad presents Gray and white and cloudy posted at Soccer Dad.

Jim presents I Enrolled In A Maryland 529 Plan on Blueprint for Financial Prosperity posted at Blueprint for Financial Prosperity.

The Ridger presents Santas – 1 posted at The Greenbelt.

The Ridger presents Winter posted at The Greenbelt.

The Ridger presents Sky Watch: Winter Sunrise and Clouds posted at The Greenbelt.

Mike Netherland presents Christmas Miracles posted at Mike’s Nether Land.

Bruce Robinson presents Ravens Going to the Playoffs. Do you want tickets? posted at GOPinionPlus.

Pillage Idiot presents OPG (other people’s garbage) posted at Pillage Idiot.

Steve Shives presents Steve Likes to Curse – The Two Paps: A Contrast in Cemeteries; and, The Family Deer Hunt posted at Steve Likes to Curse.

Clark Bjorke presents Judy Garland: Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas posted at clarkspicks.com.

Bake My Fish presents Roll One For Me posted at Boomer Twilight.

Mike Netherland presents MARC Train Merchandise Catalog posted at The MARC…Train.

mad anthony presents Yet another completely stupid “bailout” plan… posted at mad anthony.

The Ridger presents Santas – 1 posted at The Greenbelt.

AA: Less MD Holiday travelers this year

WBAL TV

The AAA forecast said more than 1.3 million Marylanders will be traveling, down 1.2 percent from last year. Based on the Travel Industry Association’s Holiday Travel Forecast, about 185,300 will be flying.

The numbers show a slight year-to-year gain in car travel but a 7.8 percent drop in air travel.



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