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First Mariner CEO receives probation before judgment in BWI gun incident
Hale pleads guilty to gun charge
Edwin Hale, Sr.
Photographer: Photo courtesy of First Mariner Bancorp
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Posted: 02/23/2011
BALTIMORE - First Mariner Bank CEO Ed Hale has pleaded guilty to interfering with security at BWI-Marshall airport. This all stems from an incident on February 4th when a loaded handgun was found in his luggage at a security checkpoint.
Prosecutors say he must forfeit the gun. Hale was placed on one year of unsupervised probation by a judge and fined $342.50.
Hale has said he meant to leave the 38 caliber at home and having it at the airport was a major oversight.
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