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Law closes loophole for some offenders
Experts say an old loophole in state law has been closed thanks to a change that it makes it tougher for sex offenders to claim they're homeless.
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1/7 of sex offenders unaccounted
Here's a worrisome number: of the 700,000 sex offenders in the United States, it's estimated 100,000 are unaccounted for.
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Some slow to register sex offenders
So many states, so many rules, so the feds stepped in, but some states still are not complying with regulations when it comes to registering sex offenders.
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Local Crime News
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1-year-old killed in Baltimore shooting
A one-year-old child is dead following a shooting in Cherry Hill Friday evening.
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Burglars pose as utility workers
Approaching his home on Arabian Court in Gambrills a few weeks ago, Scott Chapman spotted something out of the ordinary. -
Man sentenced for beating cat with pole
A 52-year-old man received the maximum sentence possible for beating a cat in the head with a metal pole and then leaving it in a dumpster.
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Police: Robbers pose as utility workers
Police in Anne Arundel County need your help to find two men responsible for a series of home burglaries that happened in the middle of the day.
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Man stabbed at club
Police say they are investigating a stabbing in a night club early Friday morning.
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"Small arsenal" found in City home
A city man and his girlfriend are both in custody after police found a small arsenal of weapons, along with drugs and cash in his home.
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Need for probe at BCDC criticized
The agreement between the state prison officials and federal investigators that led to the two-year investigation of the Baltimore City Detention Center explains how that partnership would operate, but it does not say why the state needed the feds to come in and help.
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SA: Perez won't get another trial
A man convicted of conspiracy in the deaths of three young children won't be facing his fourth trial for murder charges.
