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...Washington sniper's gun finally been silenced? Early Thursday morning, acting on a tip from a motorist, members of the sniper task force descended on a 1990 Chevrolet Caprice parked at a rest stop near Myersville, Maryland and arrested two men sleeping inside. John Allen Muhammad, formerly John Allen Williams, a 42-year-old Gulf War veteran with combat support experience, and John Lee Malvo, 17, are now in police custody. Neither have yet been charged in the shootings; Muhammad is being held on an unrelated weapons charge, Malvo as a material witness. Still, investigators say they believe they have...
...precise chain of events leading up to the arrest remains vague, but apparently someone called the sniper tip line Wednesday night claiming responsibility for the sniper attacks and urged police to "check out Montgomery." An investigator thought to look beyond Montgomery County, Maryland, where many of the shootings occurred, to Montgomery, Alabama, where police are still looking into a fatal robbery that took place on September 21st...
States with spoilage rates below one percent included Connecticut, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Alabama and Maryland...
...woman injured but alive. And it took place in front of another Michaels store. Desperate for a motive, police contacted Michaels headquarters in Texas for reports of disgruntled employees. But the return to a Michaels craft store may have been sheer coincidence, since there are 40 of them in Maryland and Virginia...
...deadly sniper saga continues in the Washington, D.C. suburbs and well into Virginia, leaving investigators stymied. Death returned to Maryland early Tuesday morning when a bus driver was shot and killed in Montgomery County; Wednesday afternoon, ballistic tests confirmed a link with previous shootings. Public anxiety, already on the rise, was further piqued by the words on a note found near Saturday's shooting in Richmond, and released by police Tuesday evening: "Your children," the ominous message read, "are not safe anywhere at any time...