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MARYLAND Multiple people have been reported missing across Maryland recently, and we are hoping you can help bring them home.
Have you seen any of these individuals? Call the number listed with each person or 911 to provide information.
Foxx Johnson, 14, was last seen in the unit block of Wyndmoor Place in Lochearn, police said Friday, Feb. 19. He was wearing a gray sweatshirt, blue sweatpants and sneakers. Call the Baltimore County Police Department at 410-307-2020.
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Thomas Conrad Delisa, 37, of Ijamsville, disappeared around 9 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 12. He was last seen at the Blue Sky Bar & Grill on Old National Pike in New Market, according to authorities, who said he was wearing a blue jacket with khaki pants, brown shoes, black gloves and a hat. He is driving a 2013 silver or gray Audi A4 with a tempo
Updated: 2:57 PM EST Feb 19, 2021 The Anne Arundel County Police Department announced Friday that its body-worn camera program is expected to start between July and September.The department said its goals for the body-worn camera program include strengthening police accountability, improving transparency and increasing community safety.According to the department, all sworn officers will be issued two body-worn cameras to make sure they have a charged device for their shift. The department will also acquire nearly 50 additional devices to be available as spares, if necessary.The program will roll out in phases, with close to 100 officers being trained and outfitted initially, along with receiving training on how the cameras operate and function, the department said.The department expects to address any unforeseen issues during the first several weeks of camera deployment. The remainder of the officers will be trained over the following two to three months, the department s
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