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Judge denies new trial in Barton McNeil murder case - Vimarsana News

Judge denies new trial in Barton McNeil murder case

New evidence presented in Barton McNeil’s challenge to his 1999 murder conviction was not enough to convince a McLean County judge to give him a new trial.

Elkton woman gets one year in fleeing-and-eluding case - Vimarsana News

Elkton woman gets one year in fleeing-and-eluding case

ELKTON — An Elkton woman who fled from police in a vehicle because she was wanted on an arrest warrant — one charging her with fleeing and eluding from law

UPDATE: D.C Man Sentenced to 32 Years for Involvement in Dunkirk Bank Robbery, High Speed Chase and Serious Crash - Vimarsana News

UPDATE: D.C Man Sentenced to 32 Years for Involvement in Dunkirk Bank Robbery, High Speed Chase and Serious Crash

Cedric Fonta Moore, of Washington, DC, was sentenced in Calvert County Circuit Court to 23 years incarceration, with 9 years active, for his role in the May 2023 robbery of the M&T Bank in Dunkirk. The sentence was imposed by Judge Mark S. Chandlee.

State, defense rest in trial of man charged with ordering new London murder from prison - Vimarsana News

State, defense rest in trial of man charged with ordering new London murder from prison

Defense attorney Sebastian DeSantis on Friday questioned the strength of the state’s case against 29-year-old Shaquan Lee-Seales, the New London man who police said ordered a hit on his son’s mother a...

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Cambridge man sentenced for injuring ex-girlfriend - Vimarsana News

Cambridge man sentenced for injuring ex-girlfriend

DENTON — A Caroline County jury found Dontre Smith of Cambridge guilty of second degree assault Dec. 19, 2023, State’s Attorney Sloane R. Franklin announced in a Feb. 2 press