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Former Laurel Co. deputy, wife indicted for theft charges - Vimarsana News

Former Laurel Co. deputy, wife indicted for theft charges

Joshua Velasco and his wife, Bethany Camille Velasco, were indicted by a grand jury today after an investigation into an alleged theft.

Source: wtvq.com
Testimony from arson victims suggest fires set out of revenge - Vimarsana News

Testimony from arson victims suggest fires set out of revenge

Testimony indicates a former Maryland police chief accused of a dozen arsons set the fires out of revenge, and that some of the victims included his own family.

Source: wbaltv.com
Former Laurel police chief accused of 12 arsons goes on trial - Vimarsana News

Former Laurel police chief accused of 12 arsons goes on trial

There is no pattern in prosecutor's case, no direct evidence linking David Crawford to fires, defense says

Source: wbaltv.com
Trial for retired police chief accused of setting revenge fires in Maryland to begin in Howard County - Vimarsana News

Trial for retired police chief accused of setting revenge fires in Maryland to begin in Howard County

Former Laurel police chief David Crawford, who is charged with intentionally igniting a dozen retaliatory fires throughout central Maryland over a decade, is slated to stand trial for the first time Wednesday in Howard County.

Trial for retired Laurel police chief accused of setting revenge fires in Maryland to begin in Howard County - Vimarsana News

Trial for retired Laurel police chief accused of setting revenge fires in Maryland to begin in Howard County

Former Laurel police chief David Crawford, who is charged with intentionally igniting a dozen retaliatory fires throughout central Maryland over a decade, is slated to stand trial for the first time Wednesday in Howard County.