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Our State Knows Best: Surfing Hang 10! Find out what three North Carolina surfing experts have to say about catching waves, their most memorable rides — plus, their best advice for beginners who want to get their feet wet. by Zach Skillings In this monthly online series, we ask the experts to go in-depth on some of our favorite topics from the magazine. With hundreds of miles of beautiful coastline, our state has no shortage of spots to surf — which explains the countless North Carolinians eager to spend their days at the beach, catching waves and riding barrels. For many folks, surfing ...

Officer Glenn Altshuler The lawsuit states that 28 other officers were involved in the raid, but the plaintiffs haven’t yet identified them. Montgomery County spokesman Scott Peterson wrote in an email to Bethesda Beat on Thursday that the county can’t comment on the lawsuit “due to pending litigation.” The Palmas rented out their basement as an apartment to a woman in her 50s in 2019. The woman’s son, David Zelaya, a college student in his 20s, sometimes stayed there, too, according to court documents. Starting in May 2019, Montgomery County police started investigating Zelaya for ...

A lawsuit filed by a Montgomery County, Maryland, firefighter claims police improperly raided his home in 2019 while carrying out a no-knock warrant and “terrorized” his family, including his 13-year-old daughter and his wife who was on in-home dialysis treatment and had a catheter in place at the time. The lawsuit filed by Hernan Palma and his family claims the police wrongly raided their house to arrest the son of a tenant who rented out the basement. The lawsuit claims that during the no-knock warrant, the police stormed the upstairs part of the family’s home early in the morning of ...

Additional felony theft charges leveled against Camarillo insurance firm Jeremy Childs, Ventura County Star If you see a crime being committed, do this UP NEXT Two local insurance agents were charged with grand theft after allegedly using $61,000 in insurance premium payments for personal use, according to the California Department of Insurance. Robert Farmer, 66, of Camarillo, and Marion Urcan, 68, of Agoura Hills, both licensed insurance agents at Centerpointe Insurance Services Limited in Camarillo, had already pleaded not guilty to two grand theft charges in Los Angeles ...