Rotarian of the Year plaques awarded to club members
HICKORY — Recently, the Rotary Club of Hickory Sunrise awarded Rotarian of the Year plaques to Jenny White and Roger Irvin for their untiring efforts in keeping the club viable
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HICKORY — Recently, the Rotary Club of Hickory Sunrise awarded Rotarian of the Year plaques to Jenny White and Roger Irvin for their untiring efforts in keeping the club viable
an 8-year-old is caught with a loaded 9 mm handgun inside a baltimore city school. good evening, it's christian schaffer. we continue to follow that story from south baltimore where a 3rd grader was arrested. sheryl connor talked to a school volunteer to see how a child ended up with a gun in the first place. she's here with that story tonight. >> reporter: one community activist is not surprised this happened in a city school because young children often mimic an older sibling. now we wait to see if more charges will be filed. students at sharp leddon hall element arschool are ready...
a 39-year-old man described by police as having a lengthy history of violent crime. that life ended about 1:30 this afternoon. >> he was laying to the side of the van, dead. just got shot up. and i don't know what he did, what happened happened. >> what happened came at the end of a stakeout in ceilings a series of armed robberies. they found out he had an appointment with his parole officer at a building off mount hope drive of as the man hided for his show, detectives approached the man pulled a powerful handgun out of his car. >> he produced an incredibly large 50 caliber revolver...
able to track the man down. hello, every everyone. here's what people are talking about tonight. he stole spare change and dollars from mta bus fare boxes, netting $400,000. wjz is live outside the federal courthouse. mike hellgren explains how he was able to get away with so much just a little time, a little at a time. mike? >> reporter: that employee agreed to give up everything he owns in order to pay the agency back. those are critical funds in these tough times. he's still free tonight until his sentencing. federal investigators used electronic codes from the fare boxes on mta b...