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Bus crashes into building in Pikesville, dozens injured in ‘mass casualty incident’

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By Robert Sobus Verified
| C4 and Bryan Nehman
Dozens of people are injured after a bus crashed into a building in Pikesville, according to Baltimore County fire officials. Officials said a bus crashed into a building in the 1500 block of Reisterstown Road and that people are trapped. Authorities have declared a mass casualty incident and have requested Medevac helicopters and the Shock Trauma GoTeam to respond.
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Fish Kill in Baltimore: Dead fish, crabs found in Inner Harbor amid suspected algal bloom

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By Robert Sobus Verified
| WIYY-FM (Baltimore, MD) Verified
The Maryland Department of the Environment is investigating a fish kill reported at the Inner Harbor on Wednesday. The dead fish were spotted along the Canton Waterfront Park to South Ann Street, as well as across the harbor near the Domino Sugar refinery. The MDE reported that initial observations documented approximately 1,000 dead menhaden, 126 dead blue crabs, and a small number of other fish species at the surface of the water.
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Towson peeping Tom case for one of three defendants ends in acquittal

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By Robert Sobus Verified
| C4 and Bryan Nehman
One of three men charged in connection to reported Peeping Tom activity in Towson was found not guilty. A judge on Monday acquitted Johnnie Wade Jr., 53, of charges related to peeping Tom activity reported near Knollwood Road and Donnybrook Apartments. The development sparked frustration among victims who are calling for changes to the law. One of the victims, Devin Kaestner, said she and her roommates were devastated by the outcome.
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