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Assistant Metro Editor at The Baltimore Sun. News tips: tkarpovich@baltsun.com. Former Ravens, Orioles and lacrosse reporter.
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SUN: FAA establishes drone restrictions for Maryland State Fair Original

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By Todd Karpovich Verified
| WBFF-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified
Drone flights will be prohibited in and around the Maryland State Fairgrounds during this year’s fair under temporary airspace restrictions established by the Federal Aviation Administration, Baltimore County police said. The restriction will be in effect from Aug. 27 through Sept. 13 and will cover a half-nautical-mile radius around the fairgrounds in Timonium, police said.
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Former Baltimore Police officer pleads guilty to misconduct in office

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By Todd Karpovich Verified
| The Brunswick News Verified
By Todd Karpovich, The Baltimore Sun BALTIMORE - A former Baltimore Police officer pleaded guilty to misconduct in office and will avoid jail time after admitting to wrongdoing involving sick leave, according to records from the Baltimore City Circuit Court. Harrison Brandon will serve two years of probation, complete 120 hours of community service and pay $469 in restitution, which he paid in July, his attorney, Jerry Tarud, said Thursday.
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Former Baltimore Police officer pleads guilty to misconduct in office

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By Todd Karpovich Verified
| Lodi News-Sentinel Verified
BALTIMORE — A former Baltimore Police officer pleaded guilty to misconduct in office and will avoid jail time after admitting to wrongdoing involving sick leave, according to records from the Baltimore City Circuit Court. Harrison Brandon will serve two years of probation, complete 120 hours of community service and pay $469 in restitution, which he paid in July, his attorney, Jerry Tarud, said Thursday. Brandon, 38, was indicted in March along with Baltimore police Lt. Welai Grant and Sgt.
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