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Friday, March 23, 2012

Eagle Archive: In 1879, it didn't take much to get run out of Westminster

Eagle Archive: In 1879, it didn't take much to get run out of Westminster


Eagle Archive: In 1879, it didn't take much to get run out of Westminster By Kevin Dayhoff March 17, 2012


Early spring 1879 bore witness to a curious number of low crimes and misdemeanors in Carroll County.

Historian Jay Graybeal brought a number of the stories to life a few years ago in research he conducted for the Historical Society of Carroll County.

[…]

Ahhh, the good old days. Can judges today order folks to leave town?

Seems to me that running certain folks out of town would be the perfect way to solve a few problems.



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Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Eagle Archive: Murder and mayhem led to Carroll's last public hanging in 1916

Eagle Archive: Murder and mayhem led to Carroll's last public hanging in 1916


Two sensational murders were the talk of Carroll County in February years ago.

The first involved a thrilling trial and the other, a murder which resulted in the hanging of Solomon Sutler, Friday, April 14, 1916, on gallows purchased from Adams County for $25.00. It was the third and last hanging in the county’s history.

The first hanging was in June 1859, when the only woman ever to have been executed here, Rebecca McCormack, was hung for stabbing a 13-year-old boy with a pitchfork. Then, in 1874, Joseph Davis was hanged.

On May 21, 1920 the now defunct Union Bridge Pilot wrote about the thrilling trial for the January 29, 1920 murder of Dominick Fabrizzi. “The trial of Mrs. Dominick Fabrizzi aged 29 who admitted killing her husband near here…, then placing the body on the R. R. tracks, was begun in Westminster on Monday morning…” … http://www.baltimoresun.com/explore/carroll/news/community/ph-ce-eagle-archive-0219-20120215,0,7885898.story


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Friday, January 06, 2012

Convenience store clerk assaulted with baseball bat duringrobbery in Sykesville



Darrell L. Webb Jr., 21, wanted for armed robbery, first degree assault, and theft.  

A citizen interrupted the robbery and tackled the suspect as he fled the store but was unable to hold him until police arrived


Maryland state troopers and Sykesville police responded to the High’s Convenience Store at 7400 Village Road, Sykesville this morning for a report of an assault with a baseball bat.

The Maryland State Police have reported that when the officers arrived upon the scene, at approximately 6:45 a.m., “officers located the lone store clerk suffering from multiple injuries from an apparent strike to the head and body with a baseball bat.”

A warrant has subsequently been issued for Darrell L. Webb Jr., 21, of the 1800 block of Amanda Lane, Sykesville, Md., charging him armed robbery, first-degree assault, and theft with additional charges that are pending. “Troopers believe Webb acted alone and at this time is the only suspect in the incident,” according to state police.

The 21-year-old clerk was transported to the Carroll Hospital Center by the Sykesville Volunteer Fire Company with non-life threatening injuries.

State police report that the preliminary investigation indicates that “Webb entered the convenience store and threatened the store clerk verbally. He then used the bat to strike the clerk several times before fleeing the store.”

Police say that in addition to assaulting the clerk with a baseball bat, Webb also stole an undetermined amount of Maryland Lottery scratch off tickets…

“An alert citizen observed Webb enter the store with the bat and interrupted the assault,” say police. “The citizen tackled Webb as he fled from the store but, but was unable to detain him until police arrived.”

Webb is reported to have fled the scene “in a dark blue 2006 Chrysler Sebring with Maryland tags 8AK5106,” according to state police. 

It has also been reported that this is not the first time Webb has threatened the clerk. In the course of the investigation “Investigators also learned that Webb is believed to have threatened the same store clerk with a baseball bat several days prior to this incident. That incident is being investigated by officers with the Sykesville Police Department.” 

Troopers from the Westminster Barrack, along with members of the Sykesville Police Department, are searching for Webb. Anyone with information about the robbery or Webb’s whereabouts is asked to contact state police at 410-386-3000.


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Friday, December 16, 2011

Overnight shooting and robbery in Taneytown investigated, two suspects still at large


By Kevin Dayhoff


http://kevindayhoffwestgov-net.blogspot.com/2011/12/overnight-shooting-and-robbery-in.html


Maryland State Police have three men in custody and are looking for two more suspects in a shooting and robbery which erupted in the early morning hours just outside of Taneytown.

The three suspects are currently detained at the Westminster State Police barrack awaiting criminal charges as police continue to sort out the details of the crime.

The victims have been identified as Alan J. Kent, 26, and Samantha L. Stanley, 19; both of Taneytown. According to a release from the state police, Stanley was not physically hurt.

At around 2:23 a.m., Friday, police and emergency medical personnel were alerted to respond to reports of a shooting and armed robbery in 3900-block of Old Taneytown Road, Taneytown.

Upon arrival, police discovered that Kent had been “struck in the back of the head by what may have been an expandable baton,” and wounded by a gunshot.

The suspects had fled the scene.

According to a state police report, “Kent sustained a gunshot wound to the leg and was flown by Maryland State Police helicopter to the University of Maryland Shock Trauma Center, where he is being treated for what are believed to be non-life threatening injuries.”

The preliminary findings reported by the state police reveal Stanley was visiting at Kent’s residence when male suspects arrived at the home about 2:00 a.m. and called Kent outside.”

Police report that while one male remained with Kent, three other men came into the house, where a handgun was displayed and pointed at her and information was demanded “about what was in the home.”

Stanley, according to police, “said the man shot Kent’s dog when it came toward the suspect. The dog has been transported to a veterinarian for treatment…

“After removing a suitcase from the house, the victims said all four suspects left in a light colored Ford Explorer.”

An alert by police was broadcast on police scanners for the suspects. Police units from area departments responded to the area to assist with the search, including Carroll County sheriff’s office deputies and officers from the Taneytown Police Department.

Shortly after, “a Taneytown police officer searching the area spotted a light-colored Ford Explorer on Courier Court in Taneytown,” say police.

When the officer stopped the vehicle, “two African American males fled on foot and were not located. The officer took two other males into custody.”

Subsequently, “police observed what appears to be blood on the vehicle and said an expandable baton was visible inside the truck…

“The vehicle was towed to the Westminster Barrack where it will be processed for evidence after a search warrant is obtained.”

Details concerning the apprehension of a third suspect have not been released.

Maryland State Police investigators from the Westminster barrack are continuing the investigation and troopers from the State Apprehension Team, sheriff’s deputies and Taneytown police officers are assisting with the search for the remaining suspects.

The additional suspects are described as two African American males. “One is about 5’7” tall, with black, buzzed-cut hair, who was wearing a black jacket and black pants. The other at-large suspect is described as wearing a dark bandana across his face, a black jacket, and a black hood over his head.”


Thursday, January 27, 2011

Two suspects arrested for robbery and assault, a third suspect got away


Westminster MD Police Department: Two suspects arrested for robbery and assault, a third suspect got away

Photos courtesy of the Carroll County Detention Center

By Kevin Dayhoff

Posted 1/26/11

Two suspects are in custody today thanks to quick work by the Westminster Police Department.

Two black males, Elijah Mason, 21, and his brother, Sancho Spriggs, 19, of the unit block of Sullivan Ave. in Westminster were arrested and charged with robbery, theft less than $1000.00 and second-degree assault early Tuesday evening.

At 4:35 Tuesday afternoon a local citizen was walking home in the vicinity of the Mid City Apartments on South Center Street in Westminster.  As he walked, he looked into his wallet for some paperwork.  It was at that time that he observed a black male subject wearing a blue flannel shirt and dark colored knit type hat following him, according to a Westminster Police Department press release.

The suspect then approached the victim, grabbed the wallet, and ran towards Lincoln Road with the victim in pursuit.

The victim and the suspect became engaged in a struggle during which time two other black male subjects entered the struggle and began kicking the victim about the face and body.  During the assault, a handgun fell onto the ground, say the Westminster police.

The suspects then fled in a maroon-colored Cadillac, picked up the initial suspect and all three fled west on East Green Street until they were stopped in minutes by a Westminster patrol officer.

At the time the maroon Cadillac was stopped, only the two suspects who are alleged to have assaulted the victim were in the car.  Westminster police report, “The victim was brought to the scene of the stop and positively identified the two occupants of the Cadillac as the individuals who assaulted him after the initial confrontation with the first suspect.”

After their arrest, bond was set at $30,000.00 for both Spriggs and Mason.  They were incarcerated in the Carroll County Detention Center, before they posted bail earlier today and were released pending trial.

The victim, according to police, received cuts and abrasions to the facial area and was treated and released by fire department personnel.

The Westminster Criminal Investigation Bureau is continuing the investigation.  The initial suspect remains at large and is described as a black male, medium skin complexion, unknown age, last seen wearing a blue flannel shirt and dark colored knit hat, according to police.

If anyone may have witnessed this incident or who have information as to the identity of the remaining suspect; please contact the Westminster Police Department at (410) 848-4646, send a confidential text to 847411, keyword TIPWPD or contact the TIPS line at (410) 857-8477.


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Sunday, May 16, 2010

BOMBS AWAY! — Bogus threat shuts down Carroll County Courts; accident sidelines sheriff’s deputy

BOMBS AWAY! — Bogus threat shuts down Carroll County Courts; accident sidelines sheriff’s deputy

AN UNMATCHED SET FROM WESTMINSTER, FOR THE ANNALS OF INVESTIGATIVE VOICE
Carroll-County-District-Court

Carroll County's District Courthouse on North Court Street in Westminster was evacuated at midweek when a traffic clerk received a bomb threat. (I.V. Photo/Kevin Dayhoff)

COURTHOUSES CLOSED
FOR SEVERAL HOURS
DURING MIDWEEK

No bombs turned up
by battery of police
and police dogs


By Kevin Dayhoff

Carroll County’s District and Circuit Court buildings in Westminster were evacuated for several hours this past week when a traffic clerk received a bogus bomb threat.

At midday Wednesday, Maryland State Police, Westminster City Police, and the Carroll County Sheriff’s Department closed both courthouses located on the city’s North Court Street because of a telephoned bomb threat, the State Police reported.

When the law enforcement officials arrived... Read more here: http://investigativevoice.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=4104:bombs-away&catid=25:the-project&Itemid=44

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Wednesday, April 21, 2010

A local radio personality accused of Internet crime has waived a preliminary hearing.



The Pennsylvania Attorney General Corbett has announced arrest of six Internet predators throughout Pennsylvania, including a Westminster local radio personality.


April 20, 2010 by Kevin Dayhoff

A part-time radio sports announcer in Westminster, Bryan Neal McLean, waived his right to a preliminary hearing last Friday, according to a spokesperson for the Magisterial District Judge in Hanover where the hearing was to have taken place.

The court spokesperson said that he waived the hearing last Wednesday and that the case will now proceed to the “York County court system for a trial date.” No word yet as to when that trial date has been set.

McLean, 44, is a graduate of Westminster High School and received his degree in mass communications from then-Towson State College in 1989, according to his biography on the radio website. He has done sports play-by-play for WTTR since 1987, covering high school and college basketball and football games and has also done remote broadcasts.

The Pennsylvania Attorney General’s office charged McLean on March 18, according to court records, for incidents which occurred throughout the second half of 2009 when it is alleged that he exposed himself to special agents Jessica Eger and Lisa Ceh, both with the Child Predator Unit.

He is facing charges of unlawful contact with a minor stemming from an allegation that he exposed himself to an undercover agent who was working for the Pennsylvania Office of the Attorney General and posing as a minor online.

McLean is charged with five counts of unlawful contact with a minor and one count for criminal use of a communication facility, for using his computer for the contact, according to court documents.

According to the charges, McLean, under the screen name “mdfunguy38,” sent special agent Ceh access to his Web cam on July 28 and thereupon exposed himself and masturbated, according to the criminal complaint. Court documents state that Ceh was working undercover as a 13-year-old girl at the time.

Then on Aug. 3, using another instant message program and the screen name listed as “bryan mclean,” he exposed himself and masturbated for Eger, who also posed as a 13-year-old girl, according to court documents.

Similar exposures are also alleged to have taken place on Aug. 25 and 27, Sept. 10 and Oct. 13.

“Wanna see it?” he asked on Aug. 25. On Aug. 27, he exposed himself again on the Web cam, court documents state.

Court documents also allege that during a video chat Sept. 10, “mdfunguy38” removed his shirt and the agent asked “so u want me to just watch?” “Yeah if its ok,” he typed before exposing himself.

Then Nov. 23, court records show, “mdfunguy38” asked for the age of the girl, and the agent responded “13.” He asked for photos and said “want me to turn on cam?”

He then said he had to make a phone call and the chat ended, according to court documents.

Meanwhile, a Monday press release from the Pennsylvania Attorney General Tom Corbett, announced the recent arrest of six suspected Internet predators across Pennsylvania and urged “parents to make online safety part of their spring and summer family discussions.”

“Now, more than ever, it is important for families to discuss Internet safety, as warmer weather brings changes in school schedules and family activities,” Corbett said.

“As spring quickly gives way to summer vacation season, online predators are hoping that more teens will be home alone for longer periods of time and may be spending more time on-line chatting with their friends, playing games or just exploring the Internet…

“We know that spring and summer trigger a jump in the number of incidents involving Internet predators,” Corbett said.

“Last year, our Child Predator Unit arrested 32 people during the spring and summer months, including men from every corner of Pennsylvania and from as far away as Texas, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Maryland, New Jersey and Ohio, all trying to use the Internet to sexually victimize children.”

Corbett said that circumstances involved in recent arrests across the state highlight the threat posed by online predators and the many different ways they operate.

In each of these recent cases, suspects communicated with undercover agents from the Child Predator Unit who were using the online profiles of 13 and 14-year old girls.

McLean will be prosecuted by Deputy Attorney General Christopher Jones of the Attorney General’s Child Predator Unit, according to the press release.

Corbett said in the release that all of the suspects are charged with various counts of unlawful contact with a minor and criminal use of a computer, felony charges which are punishable by up to seven years in prison and $15,000 fines.

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Tuesday, April 20, 2010

Recent articles in Investigative Voice by Kevin Dayhoff

Recent articles in Investigative Voice by Kevin Dayhoff




By Kevin Dayhoff Route 140 in Westminster was the scene of an accident Friday evening from which three individuals were flown by two Maryland State Police medevac helicopters to the University of Maryland's ...
OPPONENT NAMES EX-CARROLL COUNTY DELEGATE AS  RUNNING  MATE  FOR  GOP  PRIMARY  IN  SEPT. Murphy taps Amedori as No. 2 on long shot ticket By Kevin Dayhoff As Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.’s ...
By Kevin Dayhoff SYKESVILLE — Two juveniles were arrested Tuesday for stealing a wheelchair from a Sykesville resident who is paralyzed from the chest down.  Sykesville Police Chief John Williams said ...
We have no suspects at this point —Sykesville Police Chief By Kevin Dayhoff Folks in the small town of Sykesville are shaking their heads in disbelief today (Monday) upon learning that over the weekend ...
BELL BECAME FIRST BLACK TO BE NAMED STATE'S CHIEF APPEALS JUDGE IN 1996 By Kevin Dayhoff Robert M. Bell, long-serving chief judge of the Maryland Court of Appeals, will be the keynote speaker at ...
That is an outrage… I will pay Mr. Snyder’s obligation. —Bill O'Reilly, host of TV's 'The O'Reilly Factor' By Kevin Dayhoff Fox News' cable-TV host Bill O'Reilly has said he will pay the $16,500 ...
By Kevin Dayhoff Friends, family, loved ones, students, and fellow teachers crowded into Our Lady of Victory Church in Catonsville on Saturday to pay their last respects to Patricia Anne “Patti” Battaglia, ...
By Kevin Dayhoff   Police have identified a body found last week in a burning car in the 4600 block of Black Rock Rd., in Upperco, in northern Baltimore County, near Hampstead in Carroll County. A ...
MAN ALLEGEDLY SHOOTS HIS WAY INTO EX-WIFE'S HOME, KILLS HER FIANCE THEN TURNS GUN ON SELF By Kevin Dayhoff (Hampstead, MD)  – Maryland State Police were called to the scene of an apparent murder-suicide ...
NO INJURIES REPORTED; SUSPECT FLEES WITH UNDISCLOSED AMOUNT OF LOOT By Kevin Dayhoff A BB&T Bank in Westminster (Carroll County) was the scene of a holdup Monday afternoon, Westminster Police reported ...
DEFENDANT EXPRESSES CONCERN FOR OWN SAFETY By Kevin Dayhoff Westminster — In a hearing held Thursday morning in Carroll County District Court, visiting Judge Paula J. Brown ordered Anthony Troy Soligny ...
... by troopers on a State Police plane. There were no problems reported during transport.” Soligny remains behind bars in Westminster. —Kevin Dayhoff    ...
By Kevin Dayhoff A Carroll County man, who was arrested on March 3 while on the run on Rte. I-85 outside Lavonia, Ga., will soon be returning to Maryland to face charges for allegedly assaulting his ...
14. NABBED! — Carroll Co. man arrested in Georgia after alleged hammer attack
(Gangs, Drugs and Crime/Gangs, Drugs and Crime)
ACCUSED OF BEATING WIFE WITH TOOL By Kevin Dayhoff A Carroll County man who allegedly beat his wife with a hammer is behind bars after being quickly apprehended in Georgia. Anthony T. Soligny, 33, ...

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Wednesday, March 17, 2010

Latest stories in Investigative Voice by Kevin Dayhoff


Latest stories in Investigative Voice by Kevin Dayhoff

UPDATED March 17, 2010: http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2010/03/latest-stories-in-investigative-voice_17.html http://tinyurl.com/yght6sa http://kbetrue.livejournal.com/308799.html

NEWS FLASH - Two dead in Carroll County murder-suicide Wednesday, 17 March 2010 02:39 Ex-husband is alleged to have shot his way into the home of his ex-wife, killed her fiancé, then turns gun on himself. By Kevin Dayhoff http://investigativevoice.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=3292:news-flash-two-dead-in-carroll-county-mudder-suicide&catid=25:the-project&Itemid=44 Investigative Voice: NEWS FLASH - Two dead in Carroll County MD murder-suicide http://tinyurl.com/ybzf2cg

March 16, 2010 http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2010/03/latest-stories-in-investigative-voice.html

1. NEWS BRIEF — BB&T bank in Carroll County robbed (Top Stories/The Project) NO INJURIES REPORTED; SUSPECT FLEES WITH UNDISCLOSED AMOUNT OF LOOT By Kevin Dayhoff A BB&T Bank in Westminster (Carroll County) was the scene of a holdup Monday afternoon, Westminster Police reported ...

2. NEWS FLASH — Alleged hammer attacker denied bail (Top Stories/The Project) DEFENDANT EXPRESSES CONCERN FOR OWN SAFETY By Kevin Dayhoff Westminster — In a hearing held Thursday morning in Carroll County District Court, visiting Judge Paula J. Brown ordered Anthony Troy Soligny ...

3. NEWS FLASH — Accused Carroll Co. hammer assailant is flown back to Maryland (Top Stories/The Project)
... by troopers on a State Police plane. There were no problems reported during transport.” Soligny remains behind bars in Westminster. —Kevin Dayhoff ...

4. UPDATE — NABBED! Carroll Co. man accused in hammer attack to be extradited to Md. (Top Stories/The Project)
By Kevin Dayhoff A Carroll County man, who was arrested on March 3 while on the run on Rte. I-85 outside Lavonia, Ga., will soon be returning to Maryland to face charges for allegedly assaulting his ...

5. NABBED! — Carroll Co. man arrested in Georgia after alleged hammer attack (Top Stories/The Project)
ACCUSED OF BEATING WIFE WITH TOOL By Kevin Dayhoff A Carroll County man who allegedly beat his wife with a hammer is behind bars after being quickly apprehended in Georgia. Anthony T. Soligny, ...

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20100316 sdosm Latest stories in IV by Kevin Dayhoff

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Maryland State Police: Two dead in Hampstead murder-suicide

Two dead in Hampstead murder-suicide

Wednesday, March 17, 2010

A tragedy as the result of domestic violence has once again struck Carroll County.

In an incident yesterday, an ex-husband is alleged to have shot his way into the home of his ex-wife, killed her fiancé, and then turned gun on himself.

By Kevin Dayhoff http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2010/03/maryland-state-police-two-dead-in.html Labels: Carroll Co Dist Hampstead, Carroll County crime, Crime, Dayhoff writing essays crime, MD State Police, Public Safety Domestic Violence http://kbetrue.livejournal.com/309053.html

(Hampstead, MD) – The Maryland State Police were called to the scene of an apparent murder-suicide, in the late-morning hours of Tuesday, March 16, 2010, just outside of the town of Hampstead in northern Carroll County, Maryland, which has left two men dead.

According to the Maryland State Police, a 911 call came in to Carroll County Emergency Operations Center shortly after 11:00 a.m. “from a woman in the 1200-block of Allview Drive. She told the dispatcher that her ex-husband had just come into her home and shot her fiancé before shooting himself.”

When police arrived they found two deceased males in a first floor family room at the rear of the house, according to Maryland State Police spokesman Greg Shipley.

A subsequent investigation indicates that one of the males, identified as Michael L. Swift, III, 45 of the 3600-block of Benson Ave., Halethorpe, Baltimore County Md, is alleged to have used a shotgun to shoot his way through a sliding glass door in the back of the house.

At that point, police believe that Swift shot Zaidan S. “Steve” Asid, 51 and then turned the gun on himself. A .12-gauge shotgun was still in the possession of Swift when police arrived.

The police investigation revealed that the woman, (whom Kevin Dayhoff - Soundtrack will not identify because she is the victim of domestic violence,) who had made the 911 call, is apparently the former wife of Swift - and currently the fiancé of Asid, and lived at the home.

Police indicate that she was in the residence at the time of the shooting. She was taken for a medical examination, but found to be apparently unharmed physically. No one else was in the home at the time of the shooting.

The deceased were transported to the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner for autopsies as the Maryland State Police Homicide Unit spent the rest of the afternoon investigating the scene.

The Maryland State Police said that the investigation is ongoing. Check back with Kevin Dayhoff - Soundtrack - http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/ for more details as they develop.

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Latest stories in Investigative Voice by Kevin Dayhoff


Latest stories in Investigative Voice by Kevin Dayhoff

March 16, 2010

1. NEWS BRIEF — BB&T bank in Carroll County robbed (Top Stories/The Project) NO INJURIES REPORTED; SUSPECT FLEES WITH UNDISCLOSED AMOUNT OF LOOT By Kevin Dayhoff A BB&T Bank in Westminster (Carroll County) was the scene of a holdup Monday afternoon, Westminster Police reported ...

2. NEWS FLASH — Alleged hammer attacker denied bail (Top Stories/The Project) DEFENDANT EXPRESSES CONCERN FOR OWN SAFETY By Kevin Dayhoff Westminster — In a hearing held Thursday morning in Carroll County District Court, visiting Judge Paula J. Brown ordered Anthony Troy Soligny ...

3. NEWS FLASH — Accused Carroll Co. hammer assailant is flown back to Maryland (Top Stories/The Project)
... by troopers on a State Police plane. There were no problems reported during transport.” Soligny remains behind bars in Westminster. —Kevin Dayhoff ...

4. UPDATE — NABBED! Carroll Co. man accused in hammer attack to be extradited to Md. (Top Stories/The Project)
By Kevin Dayhoff A Carroll County man, who was arrested on March 3 while on the run on Rte. I-85 outside Lavonia, Ga., will soon be returning to Maryland to face charges for allegedly assaulting his ...

5. NABBED! — Carroll Co. man arrested in Georgia after alleged hammer attack (Top Stories/The Project)
ACCUSED OF BEATING WIFE WITH TOOL By Kevin Dayhoff A Carroll County man who allegedly beat his wife with a hammer is behind bars after being quickly apprehended in Georgia. Anthony T. Soligny, ...

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20100316 sdosm Latest stories in IV by Kevin Dayhoff

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Thursday, March 11, 2010

No bail for man accused of attacking his wife with a hammer


No bail for man accused of attacking his wife with a hammer. Defendant expresses concerns for his safety.

March 11, 2010 by Kevin Dayhoff

Please note that neither Kevin Dayhoff – Soundtrack, www.kevindayhoff.net or the Eagle, www.explorecarroll.com, believes that it is appropriate to name the victim of domestic abuse.

Labels: 20100302 Soligny assault case, 20100302 Soligny assault case Soundtrack, Carroll County crime, Crime, Dayhoff writing essays, Dayhoff writing essays crime, MD State Police, Public Safety Domestic Violence

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Yesterday, a bail review hearing for Anthony Troy Soligny, accused of attacking his wife with a hammer on March 2 was postponed until today.

Maryland State Police say Soligny allegedly assaulted his wife with a steel and rubber hammer, which police said they have taken into evidence.

At about 11:30 p.m. March 2, State Police at the Westminster Barracks received a 911 call from the victim, who had gone to a neighbor’s home to call police.

Troopers found the victim had sustained what appeared to be severe blunt force trauma injuries to her head. She was transported by ambulance to the Carroll Hospital Center, then later to Shock Trauma Center.

In the hearing held this morning in Carroll County District Court, visiting Judge Paula J. Brown, noted that Soligny is accused of a violent crime and agreed with the assistant state’s attorney, Tae Yee, that Soligny “is a serious flight risk.”

After the alleged assault on March 2, Soligny had fled the state and was arrested the next day, March 3, while traveling on I-85 just outside of Lavonia Georgia. He was subsequently locked up in Franklin County Detention Center in Carnesville, Ga., until Maryland State Police returned him to Carroll County.

Last Tuesday, Maryland State Police spokesman Greg Shipley said Soligny arrived at the Carroll County Detention Center at 5:45 p.m. He was flown back to Maryland by troopers on a State Police plane. “There were no problems reported during transport.”

Meanwhile, today, the judge ordered the defendant held without bail. It was further ordered that Soligny have no contact with the alleged victim, (his wife) or “the minor children,” and that Soligny be given a psychiatric evaluation.

Soligny did not appear in person in the short hearing but remained in the Carroll County Detention Center and participated by way of a video-link into the courtroom.

After the judge read the charges to the defendant, Soligny only answered “yes,” that he understood the charges. When asked if he will be contacting a public defender or obtaining a private attorney, Soligny responded, “private attorney.”

As if he had any questions, Soligny asked, “No one is going to hurt me here?,” at which time several friends of the victim began sobbing softly in the courtroom, while observing the hearing come to a close. According to several family friends, the victim of the attack is still recuperating from serious injuries.

Various sources close to the investigation have alluded that Soligny has been “uncooperative” since his arrest.

Check back with http://www.kevindayhoff.net/ for details as they come available.

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Soundtrack6 20100311 No bail for man accused

The Soligny story so far:

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County man accused of assault is apprehended in Georgia
Posted: 3/03/10 in Carroll Eagle, Westminster Eagle

Carroll County man accused of hammer attack to be returned to Maryland
Posted: 3/09/10 in Westminster Eagle

UPDATE: New Windsor man suspected in hammer attack returns to Maryland
Posted: 3/10/10 in Westminster Eagle, Carroll Eagle

Investigative Voice:

1. NEWS FLASH — Accused Carroll Co. hammer assailant is flown back to Maryland (Top Stories/The Project) By Kevin Dayhoff Maryland State Police brought Anthony T. Soligny, of New Windsor in Carroll County, back to Maryland Wednesday to face allegations that he allegedly attacked his wife with a hammer ...

2. UPDATE — NABBED! Carroll Co. man accused in hammer attack to be extradited to Md. (Top Stories/The Project) ... wife with a hammer. Anthony T. Soligny, 33, of New Windsor is currently being detained in the Franklin County Detention Center in Carnesville, Ga., charged with attempted murder, first- and second-degree ...

3. NABBED! — Carroll Co. man arrested in Georgia after alleged hammer attack (Top Stories/The Project) ACCUSED OF BEATING WIFE WITH TOOL By Kevin Dayhoff A Carroll County man who allegedly beat his wife with a hammer is behind bars after being quickly apprehended in Georgia. Anthony T. Soligny, ...

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Sountrack1: Carroll Co man taken into custody for allegedly assaulting his wife with a hammer http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2010/03/carroll-county-man-taken-into-custody.html http://tinyurl.com/yk95mr9 http://twitpic.com/16pbk6

Soundtrack2: (UPDATE1) Carroll County man accused of hammer attack to be returned to Maryland By Kevin Dayhoff March 8, 2010 http://tinyurl.com/y9ocw7e http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2010/03/update-carroll-county-man-accused-of.html Click here for a larger image: http://twitpic.com/17hxxb or here: http://kevindayhoff.tumblr.com/post/436427596/update-carroll-county-man-accused-of-hammer

Soundtrack3 (UPDATE2) Carroll County man accused of hammer attack to be returned to Maryland today (This story was just updated March 9, 2010 at 5:45 p.m. to reflect that Anthony T. Soligny is being returned to Maryland today.) http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2010/03/update2-carroll-county-man-accused-of.html Click here for a larger image: http://twitpic.com/17hxxb or here: http://kevindayhoff.tumblr.com/post/436427596/update-carroll-county-man-accused-of-hammer

Soundtrack4: Accused Carroll Co. hammer assailant, Anthony T. Soligny, is flown back to Maryland March 10, 2010 http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2010/03/accused-carroll-co-hammer-assailant.html http://tinyurl.com/y9uhw28 By Kevin Dayhoff Click here for a larger image: http://twitpic.com/17p46i

Soundtrack5: March 11, 2010 - - UPDATE Accused Carroll Co. hammer assailant, Anthony T. Soligny, remains behind bars in Westminster, MD March 10, 2010 By Kevin Dayhoff (This story was just updated March 10, 2010 at 3:20 p.m.) http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2010/03/update-accused-carroll-co-hammer.html http://kbetrue.livejournal.com/307125.html Photo caption: On Tuesday, March 9, Anthony T. Soligny, of New Windsor, is taken in handcuffs on board a Maryland State Police plane to be flown back to Maryland to face charges stemming from allegedly attacking his wife with a hammer on March 2. Photo courtesy of the Franklin County Sheriff’s Department in Carnesville, Georgia Click here for a larger image: http://twitpic.com/17p46i

[A comprehensive report on Anthony Soligny’s upcoming bail review and the circumstances surrounding the case, written by Carroll County Times staff writer Ryan Marshall may be found here: Bail review set for hammer attack suspect By Ryan Marshall, Times Staff Writer Thursday, March 11, 2010 http://www.carrollcountytimes.com/articles/2010/03/11/news/local_news/2_bail_review.txt]

Soundtrack6: No bail for man accused of attacking his wife with a hammer. Defendant expresses concerns for his safety. March 11, 2010 by Kevin Dayhoff http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2010/03/no-bail-for-man-accused-of-attacking.html http://tinyurl.com/yc9pcyn Click here for a larger image: http://twitpic.com/181p1f

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