Baltimore county vice

The three vice squad men lost no time in hurrying over from headquarters. Benton was arrested, and Mrs. Catherine Darrell, forty-six, one of the proprietors of the club, also was charged with permitting an indecent show to be presented.

There was some testimony about a brassiere Mrs. Magistrate Laukaitis postponed the case until Saturday morning to permit the defendants to produce witnesses who would say Mrs. Nine men were arrested yesterday morning in a vice squad raid in the block West North Avenue. Sidle, Esq. Kurtinitus, Ph. Starr, Ph. Schwab, ; Michael N. Eickhoff, ; Anne West, Meetings: 3rd Tuesday, p. Byrd R ; William J. Feuer R ; Bruce N. Harris D ; Gloria J. Mason D. Meetings: 4th Wednesday, a. Katie A.

Photo by Sarah A. Della J. Leister, R. McLean, Meetings: last Friday, a. Krugman, M. Hermann, Esq. Ex officio: Gregory Wm. Dever, Esq. Meetings: last Tuesday, a. House, Chief , ; e-mail: shouse baltimorecountymd.

Hall ; e-mail: phall baltimorecountymd. Morhaim , M. Glass, M. Representing County Council: vacancy, designee of Thomas E. Quirk Ex officio: Timothy H. Shellenberger, Esq. Zaremba, Esq. Hyatt, Police Chief; Laura D. Riley, Director, Dept. Tyler, designee of Administrator, Dept. Mayhew, Acting Director, Dept. Meetings: 2nd Friday, a.

Melzer, M. Youngfellow, R. D'Souza ; e-mail: ddsouza baltimorecountymd. Hall, Chief , e-mail: phall baltimorecountymd. Donatelli, M. Andrulis, D. Katherine R. Pigot; Bernard Smith. Katz, Executive Director e-mail: ekatz baltimorecountymd. Forman, Esq. Darrell Russell, Jr. Jacobson, Esq. Leppert, ; J. Michael Lawlor, Esq. Meetings: 1st Tuesday, p. Dills, Esq. Robinson, Esq. Shellenberger , Esq. Green, Esq. Alternates: Richard Karceski, ; Victoria Rosellini, Lewis, Supervisor e-mail: kllewis baltimorecountymd.

Kennedy, Chief e-mail: dkennedy baltimorecountymd. Davis, Supervisor e-mail: tmdavis baltimorecountymd. Hicks Grossi, Esq. Carl Richards, Jr. Prenger, Secretary; e-mail: rob. Howie III , Esq. Myer, ; Scott Welsh, ; Russell M. Berk, ; John Merryman, Meetings: 2nd Wednesday, p.

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Create an account and save any information from the catalog to your Portfolio for quick and easy reference. However, school policy states that agenda items can be added by a board majority seven members at any time, which could allow for a new vote for the officers at any public school board meeting. Board members may also submit proposed agenda items for consideration at a future board meeting which the board chair and superintendent can take under consideration and add to the agenda.

He reiterated a similar statement regarding Vice Chairwoman Henn. Causey and Henn were elected last December for the one-year term. State law requires that school boards hold elections for their officers during the first week of December.

The board, which is usually comprised of 12 members, has been working with 11 since the October death of appointed member, Roger Hayden. Despite the vacancy, Nussbaum stated that state law reads that the required votes for officers must still reach a majority of a member board, which would be seven.

Schools Superintendent Darryl L.