Good afternoon, Baltimore: Monday lunchtime lowdown

ON THE SITE...

Second suspect arrested in taped beating by courthouse: Shayone Davis, 20, is being held on $750,000 bail on charges of armed robbery and two counts of assault. Police have identified her as the woman seen in the video dancing, then slapping the victim across the face.

Cause of 3-alarm fire in Canton warehouse still to be determined: Maryland Department of the Environment and federal EPA officials were on the site of a fire at Eastern Plating Co. on Monday, but fire officials were not yet able to investigate the cause of the blaze because of dangerous conditions.

Annapolis police arrest seven in prostitution sting: Police conducted a special operation to catch men soliciting prostitutes on West Street in downtown Annapolis on Thursday.

Spring snow accumulating in Western Maryland: A winter storm affecting western Pennsylvania and New York was dropping some snow on Allegany and Garrett counties, although snowfall expectations were falling Monday morning.

Federal agents raid Patapsco Flea Market: Homeland Security agents confiscated what they said was counterfeit, pirated and unlicensed merchandise.

COMING LATER TODAY...

• Lawyers for two brothers accused of beating a black teenager while members of a Jewish community patrol group are seeking a seventh postponement in Avi and Eliyahu Werdesheim's trial, citing the attention on the Trayvon Martin case.
• Maryland civil rights leader Carl Snowden was charged with marijuana possession Friday, and more details could be forthcoming Monday.
  
• In college lacrosse, what does Johns Hopkins' losing streak mean for its upcoming matchup with Loyola and the NCAA tournament? Sports columnist Mike Preston will look at that question.
• Tuesday's business section will look at Nextdoor, a new neighborhood social networking tool created in Anne Arundel County.