NEWS
June 12, 2001
A longtime Taneytown Elementary School teacher accused of sexually abusing five young boys over two decades has been released on $300,000 bond. Harold W. Fair Jr., 49, of the 100 block of W. Baltimore St. in Taneytown was arrested Thursday afternoon and charged with one second-degree sex offense, six counts of child sexual abuse, five third-degree sex offenses, one sodomy count and one perverted practice count. He was suspended with pay shortly after police began their investigation May 22. Yesterday was the last paid day of the school year for teachers.
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By Mary Gail Hare | December 13, 2007
A Bel Air business owner has been charged with sexually abusing a 15-year-old boy during an 11-month period that ended in July, according to the Harford County state's attorney's office. William L. Harrison, 62, owner of Trenton Property Services on Main Street, was arrested last week and charged with six counts of abuse, said Bruce Smith, the assistant state's attorney handling the case. Authorities say that the abuse occurred while the boy worked for Harrison's company. Police are continuing the investigation and have determined that Harrison has employed several boys of the same age in the past, Smith said.
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By Lisa Respers and Lisa Respers,SUN STAFF | November 11, 1997
A Harford County jury convicted Havre de Grace City Councilman Charles A. Maslin III yesterday of child sex abuse and molestation in a case that involved sex with a youth almost 20 years ago.Maslin, 40, was led away in handcuffs to the county Detention Center after being found guilty in Circuit Court of two counts of second-degree sexual offense, one count of third-degree sexual offense and one count of child abuse.Maslin, elected to office in May 1996, could receive prison terms totaling 65 years when he is sentenced by Judge Thomas E. Marshall in three weeks.
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By Darren M. Allen and Darren M. Allen,Staff Writer | October 13, 1993
Two children took the witness stand yesterday in Carroll Circuit Court and told Judge Luke K. Burns Jr. that their father had sexually abused them in their grandmother's home."
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By Carol L. Bowers and Andrea F. Siegel and Carol L. Bowers and Andrea F. Siegel,Staff Writers | August 11, 1993
The Anne Arundel County Board of Education named Washington, D.C., lawyer Alan I. Baron as the investigator who will determine whether Superintendent C. Berry Carter II failed to TTC report suspected child abuse, in violation of state law.Mr. Baron, a Baltimore resident who is a partner in the firm of Howrey & Simon, also has been asked to look closely at recent events at Northeast High School. Since April, three teachers have been indicted on charges of child sex abuse involving students at the Pasadena school.
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By Laura Lippman and William B. Talbott and Laura Lippman and William B. Talbott,Evening Sun Staff | May 15, 1991
A 67-year-old man is in City Jail today, charged with sexually assaulting two girls at a northeast Baltimore day-care home run by his wife.The man, Arthur A. Vaughn, of the 1700 block of Homestead St., was being held in lieu of $50,000 bail on charges of rape, child abuse and other sex-related offenses.The charges involve two girls, one who allegedly was assaulted over a four-year period, from 1985 through 1989. This case was first reported to police April 16 of this year, and Vaughn was arrested April 29.The day-care home's license, registered in the name of Vaughn's wife, was suspended in an emergency hearing April 17, Roberta Ward, assistant director of the state's child care administration, said today.