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Second baseman Robert Andino said he believes his war of words with New York Yankees catcher Russell Martin at the end of Monday's game was a misunderstanding - nothing more. “Just heat of the moment, boys being boys,” Andino said. “We had a few words, but nothing big.” Martin apparently accused Andino of tipping pitch location in the ninth inning, while Andino was at second base and Yankees closer Mariano Rivera was on the mound. “I guess so, but it was just a misunderstanding, I guess.

The Fallston branch of BB&T Bank was held up by a potentially armed robber Monday morning, Maryland State Police said. The robbery is the second since November at the same bank, which is less than a mile from the State Police Bel Air Barrack. Troopers from the Bel Air Barrack responded at 9:30 a.m. to the in the bank in the 1900 block of Belair Road for a report of an armed robbery, according to a media release from State Police. According to State Police, the robber displayed a note to the teller requesting money from the teller drawers.

On July 24, 2009 REGIINA M. KELLER "JEAN" (nee Kraus), beloved wife of Frank J. Teller, cherished mother of Teresa J. Teller and the late Cynthia T. Teller. Services and Interment at the convenience of the family. Arrangments by MARZULLO FUNERAL CHAPEL, P.A., 6009 Harford Road, Baltimore, MD 21214

A 50-year-old man who threatened to shoot patrons and tellers while robbing two Baltimore banks within a block of each other near Johns Hopkins Hospital was sentenced Thursday to 12 years in prison. George Jordan, of Baltimore, admitted in U.S. District Court in Baltimore to the holdups -- in February and March 2009 that targeted bank branches on East Monument Street. The suspect, George Jordan of Baltimore, pleaded guilty to the crimes in U.S. District Court in Baltimore.

On January 5, 2006, LOUIS J. TELLER, JR., beloved husband of Sylvia Teller(nee Kwiatkowski); devoted father of Bonnie Baker and her husband John, Louis Teller, III and his late wife Sandra and the late Sandra Kropp; loving grandfather of Jennifer Baker; dear brother of Eleanor Cook, Ronald Teller and the late Dorothy Reese and Francis Frey; dear brother in-law of Charlotte Burton. The family will receive friends at the family owned Ruck Towson Funeral Home, Inc., 1050 York Road, (beltway exit 26A)

RUTH TELLER GOODWIN, 88, longtime resident of Catonsville, passed away peacefully November 6, 2003 at Copper Ridge in Sykesville, MD. The widow of Wm. M. Goodwin, Jr., Ruth is survived by their four children: daughter Fran and her husband Donn of Stone Ridge, NY, son Terry & his wife Ann of Miami, FL, daughter Meg and her husband Joel of Hawk Point, Missouri, and son James and his wife Reiko of New York City; six grand children, three great-grandchildren with...

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. -- A teller helped police quickly track down a bank robbery suspect yesterday after she recognized the man as an old high school classmate.Charles Alfonso, 24, was charged with robbing a First Union Bank branch after a teller told police she remembered him from Stranahan High several years earlier.Police say a man walked into the bank, handed a teller a note and made a motion implying he had a gun, police said. The robber was given a stack of money with an exploding dye pack hidden inside.

Memoirs: A Twentieth-Century Journey in Science and Politics, by Edward Teller with Judith Shoolery. Perseus Publishing. 628 pages. $35. Intermittently inaccurate and even vicious, the Memoirs of Edward Teller nevertheless helps fill in the record from someone who was present at the creation of many of the major features of the nuclear age. Born in Hungary in 1908, the son of a secular Jewish lawyer, Teller witnessed the post-World War I seizure of...

A knife-wielding man robbed an Edgewater bank Saturday morning, of an undisclosed amount of money, county police said.The robber ran into the First Virginia Bank of Maryland in the 2000 block of Solomons Island Road about 10:25 a.m., clutching a black cloth over his face. He threatened a teller with a steak knife, took the money and ran toward the south side of the bank, police said.The bandit was described as a black male in his early to mid-20s, about 5 feet 10 inches tall. He weighs about 185 pounds and was wearing green shorts, a white T-shirt, a beige bandanna and white tennis shoes.

Services for Alice E. Wayson, a former bank employee and singer, will be held at 11:30 a.m. today at the Singleton Funeral Home at 1 Second Ave. S.W., in Glen Burnie.Mrs. Wayson, who was 69, died Jan. 24 of cancer at a hospital in Punta Gorda, Fla., where she had lived for eight years.A native of Baltimore who was reared in Ferndale and graduated from Glen Burnie High School, the former Alice E. Ruark sang as a young woman on radio programs with Garry Moore. She also sang with the Woody Herman band during a Baltimore engagement.

Second baseman Robert Andino said he believes his war of words with New York Yankees catcher Russell Martin at the end of Monday's game was a misunderstanding - nothing more. “Just heat of the moment, boys being boys,” Andino said. “We had a few words, but nothing big.” Martin apparently accused Andino of tipping pitch location in the ninth inning, while Andino was at second base and Yankees closer Mariano Rivera was on the mound. “I guess so, but it was just a misunderstanding, I guess.

A 29-year-old Westminster an was arrested on Thursday, July 7, and charged with robbing a bank on Main Street in Westminster earlier in the day. The Westminster Police Department reported that on Thursday, July 7, at about 12:30 p.m., officers were dispatched to the PNC Bank, at 132 W. Main St., for a reported robbery. Police said that witness told them a black male — dressed in all black clothing and wearing a plastic bag on his head — had entered the bank and presented a teller with a note demanding money.

Two banks, six minutes. Even by the standards set in Baltimore, Frederick McMillan was prolific. The 39-year-old, after being freed from federal prison for, you guessed it, robbing a bank, returned to his old habits and quickly made up for lost time. He held up 10 banks over 25 days last July. Police say that 47 banks were robbed in Baltimore City in 2009, meaning this one suspect was responsible for nearly 20 percent of all the holdups in one year. McMillan started his spree July 2 at the M&T Bank on West Baltimore Street, which would net him his second-largest haul — $4,097.

A 43-year-old man who police say held up a bank in Pikesville is being sought for questioning. Baltimore County police said Tuesday that they have obtained an arrest warrant for Curtis Maurice Wright of the 3400 block of Walbrook Ave. in Baltimore. In a statement, the department said Wright robbed the SunTrust Bank at 103 Reisterstown Road on Dec. 23. Detectives said a man entered the bank, walked up to a teller and, implying that he was armed, demanded money. The teller gave him an undisclosed amount of cash.

A former BB&T Bank teller supervisor who prosecutors say stole more than $200,000 for online gambling, lottery tickets and trips to casinos and resorts in Atlantic City pleaded guilty Monday to embezzling over an 18-month period. Quiana Dantelle Ruffin, 34, of the 4400 block of Norfen Road in Halethorpe, pleaded guilty to theft of more than $500 in Howard County Circuit Court. She is to be sentenced April 9. Senior Assistant State's Attorney Colleen McGuinn told Judge Timothy J. McCrone that she would seek a sentence of 10 years in prison, but McCrone said he would countenance no more than 18 months of incarceration.

A Baltimore woman who was fired by the State Employees Credit Union has won a racial discrimination complaint against the organization.Patricia A. Mack, who lost her position as assistant head teller at the credit union's Baltimore branch in July 1989, is entitled to reinstatement and back pay, in an amount to be determined by April.References to the case also will be expunged from Ms. Mack's personnel records.The credit union can appeal the decision handed down last week by the State Office of Administrative Hearings.

A man robbed a Glen Burnie bank of an undisclosed amount of money Wednesday afternoon, county police said.The man walked into the Arundel Federal Savings Bank in the 600 block of Crain Highway about 2:20 p.m., went to a writing station, scribbled a note and handed it to a teller, police said.The teller gave the man money, which he stuffed in a black fanny pack he carried on his shoulder. The bandit then ran from the bank. He is described as black, 19 to 22, and 5 feet 9 inches tall and about 140 pounds.