NEWS
June 21, 1994
Three women, one of whom broke a beer bottle and threatened to cut a store detective, stole an undetermined amount of clothing from the Jamesway Department Store at Lake Shore Plaza Sunday, county police said yesterday.The store detective, John Phelps, 18, told police he noticed the women shortly before 6 p.m., taking items from hangers and shelves and putting them under the clothes they were wearing, police said.Mr. Phelps said he confronted one of the women as the three left the store. One ran to a white car in the parking lot, and the others walked, Mr. Phelps told police.
NEWS
By Justin Fenton and Justin Fenton,Sun reporter | January 25, 2008
Three women have sued a former Anne Arundel County police officer who they claim asked them to bare their breasts during traffic stops -- and snapped a photograph of himself fondling one of them. The lawsuits also target the county government and Police Department, saying they should never have hired, then failed to supervise, the rookie officer, Joseph F. Mosmiller. Mosmiller, 23, was convicted of misconduct in office last year and stripped of his badge amid allegations that he had threatened to take the women to jail unless they agreed to lift their tops.
TRAVEL
By Susan Reimer and Susan Reimer,Sun Staff | January 10, 1999
A weekend at a bed and breakfast is the common denominator daydream of all kinds of couples, from new lovers to weary parents or touristy retirees. It is an intimate retreat, a place of discovery or rediscovery, a jumping-off point for sightseeing.The same is true even if you're not a couple at all, but three women: forever friends from way-back-when who play an unspoken game of "Can You Top This?" when selecting the setting for a reunion.In that case, a bed and breakfast must be more than "delightful" or "charming."
NEWS
By Liz F. Kay and Liz F. Kay,SUN STAFF | August 11, 2000
Three women were shot with a pellet gun outside a Wendy's restaurant in Westminster at dinner- time Wednesday, authorities said. No one else was injured. Michael W. Riggs, 18, of the 600 block of Windsor Drive was charged with second-degree assault, reckless endangerment, use of a deadly weapon and possession of marijuana, court records show. He was released yesterday from the Carroll County Detention Center in Westminster on $50,000 bond, court records show. Westminster police said a man passed through the drive-through lane of the fast-food restaurant about 5:10 p.m. and shot at three women who were standing outside near a pay phone in the 300 block of N. Center St. Amanda L. Grimm, 23, of Ellicott City was struck in the right leg. Melissa L. Sealover, 18, of Westminster was shot in the right hip. The women were treated at Carroll County General Hospital in Westminster and released, a spokeswoman said.
NEWS
By Candus Thomson and Candus Thomson,SUN STAFF | February 15, 1998
Imagine your mom on the radio for two hours. Then multiply by three, add commercials and what do you get?No, you're not crazy.Rising above the static of Rush and Ollie and all-this and all-that formats are the distinct voices of three women who are raising children and the consciousness of Central Maryland listeners.Their program, "Mom's Talk. No, You're Not Crazy," lights up the phones and fax machine at Frederick's WFMD, 930 AM with questions and opinions on everything from weekly allowances to home schooling, diapers to dating.
NEWS
By Andrea F. Siegel and Andrea F. Siegel,SUN STAFF | September 3, 1998
Just by walking into the courtroom yesterday, the three judges made a statement: Women on the state's intermediate appellate court have achieved critical mass.The opening of the fall term of the Court of Special Appeals marked the first time one of its three-judge panels was all-women."We all wore pearls to mark the occasion," Judge Ellen L. Hollander quipped during a short break from hearing arguments in a half-dozen cases. "It was either this or white gloves."But each one's pearls were different.