A mid-morning traffic stop in Anne Arundel County on March 2 resulted in the arrest of a Glen Burnie man on both weapons and drug charges. Police pulled over the motorist nearby the intersection of Ordnance Road and Ritchie Highways just before 11:30 a.m., while they were performing a routine patrol of the area. It's unclear what motivated them to pull the man over though.
What are the penalties for violating a Maryland protective order?
Protection and restraining orders are virtually the same. Each of these is a court-ordered document that prohibits an individual from coming within a set distance of another person. That protected party can be a vulnerable adult, household member or child. This type of court order can be put in place in any number of situations including stalking and domestic violence cases. Anyone who violates a protective order in Maryland is subject to being arrested and charged with a crime for doing so.
The legal limit doesn't protect you from a DUI
When considering alcohol consumption and driving, everyone knows that the legal limit is 0.08%. If you meet or break that Blood Alcohol Concentration (BAC), then you have broken the law. You can get arrested and face DUI charges.
How to see the positive side of divorce
When facing a divorce, it's easy to feel defeated and surrender to negative emotions. You may start to feel like you are a failure or a victim, and you may start to become resentful of the decisions that you made in the past. While engaging in these types of thoughts is understandable, it's important that you don't let negativity eat away at you.
How to connect with children on limited time
Parents who feel like they don't have enough time with their children often seek out ways that they can actively work to connect with them. This is something often considered by busy parents -- those long hours at the office add up -- but it's also an issue for divorced parents. If you only have your kids from 30% to 50% of the time, you must do what you can to make that time count.
