Top stories this week in Prince George's County.
Among stories that received attention this week in Prince George's County were a teen allegedly shot over his cellphone, a man who was arrested in a fatal shooting of a teen in Lewisdale, and two construction workers seriously injured in a fall. Here are those articles and others. Police Arrest Man in Fatal Shooting of 14-year-old in Lewisdale The suspect in police custody was formally charged a day after the double shooting. Teen Shot Resisting Cell Phone Robbery, Suspect Charged As Adult Derrick Anthony Wills, 17, of NE Washington, is charged as an adult for allegedly shooting Prince George's teen who resisted giving up his cellphone. Two Construction Workers Injured in Fall From Laurel-Area Building Two workers suffered serious injuries…
Police arrested a female HCC student on Thursday who allegedly called-in a bomb threat.
Sharonmarie Michelle Webb, 29, of Baltimore, was charged in a Howard Community College bomb threat incident that forced school authorities to evacuate buildings Thursday while it was investigated. Police said she is charged with making a statement or rumor about a destructive device. Some members of the campus community reacted in alarm to episode, which occurred Thursday. "[There are] no excuses to cause panic and commotion to students in schools, especially after everything that has taken place in other colleges," wrote one user on the Howard Community College Facebook page. "It's just not something to be played with or joked about. If you aren't ready for an exam that you knew about, take responsibility for your actions and accept the …
UMD social scientists say there's a reason they call it a 'Crackberry.' Could you go cold turkey?
Joshua Laskin said he is definitely addicted to his smart phone, and not just for texting, e-mailing and making phone calls. “There’s so many different applications. You can go on Facebook, you can play card games, you can play Scrabble, Tetris, whatever,” Laskin, 19, said. “It’s just an easy way to kill some time.” Laskin, a senior physics major at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, is one of a segment of the young population that is addicted to technology, according to a study by the University of Maryland, College Park’s International Center for Media and the Public Agenda. According to the study, “students are not just unwilling, but functionally unable to be without their media links to the world.” Not only has the phone …
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4:45 am on Wednesday, November 14, 2012
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