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@ShoreUndercover You'd think there was enough space in Toddville that everyone could keep to themselves.

Assist Citizen with Previous Assault Toddville, MD -Maryland State Police (Easton Barrack I) have been dispatched to a boat ramp in Toddville, MD (near the Country Store) for an incident that occurred yesterday and is continuing over into today. Yesterday morning, at around 5:00 AM, an assault took place where the caller was struck in the head with a cooler. The caller admitted that he did punch the other party in the face as a response to being struck in the head. Today, when he arrived at the boat ramp, the other party's truck was there and on the front seat, is an AR-15. The vehicle is unlocked and the owner is not with the truck at this time. The caller believes the subject is still out on the water. Update 8:20 AM - Troopers made an attempt to explain to the “victim” what was going to happen however he is totally non-compliant. Troopers are still going to go check the boat ramp for any safety issues related to the firearm. Update 8:25 AM - Troopers are now out with the vehicle in question. They have confirmed that there is a firearm on the front seat of the vehicle however there is no magazine in the weapon. Update 8:43 AM - The “victim” who is uncooperative is now down at the boat ramp and attempting to get into the vehicle to throw the weapon in the water. The Troopers have verified that the vehicle is unlocked. Update 9:15 AM - Troopers are now out with the vehicle owner. ⏰ Note: This call was significantly delayed for officer safety reasons due to a firearm being present.

@ShoreUndercover RV vs light pole? As poorly as some RVs are made that might be 50/50 in favor of the pole.

⚠️ PLEASE AVOID THE AREA ⚠️ Motor Vehicle Crash With Injuries 6800 block of Worcester Highway - Newark, MD -Maryland State Police (Berlin Barrack V) has been dispatched to the 6800 block of Worcester Highway for a motor vehicle crash with injuries. Reported to be a RV vs. a light pole. ‼️ SHARE THIS POST - Please be sure to share this with your friends and family who may be driving in that area, to prevent any delays in their travel ‼️

@flagshiptweets Is the Cambridge, MD theater ok?

Take a vow and get tickets NOW. #TheBrideMovie only in theaters Friday. flagshipcinemas.com

@WSJ Guns are legal but they aren't allowed on campus? It's not a new concept.

Recreational marijuana is legal all over—which is a big problem for high school administrators trying to keep it off campus on.wsj.com/4bopC4q

@chrismartenson @barnes_law If you don't buy something you can't get a refund.

Question: Any chance we're still within the 'buyer's remorse' refund window?

@MaxBlumenthal Everything is a fcking holocaust. Are you really so thick as to not understand how using that word for everything belittles it and the actual killing of 11,000,000 people.

On their way to make another Holocaust

@Neccccy @JohnCleese Your not already gone?

Thumbs up if you are a yes?

@gman5180 @TruthJasonLee A joke starts like, "A rabbi and a priest walk into a bar...", not, "You should die for voting for someone i don't like and since I'm in the medical field I could make that happen....ha ha ha...".

Do you remember the nurse (Eric Martindale) who posted that he would refuse to provide anesthesia to Trump supporters? 🧐 Well, he has been fired for his comments, but some say losing his job over what he called "a joke" was extreme.🧐 Should he have been fired for a social media post?❓❓❓

@ShoreUndercover I like seeing every call and i like them to be as happening now as possible. If an update is needed just add as it's received. I think it's interesting to see how many calls there are during a day.

OK folks, I need your help! PLEASE READ! For the past few months, I’ve been considering 2 major changes to Eastern Shore Undercover. 1-Eliminate Some Calls That Are Less Useful To Community 2-Further delay the calls to provide more detailed info Since we started this page, we’ve always heard complaints about various calls. Some people think we should not post all of the calls we hear and only those more serious incidents. It’s their opinion so we take it all in and while you may think we just don’t care, that has never been the process. My thinking process on this was if I just post what I hear, this keeps it fair and impartial. When I have the radios on and permitting I have enough info, I would just post the call. Everything we post is public knowledge, and if it hasn’t been dispatched over a radio, it means a first responder is on the scene and we’ve been informed about the incident from someone on the scene. That said, we are considering changing to only posting the more serious posts. Meaning, we would no longer post Fire Alarm calls, we would no longer post general health calls such as seizure calls, people that fall down, etc. We would also delay publishing the calls a tad bit longer, so we can gather more information. We are hoping that by doing this, it will give a more clear picture of what is happening, and not just what is dispatched. This has always been an issue because we would make a post and then find out later that when first responders got on the scene, it was much different than what was originally posted. The bottom line, we are trying to become more reliable, more credible and provide a better service to the community. This would mean less posts published each day but more detailed info published. I really want to hear your thoughts. Should we make the change? Should we keep it the same? Please let me know your thoughts.

@AnnaRMatson Do you request communication about your requests?

The Village of Holly isn’t even trying to hide the fact that they retaliate against me. I copied and pasted an identical FOIA request that was free for someone else, changed the names, and was still charged $813 🚨 Could it be more obvious at this point? This is why I am taking them to federal court.

@MikenzieFrost @IsaiahLCarter The mayor's office in 10 years has gone from 39 employees in 2016 with a budget of $5.2mill, to 118 employees in 2026 with a budget of $25.5 million. That's $200k per person. Aunties and cousins gettin' paid.

ICYMI: After Mayor Scott told me "if it's not illegal, then it's appropriate" when I asked about OIG report on his office's spending, we asked council members their thoughts. "The standard is higher than that," Councilman Mark Conway said. foxbaltimore.com/news/local/as-…

@nytimes She wasn't AG when Epstein was investigated.

Breaking News: Lawmakers voted to subpoena Attorney General Pam Bondi to testify about the investigation of Jeffrey Epstein. The vote marked a rare case of a Republican-led panel compelling a member of the president’s cabinet to testify. nyti.ms/4r76zQR

@baltimoresun 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Maybe he can harbor them in a club suite at the stadiums.

Mayor Brandon Scott signed an executive order this week aimed at shielding Baltimore residents from federal immigration enforcement while providing city-backed legal support. bit.ly/4spVHOX

@nytimes 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 So, they haven't measuring it properly and it's actually higher than they understood it to be? Not that it's getting higher, since nothing is underwater, but that they were just doing it wrong.

Breaking News: Scientists have been using methods that underestimated how high sea levels already are, a new study found. nyti.ms/4l9GOOl

@baltimoresun Bowing they're putting in check valves.

Basements in Baltimore’s Bolton Hill and Hampden neighborhoods have repeatedly flooded with sewage over the past six months, leaving residents to pay for cleanup and repairs. Homeowners blame aging pipes and nearby development, while city officials on fixing things since 2002. Marian Savige moved into her Bolton Hill townhome a decade ago. Since then, she said, tree roots repeatedly invade a broken sewer line, triggering backups every six to nine months. The most recent surge in January forced sewage up to 2 inches high along her basement wall. After each incident, Savige hires a crew to clean and sanitize — often at her own expense. Following the latest backup, city officials told her she would be reimbursed for some sanitation costs but not for damaged belongings. “We do end up throwing away a lot of stuff,” she said. “We’ve learned to put everything up a little higher or in plastic, something easier to clean, because we know it’s going to happen." Read more: bit.ly/46FB8pt 📸: Kevin Richardson, @baltimoresun

@Enquirer Fear and learning what is dangerous has kept man alive for 300,000 years. Welcoming in rattlesnakes and bears into their camps has not been a survival skill.

Opinion: Scouting should teach inclusion and courage, not fear | Letter cincinnati.com/story/opinion/…

@JohnCleese I get that you probably know all the kings and wars of England,but if you're going to try to make quipy remarks about the US gov then maybe you'd want to review some basic history first. Just the most obvious:John Adams and John Quincy Adams George H. W. Bush and George W. Bush

The USA is now a family business

@pissedonandoff @wjz The interesting thing about the top 10 in that scenario: there are always 10.

@wjz This is great, brief the #sharpshooters on the Top 10 criminals as well and take them out

The city says it will begin killing deer with sharpshooters to bring the population down to healthy levels. cbsnews.com/baltimore/news…

@nbcwashington 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 He should have given that speech at whichever antifa meeting he attends.

De Niro was reading excerpts from Abraham Lincoln's “Lyceum Address,” a warning against mob violence and a call for civility from the former president. nbc4dc.com/2NMkDDF