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East Orange Man Faces Additional Murder Charge

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East Orange Man Faces Additional Murder Charge

**Guttenberg, NJ** – The Hudson County Prosecutor’s Office Homicide Unit has filed another murder charge against Lamont Cole of East Orange following the deaths of two men in Guttenberg.

Previously, Cole faced a murder charge related to the death of Justo Bory, 87, from Guttenberg. The Regional Medical Examiner’s Office’s post-mortem report for Ricardo Bory, 58, determined his death resulted from homicidal violence. Consequently, Cole now faces two counts of murder under N.J.S.A. 2C:11-3a(1)/(2).

On November 23, shortly after 10 p.m., Guttenberg Police were alerted to two unresponsive males at 209 71st Street. Identified as Justo and Ricardo Bory, both men were pronounced dead at the scene. During the initial investigation, Cole was arrested for interference and has since been held at the Hudson County Correctional Facility.

Cole’s murder charge regarding Justo Bory was filed on December 3, after the medical examiner determined the cause of death as neck compression, classifying it as homicide. These charges remain accusations, with Cole

Baltimore County Police Charge Suspect in Homicide Case

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Baltimore County Police Charge Suspect in Homicide Case

**Towson, MD** – Gregory Graham, aged 37, has been arrested by Baltimore County Police Homicide detectives in connection with a homicide that occurred on Tuesday. He faces charges of first-degree murder.

The incident took place around 6:10 p.m. in the vicinity of Honeywood Place and Sugarwood Circle, 21221. Officers responded following a report from a shotspotter.

Upon arrival, they found an adult female victim with a gunshot wound. The victim, identified as 49-year-old Stacy Cooper, was pronounced dead at the scene.

Gregory Graham is currently detained without bail at the Baltimore County Detention Center.

Traffic Stop Leads to Drug Charge in Cumberland

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Traffic Stop Leads to Drug Citation in Cumberland

**Cumberland, MD** – The Cumberland Police Department conducted a traffic stop on Tuesday due to a traffic violation observed in the Centre Street area.

Upon conclusion of the traffic stop, officers requested the driver’s consent to search the vehicle. During this consent search, suspected crack cocaine was discovered.

Daryl Boyer, a 63-year-old resident of Cumberland, Maryland, was arrested following the discovery. He was taken to police headquarters, issued a criminal citation for possession, and released pending a District Court trial.

Utica Police Charge Man with Drug Possession

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Utica Police Charge Man with Drug Possession

**UTICA, NY** – On February 28th at approximately 8:10 PM, officers from the Utica Police Department’s Crime Prevention Unit conducted a vehicle stop on Genesee Street near Bank Place for traffic violations under New York State laws.

During the stop, officers observed a corner knotted baggie on the passenger side floorboard, containing a substance appearing to be cocaine. The occupants were asked to exit the vehicle, and upon searching one of the passengers, identified as Tremayne Rigsbee, 47, additional baggies were found on his person.

Rigsbee was taken into custody and transported to the Utica Police Department. There, it was confirmed that the amount of narcotics found was at a felony level.

An investigator from the Special Investigations Unit charged Rigsbee with third-degree and seventh-degree Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance.

Georgetown driver faces seventh DUI charge after late-night crash

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Delaware State Police Arrest Man for Seventh DUI After Crash

**Dover, DE** – Delaware State Police have arrested Luis Rivera, 52, of Georgetown, Delaware, for his seventh DUI offense following a crash investigation early Monday morning.

At approximately 12:39 a.m. on Monday, troopers responded to a single-vehicle crash on Bay Road, near Milford Neck Road. The crash involved a Ford F-250 with visible damage and deployed airbags.

The investigation indicated that the vehicle left the northbound lane of Bay Road, entered a residential yard in the 3000 block, and collided with an electrical box, mailbox, and a large tree before coming to a stop. Officers found Rivera in the vehicle exhibiting signs of impairment.

Rivera was transported to a hospital for evaluation by Emergency Medical Services. At the hospital, the presence of alcohol was detected on his breath and field sobriety tests indicated further impairment.

A background check showed Rivera had six prior DUI convictions. An inventory of his vehicle revealed an empty bottle of alcohol. Once medically cleared, Rivera was charged at Troop 4 with a seventh DUI offense, malicious mischief by motor vehicle, and failing to remain in a single lane. He was arraigned and committed to