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HARRY OSCAR1 at 1:36 AM May 15, 2013

the dame law always worry about buckle up in automobile they need to stop dame worry about seatbelt they need to worry about people with cellphone whild driving an automobile i seeing alots of people on there cellphone whild driving i also seeing city police and the sheriff department doing the something that why they don t gave a dame about cellphone whild driving i see they when i am riding my scooter or walking the street everday they only dame worry about seatbelt not anything eles they need to band cellphone whild driving in all 50 states in the united state when i am riding my scooter my cellphone stady in my cellphone case until i park my scooter i will not answer it whild i am riding my scooter at all i don t care how the dame calling me it will rining until i parked it that my rule i tell everbody not to call my when i am riding it but they still do i look for a parking space if not they i keep going until i get were i am going then i will call them back okay. the dame law needs to step it up with cellphone whild driving and stop worry about seatbelt all the time okay. from master harry oscar hershey junior from hagerstown maryland

sara.stride at 10:59 PM May 02, 2013

my wife and i were hit om behind on our scooters august 15th and it was a hit and run at 1032 approx. hagerstown md on the bridge above 81 on national pike. our accident was not posted the news and i have called multiple times to try and see if the police officer on our case has found anything and never responded to my calls. i also had a police officer tell me that if i nt think they are doing their job to shut the f### up and take them to court. heres the thing i have no clue why our accident didnt go onto the ws all i know is that the idiot that hit us that night is still out there and needs to be found. i have a team of people doing some minor investigating ourselfs since the police will not responde to me i have no way of knowing if the ce officer did persue the investigation. my fieance was on 19 and i was 18 she was stuck with about $50,000 of doctor bills because she had to goto shock trauma. all i ask is if anyone knows anything at all to contact the local police and please i need help this idiot is still out there. i mean come on turn yourself in. the truth will come out sooner or later. you will be found!!!! WHERE IS JUSTICE???

coleman at 1:18 PM April 15, 2013

Unidentified flying objects on the night of April 13 were seen by at least six people that I know of on the north side of Hagerstown while looking for the northern lights. Triangles about 1000 feet in elevation were seen with various lighting heading east to west. Dont know if drones were in the area, or if they would have been 60-70 feet on each side in length. Or had electronic interference as I have heard reported by some. Wow, I never thought those words would come out of my mouth (or fingers). But it is what it is.

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