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5/17 Dropped wallet prompts arrests of city teens

Two city 17-year-olds, a boy and a girl, were arrested Thursday after they allegedly broke into a Virginia Avenue property and then left behind a bag containing the wallet of one of the suspects.....more>>

  • 5/17 Woman charged in burglary
    Alleged breaking and entering into a High Bedford Street residence last July has led to the arrest of a Cumberland woman who was served with an arrest warrant Thursday.

  • 5/17 Leads sought in burglary of residence
    The Mineral/Allegany County Crime Solvers is seeking information concerning a burglary of a Dan’s Run Road residence near Fort Ashby.

  • 5/16 - Mineral teens hurt in Route 956 accident
    Two Mineral County teenagers were taken to Cumberland Memorial Hospital after their vehicle traveled out of control and overturned on state Route 956 near Short Gap early Wednesday evening.

  • 5/16 - Graffiti writer sought by state police
    Police are trying to find those responsible for damaging property at a private apartment complex by writing graffiti.

  • 5/16 - Corriganville accident injures at least two
    Two people were transported to Cumberland Memorial Hospital following a vehicle accident on Ellerslie Road at 3:11 p.m Thursday, according the Allegany County 911 Joint Communications Division.

  • 5/15 - Two injured in rollover
    Two were transported to Cumberland Memorial Hospital when a vehicle rolled over on state Route 956 near state Route 28 Wednesday evening, according to Mineral County office of Emergency Management and Homeland Security.

  • 5/15 - Death penalty panel forming
    The Maryland Statistical Analysis Center of the Governor's Office of Crime Control and Prevention is seeking nominations from individuals interested in serving on the Maryland Commissioner on Capital Punishment.

  • 5/14 - Mapleside homes hit by burglars
    Burglaries of several residences early Monday in the 100 and 200 blocks of New Hampshire and Blackiston avenues are being investigated by Cumberland Police.

  • 5/14 - Injury reported in Rawlings accident
    At least one person was injured Tuesday in a one-vehicle accident in the 18000 block of McMullen Highway, according to the Allegany County 911 Joint Communications Division.

  • 5/14 - Found property owners sought
    City police are attempting to locate the owners of various items that were recovered recently by the department and by citizens.

  • 5/14 - Seat belt checks planned at mall on Friday
    A seat belt checkpoint will be conducted at the Country Club Mall on Friday from 4 to 5 p.m. by the Allegany County Sheriff's Office.

  • 5/13 - Man arrested on several warrants
    A city man arrested Sunday in a domestic assault complaint also was served with several warrants that were already on file for his arrest.

  • 5/13 - City woman charged in alleged assault
    A city woman was arrested Friday after she allegedly assaulted a woman at a Glenn Street residence, Cumberland Police said.

  • 5/13 - Truck wreck closes state Route 42
    State Route 42 in Grant County was closed for about five and a half hours after a tractor-trailer crash at 12:14 p.m. Monday, according to the Grant County Communications Center.

  • 5/13 - Wreck injures three youth
    A single-vehicle accident Sunday night in Brothersvalley Township injured three boys, Pennsylvania State Police said.

  • 5/13 - Two hurt at Route 46 wreck
    Two people were transported to Cumberland Memorial Hospital following an accident Monday at 1:11 p.m. in Fountain.

  • 5/13 - Campaign sign thefts reported
    West Virginia State Police is continuing to investigate the reported theft of approximately 17 campaign signs from properties in the Fort Ashby area.

  • 5/12 - Man jailed after shooting
    A Frostburg man was being held on $100,000 bond after shooting two young boys with a BB pellet gun Saturday night outside his home in Frost Village.

  • 5/12 - One severely hurt in crash
    A Cumberland resident suffered apparent life-threatening injuries after being involved in a one-car accident early Sunday morning in Cumberland.

  • 5/12 - Police charge crash victim
    Police charged a Frostburg man who lost control of his motorcycle on New Germany Road south of Fosters Inn Road Saturday with negligent driving and DUI.

  • 5/12 - Two charged in dispute
    Two city women were charged with second-degree assault Saturday after police interviewed both and discovered each had visible signs of injuries.

  • 5/12 - One injured in accident
    A Somerset County man was taken to Conomaugh Hospital on Friday with moderate injuries after losing control of his vehicle and striking a mail box.

  • 5/12 - Chase ends with arrest
    Police officers' attempt to stop a vehicle traveling Saturday at 2:08 a.m. without its headlights turned into a brief high-speed vehicle chase and foot pursuit before the driver was apprehended.

  • 5/12 - Online car deal fraudulent
    A Somerset County, Pa., woman learned the hard way that some things are too good to be true.

  • 5/11 - Rain brings flood watch
    The National Weather Service issued a flood watch in Allegany County.

  • 5/11 - Boat totaled in car crash
    Police described a Garrett County man’s boat as a total loss after a two-car accident Saturday afternoon on Gorman Road.

  • 5/11 - Small fire at NewPage
    The Allegany County 911 Joint Communications Division received a report of a small fire early Saturday at the NewPage facility in Luke.

  • 5/11 - Fire damages near $200,000
    An insurance adjuster’s value of the loss from the fire at a Bel Air Plaza business on Thursday totaled $150,000 for contents and $45,000 to the building.

  • 5/11 - Police issue 12 citations
    Maryland State Police issued 12 civil citations early Saturday to minors for underage possession of alcohol at a drinking party on Gravelly Run Road in McHenry.

  • 5/11 - One injured in cycle crash
    One person was transported to Cumberland Memorial Hospital Saturday after a 6:30 p.m. motorcycle crash in Garrett County.

  • 5/11 - Hampshire Co. man killed
    A Hampshire County, W.Va., man was killed in a head-on collision with a tractor trailer Saturday morning about three miles north of the West Virginia and Maryland border along state Route 51 near Kerns Cemetery Road.

  • 5/10 - City burglaries increasing
    Cumberland City Police noted a recent rise in residential and business burglaries during a review of city crime statistics.

  • 5/10 - Three charged in theft case
    Two local residents and a North Carolina man were arrested Friday in connection with the alleged theft of a firearm from a West Industrial Boulevard residence.

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