THE CHESAPEAKE TODAY – ALL CRIME, ALL THE TIME
– News and commentary on the Criminal Class – Featuring the Chesapeake Region of Maryland, Delaware & Virginia
Soft crabs, peelers and Solomon’s Island by Pepper Langley Pepper Langley, one of the founders of the Calvert Marine Museum, is shown here in this 1989 photo guarding the front door of the new building and holding two politicians at bay. Left, is Maryland Comptroller Louie Goldstein, Pepper at the center, and right is Maryland […]
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“Insurance? Heck no,” said Leonard. “Those people want too much money each year from you, it’s hard enough making a living without paying those big insurance companies those big numbers. We’ll fix up our place, dry things out and replace anything that’s damaged, and we’ll be back open for business really quick.”
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CLICK THE VIDEO TO SEE FOOTAGE OF THE EX-CON WHO POUNDED ON THE DOOR OF THE VICTIMS AND WAVED HIS KNIFE IN THE AIR, DEMANDING ENTRY THE CRAVEN Once upon a fall night dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary, Over many a quaint and curious volume of forgotten lore – While I […]
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Outlaw Poacher Pirates of the Chesapeake: Commercial Fishing Suspensions/Revocations and Aquaculture Suspensions for May 2, 2018 COMMERCIAL SUSPENSIONS updated Busted and Banned List for May 2, 2018 Jerry L. Bloodsworth Sr. – Crab Authorization under TFL # 7831 Suspended o Prohibited from engaging in ANY commercial crabbing activities during the following period: 4/1/18 […]
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OUTLAW POACHER PIRATES of the CHESAPEAKE: Jody Jackson pleaded guilty to poaching oysters in Little Choptank River sanctuary CAMBRIDGE MD. – As the great majority of watermen in Virginia and Maryland abide by the law and the regulations of harvesting natural resources of Maryland another outlaw poacher was caught and now has pleaded guilty. […]
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St. Mary’s County oyster shipper cited for failing to follow sanitation regulations HOLLYWOOD, MD. – According to the Maryland Natural Resources Police, a commercial inspection of a St. Mary’s County aquaculture company April 23, 2018, resulted in citations for violations of the state’s oyster regulations. Officers checked a site on the Patuxent River […]
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