Defense wants military recruiting center bomb plot charges dismissed
BY: Associated Press Attorneys for a Baltimore man accused of plotting to bomb a military recruiting center want the charges dismissed because the government did not record some of his early meetings with an informant that they say could show he was coerced. Antonio Martinez, also known as Muhammad Hussain, is charged with attempted murder of federal officers [...] |
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Maryland Attorney General Doug Gansler sat down with Daily Record reporters and editors for our latest Newsmakers interview. Gansler spoke about his potential run for governor, the high-profile bills on gun control and the death penalty passed by the General Assembly and the challenges facing his office and the state of Maryland....
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