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Huskies Continue to Look East for Talent, Offer Maryland Edge Rusher
Some soccer gamers simply have that look about them that means they’re completely different. That is over and above the apparent pace and power benefits that separate individuals between the strains.
Jaylen Harvey presents a piercing gaze, kind of a thousand-yard stare, that means he is higher than you and what are you going to do about it?
On Sunday, College of Washington soccer recruiters tried to see eye to eye with Harvey by providing a scholarship to the 6-foot-2, 235-pound edge rusher or outdoors linebacker from Quince Orchard Excessive Faculty in Gathersburg, Maryland.
The Huskies, in fact, aren’t the one ones who like what they see right here.
Harvey holds 17 scholarship presents now and Penn State, ceaselessly often known as Linebacker U, appears to have numerous his consideration. He is already visited the State School campus a number of instances.
In December, this 4-star recruit from the Class of 2024 publicly narrowed his school choices to 10 faculties: Louisville, Maryland, Michigan, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Oklahoma, Penn State, Pittsburgh, South Carolina and Tennessee.
Undeterred, the Huskies despatched a scholarship proposal his manner, demonstrating they wish to be in on all the nice ones.
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As a junior, Harvey was the Montgomery County Defensive Participant of the Yr. For his 14-0 and two-time Maryland state championship staff, he completed up with 35 tackles, 15 tackles for loss, 5 sacks, 2 pressured fumbles and a blocked punt.
In his most up-to-date title sport, he opened the gates by strip-sacking the opposing quarterback for a fumble his staff recovered in the long run zone, for the primary first rating resulting in a 32-7 victory.
Harvey in all probability may have precipitated that bobble by merely sneering on the different man and unnerving him.
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Maryland street racers could now face major penalties with new law in effect
BALTIMORE — A new Maryland law recently signed by Gov. Wes Moore aiming to crack down on exhibition driving or street racing is now in effect.
Anyone participating in street racing in Maryland could face jail time and hefty fines.
Street racing has caused chaos and death in Baltimore and beyond. In Maryland, the cost of showing off is now much higher.
“It’s all about showing off and at other people’s risk and expense to life and health and business and peace,” said John Seng, Chair of Safe Roads Maryland, the group that lobbied for the bills.
This new law, which started Saturday, says anyone participating in street racing and exhibition driving will face mandatory court appearances and up to one year of imprisonment. Fines are also now doubled to $1,000.
“These are some of the most aggressive penalties in the nation,” Seng said. “What the Maryland General Assembly recognized was, we need to make exhibition driving and street racing a really bad idea.”
A Baltimore County family has felt the deadly impact of street racing.
In 2019, WJZ investigator Mike Hellgren spoke with the family of 19-year-old Zach Friedlander, who, along with his dog, was killed after a driver t-boned him at 116 mph.
“I wouldn’t wish this pain on anyone,” said Lexi Friedlander, Zach’s sister.
Eyewitnesses told police the driver who hit him was racing.
“This was not an accident,” Friedlander said.
Seng hopes these penalties will bring street racing to a screeching halt.
“You better think twice because you may find yourself behind bars,” Seng said.
The new law doesn’t just apply to drivers, but anyone involved in street racing activity is subject to these penalties.
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Man kills wife and 2 daughters, critically wounds son, in Maryland murder-suicide
ELKRIDGE, Md. (AP) — A Maryland man killed three female family members and critically wounded his son before taking his own life, police said Friday.
The motive for Thursday night’s shootings at a townhouse in the Baltimore suburb of Elkridge was unknown, Howard County Police spokesperson Sherry Llewellyn said at a news conference.
Neighbors called 911 around 10 p.m. saying they heard gunshots. At around the same time, the suspect called 911 indicating he had just shot members of his family and that he intended to take his own life, Llewellyn said.
The victims lived at the townhouse. The suspect, who did not live there, routinely visited the home. There was no sign of forced entry and police had no prior calls to the home, Llewellyn said.
A 3-month-old girl was found unharmed.
Police identified the three women who died as the suspect’s wife, Syeda Aalia Nayyar, 57; daughter, Syeda Fatima, 25; and daughter-in-law, Alizey Fatima, 33. The suspect’s son, Muhammad Ali Hamza, 31, was taken to a hospital in critical condition.
The suspect, Nayyar Abbas Syed, 61, later died at a hospital, Llewellyn said.
Llewellyn said the baby was placed in the care of a family member.
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