Camel Tramples Circus Worker: Patch PM

The suspect in an animal cruelty case threatened to kill animal control officers in Anne Arundel County; a flash flood required a swift water rescue Monday afternoon in Baltimore County; and a top chef will cater to discerning palates at a hotel under construction near a Maryland casino.

Here are some of the top stories from Maryland Patches on Monday, July 17:

ATM Skimmer Found At Bowie 7-Eleven: Police
Bowie Police have issued a crime alert warning that electronic devices and cameras are stealing your PINS.

Camel Tramples Circus Worker In Maryland
A circus worker was flown to a hospital after he was bitten and trampled by a camel, Charles County emergency officials say.

• Heroin-Using Dog Owner Threatens To Shoot Animal Control Staff: Police
• One Rescued From Flash Flood On Reisterstown Road: Officials
• Lightning Strikes Port Deposit Home
• Chef Todd English Opening Restaurant In Maryland Live! Hotel
• Swift Water Rescue Team Saves 3 Stranded On Susquehanna: Officials
• Baltimore Area Man Dies In Climbing Accident
• Transgender Woman's Accused Killer Faces Second Trial
• Camper Rescued From Patapsco Valley State Park
• Fun Salon For Kids Opens In Perry Hall
• Julius The Baby Giraffe Dies After Health Battle

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