FBI's Most Wanted Man May Be In Maryland: Patch PM

Here are some stories to share this evening from Patch sites across Maryland:

Man On FBI's Top 10 Fugitive List Could Be In Maryland Or Virginia
A man wanted for a brutal murder of a fellow gang member in New Jersey was added to the FBI's "Ten Most Wanted Fugitives" list Wednesday, and authorities say he could be living in Maryland or Northern Virginia. He is considered armed and dangerous. The murder victim had been stabbed so many times that police thought he had been shot. Investigation revealed the suspect — Walter Yovany Gomez, aka "Cholo" — drove from New Jersey to Maryland with assistance from MS-13 gang members.

Trump Travel Ban: ACLU Of Maryland Sues For Records On Implementation
The Maryland ACLU filed suit because it reportedly did not receive records from federal officials after filing a Freedom of Information Act request. The organization seeks information regarding how homeland security and border officials implemented executive orders at certain airports and ports of entry, including Baltimore and BWI, in the midst of rapidly developing and sometimes conflicting government guidance.

Cesar Millan, Star of Nat Geo WILD’s 'Dog Nation,' Live in Bel Air
The Dog Whisperer will reveal the secrets of happier, healthier relationships between humans and their beloved canines in his exciting live show that has delighted audiences all over the world. Cesar will share his training secrets in his funny and entertaining way. Audiences will have the opportunity to see Cesar in action as he demonstrates his incredible training techniques with multiple dogs from local rescues, live on stage!

• Movies Out This Weekend: 'The Fate of the Furious,' 'The Lost City of Z' And 'A Quiet Passion'
• 6 Drug Overdoses In One Day Prompt Warning For Anne Arundel County
• Maryland's Black Caucus Calls For Special Session To Augment Marijuana Program
• Fisherman Breaks Record At Loch Raven Reservoir

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