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THE BALTIMORE SUN NEWS FRIDAY, AUGUST 9, 2013 Councilman wants city to boycott Florida after Zimmerman acquittal legislation to be a model for other municipalities in Maryland and elsewhere. Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake hasn't decided whether support the resolution. "The mayor is against 'stand your see another policy that exacerbates the social issues we have in this country." Jurors found Zimmerman not guilty in the death of Trayvon Martin last month, igniting nationwide protests. Zimmerman argued he was acting in self-defense in February 2012 when he fatally shot Martin, 17, inside a gated community in Florida Mosby's resolution says the state's "stand your grand" law is applied "subjectively and inconsistently" and allows individuals with guns to act as "vigilantes." Zimmerman's attorneys did not specifically use the law in his defense, but the judge did mention a "right to stand your ground" in her instructions to the jury. Nearly half of the 50 states have "stand your ground" laws.

Mosby's legislation would not compel the city to avoid doing business with a Florida-based company, as resolutions aren't binding. Rather than push for its immediate passage Monday, Mosby said he wants the resolution to be sent to a council committee, where it can be debated. He also wants the By Yvonne Wenger The Baltimore Sun If Councilman Nick Mosby has his way, Baltimore government would boycott Florida-based businesses to protest the state's "stand your ground" law after George Zimmerman's acquittal. Mosby intends to file a resolution Monday to encourage city agencies and investment boards to avoid doing business with companies in the Sunshine State. He hopes that would pressure the Florida Legislature to rethink a law that allows individuals to use lethal force, if necessary, to defend themselves in public places.

The resolution also calls on city officials to avoid traveling to Florida or attending events in the state. "Ultimately, the purpose of the legislation is to call attention to an issue I think is very severe, and is not just a Florida issue, but an American issue," Mosby said. "I never want to see another Trayvon Martin again in my lifetime, nor do I want to ground' laws, and will review the resolution thoroughly," said her spokesman, Travis Tazelaar. The mayor announced last month that the city hired Gans, Gans Associates of Plant City, Fla, to lead recruitment efforts for a new fire chief. The company also was hired last year to help the city find a new president for the Baltimore Development Corp.

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But prosecutors introduced evidence at trial to support their position that Davis who went by the name Tank Top and his group had previously been involved in drug robberies, and were major traffickers in their own right. Three other defendants in the case have pleaded guilty to robbery and gun charges, and one pleaded guilty to a robbery charge. Ian Duncan Carroll commissioners take a positive approach Day Daily 351 Big 4 1668 Night Daily Big 4 2869 116 Treasure Hunt 03 1018 28 29 Coast Guard identifies victims of boating accident A Baltimore man and a Silver Spring man have been identified as the two who died this week when the catamaran they were on capsized off the coast of Ocean City. The men were William Gogel, 57, of Baltimore and Fredy Fabricio-Cas-tro, 57, of Silver Spring, Petty Officer David Marin, a Coast Guard spokesman, said Thursday. On Monday morning, a person on a nearby boat reported the capsized 28-foot catamaran about 32 miles off the coast of Ocean City, the Coast Guard said.

Two other men were rescued from the catamaran by people on another boat. The survivors have not been identified. The Coast Guard is still investigating the cause of the incident, Marin said. Carrie Wells Police identify man found dead in Eldersburg Maryland's news station Coverage of the day's stories, breaking news wj; The Carroll County Board of County Commissioners tried something new more are stepping up patrols and plan to add another officer kiosk in response to several robberies and assaults of employees since the middle of last month, according to Corporate Security, the company that patrols the campus. Officials said foot and bike patrols were increased along North Wolfe and North Washington streets between 11 p.m.

and 7 a.m. after the first episode July 14, and alerts were sent to employees. There are also plans to increase security on Ashland Avenue and to add a kiosk outside the student apartments on North Wolfe. Arthur Hirsch Alleged West Balto. BGF leader convicted after sting A federal jury on Thursday convicted a man described as the leader of a West Baltimore Black Guerrilla Family crew on robbery, drug and gun charges.

Antonio Davis, 33, and four other men were caught in a Drug Enforcement Administration "reverse sting" after agreeing to a major drug robbery scheme proposed by a federal informant posing as a disgruntled cocaine courier. When the group headed to a hotel to carry out the robbery, police disabled their vehicle and arrested them. "It was a very difficult case from the and First Warning weather WJZ at 4 p.m., 5 p.m., 6 The Carroll County Sheriff's Office has identified the 19-year-old San Antonio p.m. and 11 p.m. Thursday, starting the weekly board meeting with "Positively Carroll," an effort to mention something positive.

The effort follows two weeks of heated discussions among commissioners that included allegations of a politically motivated firing, disagreements on the structure of the commissioners' office and public discussion about salaries of staff members. The acrimony prompted the proposal by board President Doug Howard that commissioners open the meeting with a few minutes to share positive comments about the county. Howard was the only commissioner to offer remarks, citing the effort he saw at the recent Carroll County 4-H and FFA Fair. Blair Ames, Baltimore Sun Media Group man found dead inside a vehicle in the Eldersburg Martin's grocery store parking lot Wednesday as Seth James Lara. Police said Lara, a 2012 graduate of Liberty High School, split time between Carroll County, his mother's home, and Texas, where his father lives.

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