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POLICE LOTTERIES Salisbury, Md. Wednesday, January 3, 1996 Page 2 THE DAILY TIMES POLICE BEAT mum Charges dropped Caroline according to court re- Wright, cords. City for senior week with a group of friends, was last seen alive in Wright's car about 3 a.m. June 15, according to court records. Ruggles and a friend met a man at an underage nightclub who later gave them a ride back to their hotel.

The man they met at the club was identified as Todd said the investigation will take "a couple of months to complete" and then the decision to refile the charges will be made. Since Wright never went to trial, double jeopardy does not come into play if he is recharged. Wright's attorneys, W. Burton Anderson and Tony Carozza, declined to comment. Ruggles, who was in Ocean When Wright was picked up by police June 20, he told detectives Ruggles was in his car, but denied that he killed her, according to court documents.

Wright said he and Ruggles went to another business where she met another man and left him, according to court records. Man charged in bank robbery plan OCEAN PINES An Ocean Pines man charged with attempted murder of his wife was also charged with planning a bank robbery after detectives found notes and other evidence, Worcester County Bureau of Investigation officials said. Angelo F. Musiani, 31, was charged Sunday with attempted first-degree murder, assault with intent to murder, use of a handgun in the commission of a felony and other crimes, officials said. He is accused of assaulting his wife on two occasions, officials said.

When detectives were investigating the assaults, they found evidence involving the planning of at least two bank robberies in the future, officials said. Musiani was also charged with attempted armed robbery and soliciting to commit armed robbery, officials said. Musiani was held on $100,000 bond in the Worcester County Jail. Two men linked to large child pornography cache MURDER from Page 1 fully expect to recharge (Wright) after the investigation is completed," he said after the hearing. "I just can't keep someone in jail until we're ready for trial.

I think this is in the best interest for justice to get the investigation finished and recharge." Slain couple may have known killer BALTIMORE (AP) Neighbors say an elderly couple found slain in their home probably knew the killer because they were very cautious about letting people inside. The couple had multiple locks on their front door and were very cautious about opening the door, neighbors said. Police had made no arrests by Tuesday morning. Linda Jackson, the half sister of one of the victims, John Irvin Jones, 60, said she didn't believe robbery was the motive because "nothing was taken. Her jewelry was on She had beautiful wedding rings." Jones was found dead along with his wife, Marylyn, on MALICIOUS TION.

The Caroline County Sheriffs Department is investigating the destruction of a window on a vehicle parked in the 4000 section of Old Denton Road near Federalsburg. Officials said the shattered window was re-, ported Saturday. Damage was estimated at $100, officials said. Dorchester CAR BREAK-IN. Cambridge police are investigating a break-in to a car parked in the 500 block of Poplar Street.

Police said $156 was reported stolen from the glove compartment on Friday. BREAK-IN. Cambridge police are investigating a break-in at a house in the 600 block of Wells Street. Police said $473 worth of clothing, cash and jewelry were reported stolen on Saturday. ASSAULT.

Leila Denise Johnson, 32, of Cambridge was charged Saturday on an outstanding warrant with assault, concealing a deadly weapon, possessing a deadly weapon with intent to injure and reckless endangerment, Cambridge police said. She was held Tuesday in the Dorchester County Detention Center on $7,500 bond, officials said. BATTERY. Michelle Marie Taylor, 23, of Cambridge was charged Friday on an outstanding warrant with battery, Cambridge police said. Taylor was held Tuesday in the Dorchester County Detention Center on $2,500 bond, officials said.

BREAK-IN. Cambridge police are investigating a break-in at a house in the 900 block of Central Avenue. Police said a television, NEWARK, N.J. (AP) Two men linked to a huge cache of child pornography in New Jersey and Maryland enticed boys in Spain to engage in explicit sexual conduct and filmed them, prosecutors charged Tuesday. The movies and videotapes, made in the Spanish cities of Valencia and Puzol from fall 1987 through November 1994, were taken to New Jersey, copied and distributed, according to a 33-count indictment handed up by a federal grand jury here.

Eugene Leithiser, of Bantam, sent money to Thomas McGuire in Spain to fund the operation, according to the indictment against the two. In 1991 and 1992, McGuire obtained copies of videos featuring Japanese boys engaging in sex acts which he copied and sent to Leithiser, the indictment said. The two are accused of being part of a kid porn ring that gave boys in Maryland drugs and money to perform sex acts in front of cameras and with some ring members from December 1991 to August 1993, said Assistant U.S. Attorney Laura Kaplan, who is prosecuting the cases. Authorities said at least 10 different Maryland boys were victimized.

The boys used in the filming were picked up at a Dun-dalk, roller skating rink. Leithiser, who is in his 70s, is to surrender at his arraignment Jan. 26 before U.S. District Judge Joseph E. Irenas in Camden, N.J.

McGuire, 50, who lives in Puzol, was arrested in Spain on related charges Nov. 28, 1994, and held for about a year, but is free, Kaplan said. His case has yet to come to trial, and he cannot be extradited on the U.S. charges because he faces similar charges in Spain and the treaty between the two nations does not permit such transfers. McGuire, a U.S.

citizen, could be arrested if he returns to the U.S. or goes to another country where the extradition treaty would allow U.S. prosecutors to compel his return, Kaplan said. Both are charged with conspiracy, interstate transportation of child pornography, and receiving, distributing and reproduction of child pornography. McGuire also is charged with sexually exploiting children.

Prosecutors are seeking to gain possession of Leithiser's property and home in Connecticut, as well as kid porn found May 5 in a storage locker. The collection in Morris, included hundreds of photographs of nude boys and a magazine called Nudist Moppets showing boys in sex acts, according to the indictment. Six men pleaded guilty to child pornography charges in 1994 after federal prosecutors discovered what they called the largest cache of child pornography in the country in a Linden-wold, N. storage locker. 1 LOTTERIES videocassette recorder and food valued at $495 were reported stolen Saturday.

Wicomico ROBBERY. A Salisbury woman was pushed to the ground by a man and her purse was taken Thursday about 5:50 p.m. as she was entering the parking garage on South Division Street, Salisbury police said. Margaret Nelson received minor injuries from the mugging, police said. She told officers a man tapped her on the shoulder and as she was turning around, he pushed her to the ground and fled with her purse, police said.

The man was described as 5 feet 10 inches tall, medium build and wearing blue pants and a bright blue jacket, police said. The victim was unable to identify the man's race. Anyone with information in this case is asked to call Salisbury police at (410) 548-3165. Worcester ASSAULT. Robert Cole, 27, of Ocean City was charged Monday with assault and battery, malicious destruction of property and resisting arrest, Ocean City police said.

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