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Mass vaccination sites, CVS take walk-ins | Baltimore violence | Officer in Dundalk crash out of a job | Posing as federal marshal: Patch PM

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Access to COVID-19 vaccines became easier Wednesday with all CVS pharmacies and 13 Maryland mass vaccination sites taking walk-ins. President Joe Biden said Tuesday his goal is for 70 percent of all adults to be at least partly vaccinated by July 4​.
Access to COVID-19 vaccines became easier Wednesday with all CVS pharmacies and 13 Maryland mass vaccination sites taking walk-ins. President Joe Biden said Tuesday his goal is for 70 percent of all adults to be at least partly vaccinated by July 4​. (Jacob Baumgart/Patch)

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Columbia Man Faces 10-Year Prison Sentence For Manslaughter

John Anthony Bryant Jr., 26, of Columbia has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for auto manslaughter. Bryant was driving erratically down Route 32 when he tried to pass a slower car and struck the left rear corner of a vehicle driven by Jonathan Bos, who died in the crash.

Walk-In COVID Shots Open At All MD CVS, Mass Vaccination Sites

As the push continues to get Marylanders vaccinated against COVID-19, walk-in appointments are now offered at the state's mass vaccination sites and at CVS pharmacies across the state.

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Officer No Longer Employed With Police Department After Dundalk Crash

Baltimore County Police Officer William Collazo-Brown was no longer employed with the department. His police powers were suspended Sunday after investigators said he was the driver of a Kawasaki Vulcan motorcycle involved in a crash that killed two in Dundalk.

Man Impersonating U.S. Marshal Faces Time In Prison: Officials

Renul Barnet Forbes, 32, of Glen Burnie faces up to eight years in prison after a federal grand jury indicted him on federal charges of false personation of a federal officer and possession of a fraudulently made government seal. Authorities said he routinely dressed in law enforcement clothing and had befriended police officers and others who believed he was a federal officer.

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Baltimore Mayor, Hogan Disagree On How To Deter City Violence

A war of words was brewing between Governor Larry Hogan and Baltimore City Mayor Brandon Scott Tuesday over how to deal with the city's crime and violence. It comes on the heels of a disturbing attack on two Korean women in their West Baltimore store.

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