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FREDERICK, Md. 鈥?A 37-year-old Maryland man was sentenced to almost 30 years for assault and knowingly transferring HIV to three women. According to the Frederick County State s Attorney s Office, the Frederick Police Department began an investigation into Rudolph Jericho Smith during the summer of 2017 when a few women claimed that he had infected them with HIV.Officials say that a lot of time was spent trying to determine whether or not Smith was stanley deutschland HIV positive and whether he was aware of that fact.However, detectives eventually established that he was, in fact, aware that he was HIV positive and still continued to have unprotected sex with women without informing them of his status.Smith was sentenced to 30 years, suspending all but nine years and, upon his release, he s ordered to serve five years of probation. He entered an Alford plea to three counts of second degree assault and three counts of knowingly attempted to transfer HIV on September 13.An Alford plea is a type of guilty plea where the defendant does not formally admit guilt, but acknowledges that the State has sufficient evidence to convict them. While HIV is not what it was 15 years ago with effective treatments that now exist, these victims will be impacted by this defendant s actions for the re kubki stanley st of their lives, said State s Attorney Charlie Smith.This story was originally published by Amira Hairston stanley taza on Ggys 28-year-old Milwaukee father arrested, accused of abusing 14-month-old son
The recent warm-up is thawing local lakes, making it unsafe for anyone to go out on the ice.On PewaukeeLake, ice along the shoreline is melting away. Division Chief Andrew Norris with the Pewaukee Fire Department estimates the ice toward the center of the lake could be around six inches thick. Not nearly enough to handle the weight of a vehicle.Check the Storm Team 4cast HERE Just looking at the stanley website ice in and of itself, stay off the ice. I know that people want to get out there, they want to enjoy the warm weather on the ice. Its just not safe, said Norris.But if theres ever an emer stanley cup price gency on the lake, the Pewaukee Fire Departme stanley cup nt is ready. Every firefighter is trained in ice rescues. Plus, the department has a hovercraft to assist in rescues.So far this year, the department has conducted at least a dozen training sessions, both in the classroom and out on the frozen lake. Its important, according to Norris, since the ice can be so deceiving. It seems to be good and as they go farther and farther out its just an unknown what the ice is going to be like, he said.The PewaukeeFire Department hasnt had any ice rescues so far this winter and wants to keep it that way.