Im told hes being treated with a head injury. He was standing outside this qt with two other officers when the driver of this maroon car drove right at them. Surveillance video shows one of the officers pinned between the car and the store. The third officer is here at the scene helping with the investigation. Right now the suspect is being questioned by detectives at Phoenix Police think that impairment is a factor. Live at the scene this qt will be shut down for several hours for investigation. And as we learn more about the suspect. Well pass it to everyone at home. Time to get you out the door with the most accurate forecast. Not seeing as much cloud cover. And were getting nice color in the sky with a few of the clouds over the superstitions but youll notice a few things. Temperatures are comfortably cool in the 70s. Feeling pretty good but its a bit breezy. A gorgeous walk to the bus stop whether youre taking the kids or heading to the bus stop yourself. Well see a little bit mor
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Dennis V. Bollinger, 76, of Westminster, Md., died Sunday, July 11, at The Dove House of Westminster. He was the husband of Diane L. (Baumgardner) Bollinger for 50 years.
Born Oct. 12, 1944, in Hanover, Dennis was the son of the late H. Vernon and Sarah C. (Krumrine) Bollinger.
He was a 1962 Westminster High School graduate and was a farmer along with his family. He later was employed with T.B.H. Concrete Co. of Westminster for 18 years.
Surviving, in addition to his wife, are his brother, Paul S. Bollinger and Judy of Westminster, and sister-in-law, Sharon Wolf of Westminster. He was predeceased by his brother, Gary Bollinger.