loop traffic is pretty light on the west side. at park heights, problem free at the moment. an accident at the inner loop at 795. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. baltimore county police are searching for two suspects wanted for a string of robberies. jennifer franciotti is live to explain. the most recent case happened early saturday morning. police have a vague descriptions of the suspects. this could be connected to a similar case that happened around three months ago. police say two suspects approached the victim on pennsylvania avenue and york road. the men forced the victim to hand over money. it did not ended theire. at that point the foursome at knifepoint to go to an atm and asked him to take out more money. the suspect on saturday used a knife. three months ago at the suspect used a handgun. these are two men that are african american about 20 to 25. they both have a muscular build. anyone with information is asked to call baltimore county police. j
courthouse with more. julia cents and was found guilty of conspiracy to distribute julius henson was aound guilty of the strip conspiracy to distribute campaign material without authority. his attorney asked for a retrial. the judge advised he could file the motion for a retrial at sentencing scheduled for june 13. the election date robocalls targeted voters in prince george s and baltimore county, telling them that the race for governor was over. it did not have a campaign authority line, as required by law the prussian petition says they are pleased with the funding of the the prosecution says they are pleased with the finding of guilty but are displeased that they did not find guilty on all counts. we will have much more on 11 news at 5:00 and 6:00. david collins, wbal-tv 11 as. firefighters are fighting flames in baltimore county. authorities say it broke out around 10:30 along just to road and middle river bridge the fire is primarily in the attic. no word on if
53 degrees. upper 40 s around cockeysville. keep that in mind. you ll need some kind of light jacket. you may be shedding those layers this afternoon. 68 at lunchtime. 72 at 4:00 p.m. with full sunshine today. temperatures will warm even more into the day. there is an accident in towson at loch raven boulevard. otherwise, looking pretty good. no delays to the park filled region. 65 down throughout shawan road. problem free out of owings mills on 795 with speeds around 57 miles per hour. eastbound 70 checking out fine towards the beltway. so far so good out there. this is 295 southbound. traffic is building just a bit down towards 32. the j.f.x. running smoothly. no problems to report down towards the construction zone. that is the latest on traffic pulse 11. police are looking for a pair of suspects after a second kidnapping and robbery in three months. jennifer franciotti is live. there s a similarity in these cases? there is. the most recent case happened early satu
found him guilty on one of the charges he s facing. wjz and derek valcort are live. good afternoon, derek. reporter: one of the four charges the jury has returned a guilty verdict after three days of deliberations. let s go through those charges with you. the first charge, the guilty charge was guilty of conspiracy to leave off the so-called authority line. that s the line at the end of the robocall that should have said paid for by the bob urlik campaign. they returned a not guilty verdict for leaving off the authority line. that has confused the prosecutor or julius henson. neither understand that. he was found not guilty of both charges of election frauder for trying to frauder for trying fraud for trying to trick voters to staying home on election night. this took place in 2010 as polls for closing. bob urlik s campaign hired julius henson to send out a robocall to 112,000 voters. those calls went to democrats suggesting there was no reason to vote because the democ
it was paid for by the ehrlich campaign. henson said he left it out at his customer s request. i told them the correct thing to do. they refused to do it. reporter: but jurors faulted henson, finding him guilty of conspiring to leave off the authority line, yet not guilty of actually leaving it off. the jury forewoman told wjz, jurors felt an experienced consultant like henson should have known better. he should have known. he should have never done that. reporter: julius henson says he will appeal the one guilty verdict. and says his work in politics is not over. in fact, he will start putting his political campaign knowledge to work right away, working against same-sex marriage in maryland. live at the courthouse, derek valcourt, wjz eyewitness news. doreec derek, thank you. henson faces the possibility of up to a year in jail and up to $1,000 in fines when he s sentenced june 13th. new charges are filed against a man accused of shooting an assault rifle. denise