Be one of the first to try our new activity feed USA CRITS continues with race number seven Velo is streaming all nine USA CRITS races live this spring The 2025 USA CRITS series continues from College Park Georgia with race number seven: Spin The District: College Park Criterium Velo is live streaming all nine USA CRITS races this year Look at the schedule below and check back to the homepage to catch each race What’s it like to be an American cyclist living in France Watch to get professional road cyclist Joe Dombrowski’s view Love and Hip Hop star opens new restaurant in College Park Love and Hip Hop’s Yandy Smith-Harris is venturing into the restaurant business and she wants you to be there (Atlanta News First) - Love and Hip Hop’s Yandy Smith-Harris is venturing into the restaurant business The television personality and businesswoman is inviting the public to the ribbon cutting of “Cliche Tapas and Wine Bar.” Located inside the Virginia Station Shopping Center (1650 Virginia Ave), the restaurant offers flavorful bites, drinks, and gourmet meals. Smith-Harris joined Atlanta News First to talk about what you can expect. The ribbon cutting is scheduled for 6 p.m. Te-Biasu had to learn English in her journey to become a star The clock ticked as Sarah Te-Biasu’s college career inched closer to its potential finish Maryland women’s basketball had one chance to stay alive the ball found its way into the graduate guard’s hands above the 3-point line The climax of Te-Biasu’s journey sent College Park into a craze a later steal helped send Maryland to the Sweet 16 Terps advance. pic.twitter.com/q9ck4AchLG But her path to get there was far from linear basketball wasn’t at the top of Te-Biasu’s mind and I just ended up playing basketball with my friend at the park and I just fell in love with the sport,” Te-Biasu said Ending up in the United States — whether at VCU or Maryland — once seemed unfathomable to her She faced a language barrier; Te-Biasu’s native language is French “I started to take an English class and watching TV or videos in English Te-Biasu became a high school standout and committed to VCU She now had to balance tougher competition on the court while also dealing with the challenges of being in a new environment off it “The English in Canada and America is similar just with the accent and all that,” Te-Biasu said but I was in an environment [where] all people were speaking English so I had to – I forced myself to just speak English.” standing out on the court and improving her confidence to communicate with her teammates the transition to VCU was easy because of the help she got They were helping me in school and all that basketball The 5-foot-5 guard spent four seasons with the Rams appearing in 107 games and starting in 103 Te-Biasu was selected to the All-Atlantic 10 Rookie Team and her 37.9% shooting from 3-point range led VCU Te-Biasu followed that season up with back-to-back All-Atlantic 10 third team selections She was named Atlantic 10 Player of the Year in her final year with the Rams and lift … getting big with my physicality and they helped me to just get stronger and all that,” Te-Biasu said they helped me to understand the game a little bit more.” The competition was harder and the expectations were higher “The [Atlantic 10] and Big Ten is different,” Te-Biasu said taller [in the Big Ten] and so I had to adjust with that.” The Montreal native had a slow start to her only season at Maryland She couldn’t manage to stand out among a highly talented roster Te-Biasu was a mainstay in the starting lineup I was shooting with confidence and playing with confidence and really aggressive on defense too,” Te-Biasu said “But that really helped me to just believe in myself and just say and it just helped me to be confident for the rest of the season.” That confidence made her an X-factor when others were plagued with injuries down the stretch “That’s who Sarah [Te-Biasu] is,” head coach Brenda Frese said really taken over and commanded — just her presence You saw the aggressive mentality … and the awareness and the time to be able to go score the basketball.” The Terps faltered early in conference play It all came to fruition in the final game of the regular season the game was tied with seven seconds remaining Te-Biasu got the ball and charged up the court Teammate Shyanne Sellers — who was selected No 17 in the WNBA draft — counted that win as one of her favorite moments at Maryland “When Sarah [Te-Biasu] hit the game-winner against Ohio State this year Sarah Te-Biasu floater 3-pointer for the win. What a play. pic.twitter.com/9hjUCKUMED Yet despite her role in such unforgettable moments Georgia detained Charles Read for felony assault charges alleging that he kicked down his ex-girlfriend's door and attempted to strangle her Read is paraplegic—and has been for more than 20 years police officers still handcuffed Read and tried to take him to jail even as the same officers seemed unsure if it was physically possible for him to have committed the crime in the first place So now that's gonna be up to you and the courts and your lawyers and her to establish your innocence," Officer Mark Belotte told Read in body camera footage obtained by Reason It don't look like you could kick anything a woman named Katherine Jensen called police and reported that Read whom she claimed she had broken up with a few days prior Jensen told police that she didn't want to press charges officers obtained an arrest warrant for Read It's unclear why it took police so long to detain Read who said he had been in contact with police for more than a month before coming to the station When Read arrived at the police station on March 20 Officer Mark Belotte—the same one who originally responded to Jensen's call in June—read Read his Miranda rights and began questioning him Belotte asked if Read knew anyone named "Katherine Elizabeth Jensen," and Read replied that he had an old ex-girlfriend "from like 20 years ago," with that first and middle name He also asked how long Read had been in his wheelchair and Read said he had been paralyzed since he was 18 you forcefully entered her home and attacked her," Belotte said I certainly didn't force my way into anybody's house," Read replied Read insisted that he had no idea why he was being accused of forcibly entering Jensen's home and strangling her pointing out that he had been paralyzed for the past several decades and was married Belotte told Read that he was being arrested Is this a joke?" Read said as Belotte handcuffed him Read—who had told Belotte he had limited muscle control—fell out of his wheelchair and onto the floor where officers left him for more than three and a half minutes When Belotte later told another officer about this incident footage captures the other officer assuming Read faked the fall: "it's a ruse it's an obvious attempt not to go to jail," he said a third officer expressed misgivings about Read's arrest somebody must have made a mistake," the officer said to Read that officer told Belotte that Read's legs looked similar to the limbs of some of his own family members who were paralyzed indicating that Read wasn't lying about having been paralyzed for decades "I would suggest calling the district attorney's office let them know what you got," the officer told Belotte "Because now it's looking like she might have made a false report." Police may have had more reason to doubt the veracity of Jensen's claims had they conducted a brief internet search. Last year, Jensen was criminally charged after she made false allegations that Airbnb guests stole her property Belotte insisted that Read would have to go to jail and that it would be up to him to come up with the documentation proving his innocence at a later court hearing argued with officers that his complex medical needs made taking him to the Fulton County jail particularly dangerous for his health Read convinced officers to let him go on the promise that he would eventually turn himself in he still had a felony arrest warrant out against him In an email sent this week to the College Park Police Department obtained by Reason "It has been brought to my attention that my mental state and physical trauma in that moment worked to confuse me into providing information that needs to be edited," she wrote "Will you please contact me at your earliest convenience so I can edit the information in the report and clear the name of an [sic] innocent man." Still while it was reasonable for police to critically examine whether Read could have committed the crime—say if he had become paralyzed in the several months between the alleged incident and the detainment—it was their lack of curiosity about his claims of obvious innocence that troubled him "It's not so much that they should have just said he didn't do it.' But they should have been like: 'Let's not get the warrant yet Let's do some more investigation because I'm not sure.' That's really what was missing," Fleischman says part of a police officer's duty is not just to find probable cause That's part of what they're supposed to do And to do it in a reasonably prompt manner." Fleischman tells Reason that police informed him the warrant was dismissed on Friday Get a daily brief of the most important stories and trends every weekday morning when you subscribe to Reason Roundup Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Emma Camp is an associate editor at Reason Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" Thanks for visiting The use of software that blocks ads hinders our ability to serve you the content you came here to enjoy We ask that you consider turning off your ad blocker so we can deliver you the best experience possible while you are here Elee posted on his social media accounts that his 'recruitment was closed' and canceled his official visits to stay and recruit for Maryland football which fans assumed he meant 'War Eagle' for Auburn The Tigers were one of five teams that were going to get an official visit from Elee before he 'closed his recruitment' the Terrapins have the sixth-best player in the 2026 recruiting class and the top-ranked edge rusher and the Terrapins will likely have to fight until the end teams are going to be throwing bags to get him - Enjoy more Maryland coverage on Maryland Terrapins On SI - Joel Klatt ranks 7 Big Ten football teams in final spring top-25 rankings Miami Dolphins landed a 'Mid-Round Gem' out of Maryland football NFL Exec. gives back-and-forth thoughts on Minnesota Vikings' new WR Tai Felton The content on this site is for entertainment and educational purposes only Betting and gambling content is intended for individuals 21+ and is based on individual commentators' opinions and not that of Sports Illustrated or its affiliates All picks and predictions are suggestions only and not a guarantee of success or profit If you or someone you know has a gambling problem crisis counseling and referral services can be accessed by calling 1-800-GAMBLER Game Recap: Men's Lacrosse | 5/3/2025 9:00:00 PM Stobaugh picks up his second of the night pic.twitter.com/6UdHIdNx0x Ford collects his second pic.twitter.com/dPQcR5X5ol Erksa picks up his second goal pic.twitter.com/Huux9gLzoG Spanos picks up his second to cut the deficit to three #BeTheBest pic.twitter.com/bngJZlDlfP Thanks for visiting Replacing some significant losses to the NFL Draft and in the transfer portal head coach Mike Locksley is in desperate need for a season that will satisfy the fanbase This week, CBS Sports released it's Post-Spring Big Ten Power Rankings and it's clear that there isn't much belief in the Terrapins at this moment Maryland is currently sitting near the bottom at No Here's what CBS had to say about the Terps at No CBS Sports CFB Post-Spring Power Rankings / CBS"A recent recruiting surge indicates better days might be ahead for Maryland The key is for Mike Locksley to do well enough to keep his job and reap the rewards How impatient will the fanbase become if the Terrapins underwhelm like they did in a surprisingly poor four-win campaign last fall Another low finish in the Big Ten standings is possible as Maryland effectively starts from scratch and relies on promising young talent after it saw six players drafted last week Give blue-chip quarterback Malik Washington time to develop and the Terps could be onto something." It certainly sounds like a fair assessment of the current outlook for the program but there's some new (and unproven) pieces to be excited about But the prospect of future success won't be enough for Locksley to remain in his current position if the Terps have another underwhelming season in 2025 but the program needs a successful season now Maryland football hosts former Oklahoma WR in transfer portal Maryland football landed an 'FCS Gem' from the transfer portal Maryland football draftee lands in 'top 100' selections of 2025 NFL Draft Career high five goals for Daniel Kelly#BeTheBest pic.twitter.com/CgTWdRscp5 Matthew Keegan completes the hat trick with his third goal of the day.#BeTheBest pic.twitter.com/xlZsj73diE This moment. This group. Even better at home ??#BeTheBest pic.twitter.com/3d7vAA35U0 A post shared by Maryland Men's Lacrosse (@terpsmlax) A post shared by Maryland Men's Lacrosse (@terpsmlax) A post shared by Maryland Men's Lacrosse (@terpsmlax) A post shared by Maryland Men's Lacrosse (@terpsmlax) Thanks for visiting Get important news about your town as it happens Get the top stories from across our network Are you sure you want to unsubscribe from daily updates A deadly scene shut down part of the Capital Beltway before dawn Monday after a man ditched his car and ran across I-495 in Prince George’s County — only to be fatally struck by a passing driver The crash happened shortly before 3:15 a.m Troopers from the Maryland State Police College Park Barrack were called to the inner loop of I-495 a Honda Civic was parked on the left shoulder of the outer loop when “for unknown reasons the driver fled the vehicle and attempted to cross the lanes of the inner loop of I-495 on foot.”  The Maryland State Police Crash Team is handling the investigation Charges are pending consultation with the Office of the State’s Attorney for Prince George’s County Road closures lasted more than four hours as state police were assisted by the Prince George’s County Police Department and Maryland Department of Transportation State Highway Administration Want breaking news in the DMV as it happens, or want to contribute? Join the DMV All Incidents Facebook group In a somewhat shocking development, former Maryland star Shyanne Sellers was recently waived by the Golden State Valkyries The Valkyries selected Sellers with the No 17 overall pick in the 2025 WNBA Draft back in April but apparently they didn't see enough from Sellers to keep their second-round pick on the roster Shyanne Sellers looks to find a new team after getting waived by the Valkyries. pic.twitter.com/FOzLSPMlh9 Sellars put together an impressive four-year career at the University of Maryland becoming the first player in program history with 1,500 points WNBA teams are limited to 12 players on the regular season roster Valkyries head coach Natalie Nakase recently told reporters that Sellers was cut due to a lack of space "She picked up everything we asked her to, did everything we asked. It's just that I have to choose the best 12 that are going to fit. Doesn't mean it's the most talented, it means it's the best 12," Nakase said, viaESPN's Kendra Andrews it seems reasonable that another WNBA team could come calling for Sellers in the very near future This article first appeared on Maryland Terrapins on SI and was syndicated with permission customized to your favorite sports and teams former Maryland star Shyanne Sellers was recently waived by the Golden State Valkyries but apparently they didn't see enough from Sellers to keep their second-round pick on the roster "She picked up everything we asked her to, did everything we asked. It's just that I have to choose the best 12 that are going to fit. Doesn't mean it's the most talented, it means it's the best 12," Nakase said, viaESPN's Kendra Andrews it's a 'wait-and-see' situation CBS Sports isn't high on Maryland in latest Big Ten Power Rankings The undergraduate admissions and student financial aid office located in the Clarence M Coach John Tillman walks on the field during Maryland's 14-3 win over Delaware on March 8 a short story followed by a roundup of Terps-related news Maryland men’s basketball earned the commitment of Spanish guard Guillermo Del Pino Friday Source: 2025 PG Guillermo Del Pino has signed with Maryland Last season with Córdoba CB in the Segunda FEB league In seven games at the 2024 FIBA U17 Basketball World Cup The Spanish guard took home the 2023 FIBA U16 Basketball World Cup MVP A post shared by Testudo Times (@testudo_times) Del Pino is the 10th player to join Buzz Williams in College Park and the second high school recruit Maryland men’s lacrosse fell to Ohio State, 14-10, in the Big Ten championship game Saturday. Nolan Rogalski had the story Maryland women’s basketball guard Sarah Te-Biasu persevered to become a hero in College Park. Ben Messinger profiled the 5-foot-5 guard. Maryland men’s lacrosse earned the No. 2 seed in the NCAA Tournament on Sunday. Nolan Rogalski had the story. No. 6 Maryland women’s lacrosse will host Fairfield in the first round of the NCAA Tournament on Friday at noon. Dylan Schmidt had the story. Maryland women's lacrosse will host Fairfield on Friday at noon, with a potential second round rematch against Penn and quarterfinal clash against No. 3 seed Northwestern.Graphic credit to @benmessi_ pic.twitter.com/zCT6K0lKLZ Former Maryland women’s basketball guard Shyanne Sellers was waived by the Golden State Valkyries on Saturday. Sellers was drafted by Golden State on April 14 with the 17th overall pick in the 2025 WNBA draft Former Maryland women’s basketball guard Shyanne Sellers has been waived by the Golden State Valkyries. https://t.co/uFseIdFH7e Former Maryland women’s basketball forward Allie Kubek committed to Florida State Former Maryland forward Allie Kubek has committed to Florida State, according to @TaliaGoodmanWBB https://t.co/EF8psdVnjM Former Maryland women’s basketball forward Christina Dalce won the 2025 team USA 3x3 National Championships Chaos are the 2025 #3XNationals Champions! pic.twitter.com/XeBnbfp55i Incoming Maryland women’s basketball guard Lea Bartelme won the Slovenian national title Congrats to incoming Terp Lea Bartelme, who won the Slovenian national title! pic.twitter.com/38tFhCo8oj Maryland men’s basketball guard Myles Rice and forward Elijah Saunders officially signed with Maryland on Friday Excited to announce the addition of Guard Myles Rice and forward Elijah Saunders!https://t.co/K2JdGZNFxz Nebraska rallied in the fourth inning on Saturday to defeat Maryland Maryland scored its lone run in the fifth on Sunday Final: Maryland 0, #20 Nebraska 6 : https://t.co/vyIPkLxXLt#FearTheTurtle Final: Maryland 2, #20 Nebraska 9#FearTheTurtle Maryland track and field had its senior day meet on Friday Graduate student Chioma Njoku broke her own program record in the women’s hammer throw at 65.37m That's a wrap on Senior Day and the Kehoe Twilight Meet!https://t.co/EUxWfB4ZJu Players line up during Maryland men’s lacrosse’s 11-8 win over Johns Hopkins on April 18 People gather in the Iribe Center for Hack4Impact-the University of Maryland's spring project showcase on May 1 The University of Maryland men's lacrosse team (11-3) has earned the No 2 overall seed in the 2025 NCAA Tournament and will host the winner of the play-in game between Robert Morris and Air Force on Sunday MD – The University of Maryland men's lacrosse team (11-3) has earned the No The game will be televised nationally on ESPNU This marks Maryland's fourth time in program history earning the No The Terps are 4-3 all-time as the second seed: 2-1 in 1979 (National Finalists) Robert Morris enters the play-in game with an 11-5 overall record after winning the NEC Championship with a 17-8 victory over Detroit Mercy The Terps have faced the Colonials three times in program history including a 14-11 win in the first round of the 2018 NCAA Tournament Air Force (8-7) earned its NCAA bid by winning the ASUN Championship with an 11-10 victory over Utah The Terps are 6-0 all-time against the Falcons including a 15-4 win in their last meeting in 2009 The two programs also met in the 1971 NCAA Tournament where Maryland earned a 10-1 win in College Park This appearance marks Maryland's 47th all-time NCAA Tournament berth and a nation-leading 22nd consecutive selection Head Coach John Tillman has now guided the Terps to 14 straight NCAA Tournaments, the longest streak in program history, surpassing Bud Beardmore's previous mark of nine (1971–79) Maryland has reached 10 NCAA semifinals in 12 full seasons including eight national title games and two championships The winner of Maryland's first-round game will advance to the NCAA Quarterfinals at Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium in Annapolis on Sunday Tickets are now available here Thanks for visiting Maryland was "pushing hard" for the 6-1 Perry would have been a nice addition for the Terps Although he only averaged 2.7 points in 9.7 minutes per game for the Wildcats the former four-star prospect is widely viewed as a guy who can develop into a major contributor at the collegiate level But instead of taking his talents College Park BREAKING: Kentucky transfer guard Travis Perry has committed to Ole Miss, he told @On3sports. https://t.co/q302zc1CAj pic.twitter.com/2cfSxFueBS Williams' is still on the hunt to fill out the remainder of his roster he was immediately expected to become a star The Baltimore product led Maryland scoring 16.5 points and also grabbed nine rebounds per game Queen consistently got better and better as the season went on and Queen sent Maryland to the Sweet 16 after a buzzer-beating win over Colorado State in the Round of 32 and while the rest of the roster either transferred or were out of eligibility Some analysts view Queen as high as fifth overall it appears Queen is a lottery pick come draft night In the latest mock draft, CBS Sports has the Portland Trailblazers taking Queen at 10th overall Two centers in two consecutive drafts may seem duplicative after selecting Donovan Clingan in 2024 -- but in reality Queen's game in Portland would help bring out some bright spots in Clingan's game He's an old-school big who is a tremendous passer for his size and position and could serve as an offensive hub to facilitate out of the painted area With Maryland football kicker Jack Howes entering the transfer portal back in April, the Terrapins were left without a full-time kicker. But that changed when Richmond transfer Sean O'Haire committed to Maryland played his first full season of college football with Richmond this past season he went a perfect 12-for-12 on field goals and 9-for-9 on PAT attempts Even after playing in only four regular season games O'Haire was the Spiders' third-leading scorer on the team The Terrapins have had some struggles with the kicking game in the past two years but if 2024 was any indication of the type of player O'Haire could be this was a massive pickup for Mike Locksley Maryland's Derik Queen has officially received his invite to the 2025 NBA Draft Combine Queen is one of 75 players who received the invite and the event is scheduled to take place in Chicago from May 11-18 After a stellar freshman campaign with the Terrapins Queen is projected as a lottery pick and many analysts think he'll go in the top 10 in addition to the damage he can do on the block he's shown the ability to take his opponent off the dribble and make difficult shots (just ask Colorado State) The NBA announced today that 75 players have been invited to the 2025 NBA Draft Combine, which will take place from May 11-18 at Wintrust Arena and the Marriott Marquis in Chicago.Additionally, a select number of standout players from the 2025 NBA G League Elite Camp, which… pic.twitter.com/KlCy4tcvW8 Queen helped lead the Terrapins to an appearance in the Sweet Sixteen of the NCAA Tournament He averaged a team-high 16.5 points per game to go along with 9.0 rebounds per game He scored 594 total points which set a new program record for true freshman and he was responsible for a whopping 15 double-doubles during the season Queen was named Big Ten Freshman of the Year as well as All-Big Ten First Team and Big Ten All-Freshman selection Queen is projected as a lottery pick and many analysts think he'll go in the top 10 He's incredibly skilled with the ball and he's shown the ability to take his opponent off the dribble and make difficult shots (just ask Colorado State) The East College Park neighborhood is an established community adjacent to Saint Augustine University with access to public transit The City is facilitating the development of 98 single-family homes and 51 townhome units with 60% buyer income-restricted homes (limits defined by HUD guidelines) and 40% of the homes with no buyer income restriction Homeowners are required to use the home as a primary residence and will also be subject to a 10-year deed restriction.  East College Park has been recognized as a model of affordable homeownership development in North Carolina 92 of the 98 single-family homes have been completed or are under construction while land use for the six remaining lots is undetermined at this time the City will begin construction of townhome units in East College Park As part of the East College Park build, 60% of the homes must be sold to income restricted households with incomes that are below the 80% HUD AMI.  Look below to see if your income qualifies.  East College Park is south of Washington Terrace and is bounded by Hill Street on the west The area is within minutes to locations like WakeMed Builders and floor plans This feedback widget is not intended for customer service issues This feedback is reviewed monthly to help us improve our site. For immediate customer service please refer to our staff directory The Fulton County Board of Commissioners unanimously approved an agreement Wednesday that clears the way for the City of College Park to develop a new botanical garden on the county-owned Camp Truitt property at 4300 Herschel Road The Fulton Board of Commissioners approved a land lease agreement to College Park for the roughly 40-acre Camp Truitt site the College Park City Council passed a resolution to provide $5.4 million to create the garden “This is going to be an investment that will be enjoyed by generations to come,” said Fulton Board Chairman Robb Pitts “The botanical garden will be an urban oasis that will add to the quality of life for our residents in the south Fulton region providing them with a wonderful place to get closer to nature close to home.” Approximately 32 acres of the site are expected to be used for the botanical garden The agreement ensures that current uses on the remainder of the site GROWL community garden and cooperative education programs Fulton County commissioners added the stipulation that a community liaison will be appointed “On behalf of College Park Mayor Bianca Motley Broom and my fellow city council members I want to express our community’s appreciation to Fulton County for joining with us in what we believe is an incredible addition to the south Fulton region,” said College Park Ward 4 Councilman Roderick Gay a horticulturist who has been a longtime advocate for developing a new botanical garden in the county “It will not only attract thousands of visitors throughout the metro Atlanta area and across the state but because of its location to the Hartsfield Jackson International Airport it will be a destination for tourists from around the world.” Gay said College Park will develop the initial plans to create the garden which will include a welcoming facility and educational center Brayden Martin leads the bunch with 42 walks the most in the Big Ten and ranking as the ninth-most nationally That total for Martin is also one of the highest in single-season for a Terp Thanks for visiting An audience member listens to a presentation during a College Park City Council meeting on April 8 Streetcar Suburbs Publishing Inc.501(c)(3) non-profit publisher of the Hyattsville Life & Times © Copyright 2024 Streetcar Suburbs Publishing Inc Mike Valente ORLANDO – A 26-year-old man was arrested after a woman was attacked while jogging early Thursday near College Park officers responded to a 911 call regarding a female jogger who had been attacked in the 1800 block of Northumberland Avenue near Florinda Drive who reported being assaulted while jogging in the College Park area [EXCLUSIVE: Become a News 6 Insider (it’s FREE) | PINIT! Share your photos] the suspect — later identified as Tyler Feight —approached the victim and struck her in the upper body As Feight attempted to further overpower her the victim resisted by screaming and kicking The victim sustained minor injuries but was able to return home and call 911 a resident spotted an individual matching the suspect’s description—previously shared by the victim via social media—sleeping in a nearby grassy area and the victim positively identified Feight as the person who attacked her police said that Feight had been sleeping outside in the woods near the area after being released from jail He had previously been incarcerated for battery on a different female Feight is now facing charges of attempted sexual battery and battery News 6 was able to make contact with a family member of Feight She did not want to appear on camera but she did want to share that Feight has struggled with mental health issues in the past.  She said Feight’s relationship with the family has soured over the years and he has been in and out of mental health facilities A neighbor told News 6 she recognized Feight’s mug shot because she had seem him roaming the area before “I had known that he was wandering the area,” said Sydney Jamieson “But it’s been months since I’ve encountered him.” Jamieson praised the victim’s presence of mind “It’s like fight or flight mode,” she said Miguel De Aza was just about to start teaching his 6:30 p.m “I’m actually curious if she has some training in jiu-jitsu because she did the exact right thing,” De Aza the owner of Gracie Jiu-Jitsu in College Park De Aza said he was impressed with how the victim comported herself in such a precarious situation.  “You want to create awareness,” he explained she was able to bring her feet into the situation.” De Aza told News 6 that after hearing about what she endured he is inclined to offer her free classes at his studio Copyright 2025 by WKMG ClickOrlando - All rights reserved Haley is a digital content producer for ClickOrlando.com and first started as a News 6 producer in October 2014 She's a graduate of Indiana University with a Bachelors of Arts degree in journalism She specializes in theme parks and lifestyle writing TV Listings Email Newsletters RSS Feeds Contests and Rules Contact Us / Follow on Social Media Careers at WKMG Closed Captioning / Audio Description Public File Current EEO Report Terms of Use Privacy Policy Do Not Sell My Info FCC Applications EEO Report Disability Assistance Copyright © 2025 ClickOrlando.com is managed by Graham Digital and published by Graham Media Group, a division of Graham Holdings. 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(Alexa Yang/The Diamondback) ShopLas Vegas Aces 2:04 PMWings inviting fans to be part of history as they make the No 2025) – The Dallas Wings will host a WNBA Draft Party on April 14 at College Park Center in Arlington Doors open at the Wings home arena at 5:30 p.m CT ahead of the WNBA Draft 2025 presented by State Farm® Tickets to the Draft Party are free of charge The 2025 WNBA Draft is arguably the most anticipated in Wings history as they have the No 1 overall pick in a draft class with franchise-changing potential The Wings currently have two first round picks and five total selections in the 2025 WNBA Draft 1 picks have made a profound impact on their respective teams and the WNBA Live broadcast of the Draft Pre-Show (6 p.m.) and WNBA Draft (6:30 p.m.) will play on video boards throughout the arena allowing fans to celebrate the historic moment together In addition to watching the draft together as a fanbase attendees will hear from Dallas Wings Front Office Staff throughout the night meet the new Flight Crew – the Wings’ high-flying hip-hop-driven dance and hype crew – and team mascot Lightning Concession stands will be open throughout the evening to purchase food and beverages Dallas Wings Season Ticket Members receive advance access to the event on March 31, while remaining tickets will be available for free on a first-come, first-served basis to the general public starting April 1. 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If you are having difficulty accessing any content on this website Share on FacebookShare on X (formerly Twitter)Share on PinterestShare on LinkedInCOLLEGE PARK (Atlanta News First) — A metro Atlanta police department is under scrutiny after arresting a man for a violent home invasion despite evidence casting doubt he could have committed the crime Charles Read has been paralyzed for 25 years He said he and Katherine Jensen dated at one time but haven’t had contact with each other for 20 years But according to a June 15, 2024, complaint, Jensen told College Park, Georgia, police that Read broke into her home saying it’s not physically possible for him to do what she claimed he did “She said I kicked in the door,” Read explained “I’m in a wheelchair and have been for 25 years.” Body camera footage shows Katherine telling police his name and date of birth describing him as medium height and wearing all black “She never mentioned he was in a wheelchair,” said Andrew Fleischman especially if they’re running away on foot.” He said College Park officers never called or verified Jensen’s claims before charging him with aggravated assault Read said he was at a dinner party with friends the night of the alleged incident had no idea there was a warrant for his arrest He only learned of it when the federal government alerted him during a passport renewal process Read then contacted College Park Police officer Markenley Bolette - who originally responded to Jensen’s home - and agreed to meet at the police department this past March “I essentially surrendered myself because I was that innocent,” Read said he was questioned and then arrested in the lobby Bolette is seen on body camera video placing handcuffs on Read despite his protests it could cause him to fall “[Officers] literally sat there,” Read said “They just watched me writhe on the ground.” It’s an obvious attempt not to go to jail.” But another officer pushed back: “You may want to call the district attorney’s office Body camera video later showed Bolette acknowledging doubts about Jensen’s story “Now it’s looking like she made a false report,” he said on camera Records obtained by Atlanta News First Investigates show Jensen was arrested in 2023 for a different case, by Newnan Police information Fleishman said was available in a statewide database but never mentioned in the College Park incident report “I’ve never seen a case where somebody was so clearly innocent and it would take so little work to establish it and nobody was willing to do the work,” Fleischman said In an email sent to a College Park detective this week “My mental state and physical trauma in that moment worked to confuse me.. please contact me… so I can edit the information in the report and clear the name of an innocent man.” Jensen has not been arrested for filing a false report in Read’s case Fleischman said a Fulton County district attorney’s representative has indicated the charges against Read will be dropped Read said the College Park Police Department has not apologized for the incident “Not a single bit; I haven’t heard a word from them,” he said “We’ve been trying to get into communication with them repeatedly Jensen did not respond to requests for comment but her mother said Jensen now acknowledges Read did not attack her The City of College Park is currently looking into this matter with care and consideration We understand the importance of resolving this situation and appreciate your patience as we conduct a thorough investigation A representative from the City of College Park responded saying they are “conducting a thorough investigation.” a representative from College Park confirmed the district attorney has dropped the charges against Read If there’s something you would like Atlanta News First Investigates to dig into, fill out this submission form Atlanta News First podcasts are available now on: Spotify | Apple Podcasts | Amazon Music | YouTube vsUMD Terp Invitational Spiders Fight to 10th-Place Finish in College Park04/07/2025 | Women's Golf The Woodlands Behavioral Health & Wellness Center highlights the Ironman event that draws over 2000 participants from 37 countries and all 50 states Senior Vice President and CEO of Memorial Hermann The Woodlands Medical Center The Woodlands Arts Council (TWAC) awarded a one-time commemorative $20,000 scholarship to an exceptional student – Matthew Yu a Senior at College Park High School – to support his pursuit of higher education This special award supports TWAC’s mission to provide regional cultural and educational enrichment opportunities that encourage and promote the performing and visual arts TWAC’s Board Members voted unanimously to mark this milestone with a significant investment in the next generation of artists “Investing in our students keeps the arts council true to its mission,” emphasized Jenny Carattini-Wright “Presenting this one-time award in honor of the 20th anniversary felt like a natural way to celebrate our commitment to the arts and education.” He described his 2D mixed media work as heavily influenced by urban sketching–a practice in which artists rapidly sketch scenes of everyday life in outdoor settings on locations These pieces were created in the summer of 2023 during one of his visits to his parents’ hometown in Taiwan “Identity is central to my art,” explained Matthew when describing the journey of his creations “My linework is a blend of Asian and Western artistic elements reflecting my life between the East (Taiwan) my creative practice is about leaving behind artifacts of my existence—evidence of the life I’ve lived The Student Art Scholarship Program has been foundational to TWAC’s mission fostering artistic talent and supporting students pursuing higher education With the Because Arts Matter committee’s guidance the program has evolved while staying true to its purpose TWAC has awarded scholarships to 282 students 14 graduating seniors from Montgomery County received $60,000 in Student Art Scholarships to help them take the next step in their academic and artistic journeys and more in and around The Woodlands and Montgomery County an impactful opening ceremony to tee off Folds of Honor.. Cinco de Mayo has become one of the holidays most associated with drunk driving incidents the Lake Travis ISD Board of Trustees named Dr Hello Woodlands is celebrating Mother’s Day in style with a special giveaway The Insperity Invitational teed up the 22nd edition of the award-winning PGA TOUR Champions tournament by confirming that.. The City of Conroe presented its annual Employee of the Year Award before a citywide Employee Appreciation Luncheon.. Child Advocates of Montgomery County hosted its Champions for Children “Hope Grows” Volunteer and Community Appreciation Event at.. The John Cooper School recently transformed its campus into a vibrant celebration of global culture located on the ground floor of the Cambria Hotel a new apartment complex located on Route 1 (7News) — A car flipped over on its top and went up in flames after crashing near the Beltsville and College Park area of Prince George's County The crash happened between I-95 AND Route 1 at the Cherry Hill Road overpass according to Montgomery County Fire Rescue Chief Spokesperson Pete Piringer on X Several agencies helped assist the Prince George's County Fire Department at the scene of the crash Only one vehicle was involved in the crash It is unclear what injuries the driver sustained Patrick Wojahn, the former mayor of College Park who resigned after law enforcement executed a search and seizure warrant and discovered a “very large quantity” of child sexual abuse material on his cellphone In an order on Friday Fader granted a joint petition for disbarment by consent and noted that Wojahn agreed that his actions constituted professional misconduct Ex-College Park mayor sentenced for child sex abuse material: ‘I am truly, truly sorry’ Former College Park mayor pleads guilty to child pornography charges College Park mayor charged with possession, distribution of child pornography During an almost 1 1/2-hour sentencing hearing in 2023 Assistant State’s Attorneys Assistant State’s Attorneys Monica Meyers and Jess Garth outlined how possession and distribution of these images is not a victimless crime The Baltimore Banner thanks its sponsors. Become one. Prosecutors reported that investigators identified 52 children who were depicted in the child sexual abuse material more children that law enforcement could not identify Wojahn acknowledged that he contributed to the victimization of children and apologized for his actions Wojahn worked as director of government relations for the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy He previously advocated for the rights of people who have disabilities along with those living with HIV and AIDS The D.C. Court of Appeals in 2024 also suspended Wojahn’s law license on an interim basis because of his conviction for a serious crime Wojahn is incarcerated at the Roxbury Correctional Institution in Hagerstown, according to prison records Dylan Segelbaum dylan.segelbaum@thebaltimorebanner.com Dylan Segelbaum is the courts reporter at The Baltimore Banner Welcome to The Banner's subscriber-only commenting community. 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