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Bail denied for one, $2M for other in Frederick school shooting

By The Associated Press

By DAVID DISHNEAU
Associated Press

FREDERICK, Md. (AP) _ Both defendants in a Frederick high school shooting remain in custody after a bail hearing.

A Frederick County judge denied bail Wednesday for 21-year-old Brandon Tyler. He’s accused of firing the seven shots from a handgun that wounded two teenage boys outside a Frederick High School basketball game in February.

The judge set bail at $2 million for 19-year-old Chandler Davenport. Police say he lured the boys outside in a planned attack.

Their public defender says there’s no physical evidence connecting Tyler to the gun. He says both men are presumed innocent.

Frederick police announced the arrests Wednesday morning.

Maryland parents’ YouTube channel draws clicks, outrage

By Neal Augenstein
WASHINGTON — A Frederick County, Maryland, couple has removed a popular series of YouTube videos which show them pulling pranks on their five young children, after accusations the pranks were abusive. Mike and Heather Martin, of Ijamsville, Maryland, had posted videos of orchestrated pranks, which often left their children crying, and visibly upset.
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