Charles County authorities said the Waldorf boy found his way out of his carseat and walked into a roadway as his mother left her vehicle to give a piece of mail to a postal worker.

The Frederick News-Post reported Tuesday that 50-year-old James Ways of Westminster was served Monday with a criminal summons charging him with three counts of fourth-degree sex offense.

They said Pernell Lonnie Dawkins, 43, of Southeast Washington was shot in the 300 block of Ridge Road SE on July 17. The shooting left him paralyzed and he was taken to a rehabilitation cetner in Maryland, where he died March 14.

A 3-year-old boy was killed Tuesday in Charles County when he climbed out of his mother’s car and was hit by an oncoming vehicle, authorities said.

The incident occurred about 2 p.m. in a quiet residential neighborhood in the Waldorf area, the sheriff’s office said.

By about 2:30 a.m., Charlottesville police were investigating and before 8 a.m., Love’s ex-boyfriend, George Huguely V, of Chevy Chase, was being questioned by two detectives.

Rivelino Villegas-Posada, 34, of no fixed address, and Jubencio Castro, 24, of no fixed address, were charged with rape and aggravated malicious wounding, police said.

Brian McNamee said his relationship with the baseball star led to marital problems, and that his wife pressed him to do something to protect himself because he had a “history of taking hits for people and always getting in trouble.”

Kuron Hunt was delivered after his pregnant mother was stabbed in the stomach at her home in the 4200 block of 9th Street SE on March 22. While his mother survived, the baby died due to injuries sustained in the attack.

The shooting happened about 10:45 p.m. in the 4200 block of 6th Street SE, while officers were looking for a suspect in an earlier shooting that happened nearby.

The scheduling conference for Jose Mejia-Varela is scheduled for Tuesday morning in Frederick County Circuit Court.

Media outlets report that 30-year-old Michael Wayne Tutwiler of Mechanicsville will serve six months in prison. James Tucker Creamer of Amherst County will spend one year on probation and pay a $500 fine.

It was originally to take place Tuesday morning.

Michael Joseph Poth, 20, is charged in the late April death of Philip M. Bushong, 23.

The prerelease inmates were assigned to the Baltimore City Correctional Center when the crash occurred about 2:45 p.m. on Route 40 in Baltimore County near Catonsville, the police said.

Defense attorneys for the eight men found guilty in the murder of Catherine Fuller, a 48-year-old wife and mother, have argued over three weeks that their clients were falsely accused, prosecutors mishandled the case and authorities coerced false statements from witnesses in the 1985 trial.

Openly gay judicial candidate rejected by Virginia legislature. Conservative lawmakers insist Tracy Thorne-Begland’s advocacy for gay rights disqualifies him from being an impartial judge.

Report: Potomac is nation’s most endangered river. An advocacy group says pollution will only get worse if Clean Water Act regulations are rolled back.

Yeardley Love’s mother sues U-Va. coaches. Almost two years after daughter’s death, Sharon Love claims that George Huguely’s coaches ignored his erratic behavior.

George Huguely’s videotaped police statement aired at his February murder trial and a selection of other exhibits in the former University of Virginia student’s case will be available for public viewing — but not copying or replaying — May 15 and May 16 in a Charlottesville courtroom.

For Washington sports teams, the skies are clearing. The Capitals’ Game 7 victory, the Redskins drafting Robert Griffin III and a fast start by the Nationals are giving D.C. sports fans reasons to smile.

Prosecutors said Carole Nelson, who had pleaded guilty to a single count of money laundering in U.S. District Court in Greenbelt, was among the co-conspirators connected to a fraud run through her employer, Metro Dream Homes.

They said the incident occurred at Benning Road and Oklahoma Avenue NE about 3:30 p.m. The woman was conscious and breathing as paramedics took her to a hospital, police said.

In each case, police said, the men wore masks and flashed semi-automatic handguns. They seemed to park a newer model gray Dodge Charger near the side or rear of the businesses they robbed, police said.

Police tweeted the reopening of the road near the embassy, which sits near the Watergate complex and the Kennedy Center, shortly after 11 a.m.

The Danville Register & Bee reports that 55-year-old Ricky Lynn Easley of Callands is scheduled to be sentenced May 21. A June 11 sentencing is set for 37-year-old Daniel Ray Matthews of Callands.

Firefighters were dispatched at around 11:30 a.m. Sunday, and once at the scene, found heavy fire and smoke inside a large warehouse-style automotive repair shop, said Mark Brady, a spokesman for the Prince George’s County Fire/EMS Department.

Tharp, who crashed at about 9:20 p.m., was pronounced dead at the scene, police spokesperson Iris Acosta said. No other injuries were reported. Police are investigating the cause of the crash.

Virginia State Police said Timothy S. Waaga, 39, of Long Beach, Miss., was riding a 2008 Harley Davidson motorcycle on Route 620 at about 10:20 p.m. when he crossed over the double, solid center line and struck a 2012 Ford Focus head-on. Waaga was transported to Mary Washington Hospital, where he died later Saturday night. Waaga was wearing a helmet.

The one in which President Obama told a ballroom full of reporters at last weekend’s White House correspondents’ dinner that he had to leave early to get his security detail “home in time for their new curfew”?

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