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Ocean City police are announcing more arrests after recent violence.
Also, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan said in a statement: “The rash of violence we have seen in Ocean City in recent days is completely unacceptable. [Maryland State Police] will continue to support the Ocean City Police Department and deploy troopers for enhanced patrol assistance.”
Police said they arrested four teenagers from Harrisburg, Pa., on drug-related charges. One is also accused of gun charges.
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Police said they found several people sleeping in a car, filled with the smell of marijuana, on June 10.
One of the people in the car had an arrest warrant out of Harrisburg for firing a gun into an occupied building. Officers found bullet holes in the back of the vehicle, and also found marijuana and two guns, including an AK-47.
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