Subject: Afternoon Buzz: At 11th hour, D.C. United considers bolting for Virginia
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Date: Tue, 2 Jun 2015 14:36:34 -0400 (EDT)

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AT 11TH HOUR, D.C. UNITED CONSIDERS BOLTING FOR VIRGINIA 
Jonathan O'Connell
Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe is making a last-minute bid to persuade D.C. United to build its new stadium in Loudoun County, and the team’s ownership — despite having spent more than two years negotiating a deal for a D.C. stadium — appears to be listening.Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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D.C. TAXI DRIVER DROVE WOMAN TO FAIRFAX COUNTY, ASKED FOR SEX ACT 
Julie Zauzmer
A D.C. taxi driver took a woman far from the destination she requested, then asked her to perform a sex act on him, Fairfax County police said Tuesday.The woman got out of the car unharmed.Police spokesman Roger Henriquez said that the woman hailed a cab in D.C. some time after 2 a.m. Saturday morning and asked the driver to take her to her home, which is not in Fairfax County. While in the taxi, she was looking at her cellphone. After some time, police said, the woman looked up and realized that the driver had taken her somewhere far from her home.Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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VICTIM AND SUSPECT NAMES RELEASED IN DEADLY SHOOTING NEAR TARGET IN GERMANTOWN 
Dana Hedgpeth
Montgomery County Police have identified the woman who was shot and killed by a man near a Target store in Germantown in what authorities are calling a homicide.Police said the victim was Mariam Folashade Abebayo, 24, and they have arrested Donald Wayne Bricker Jr., 27, of Hagerstown.Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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D.C. POLICE CHIEF GIVES MORE DETAILS IN DEADLY SHOOTING ON INTERSTATE 
Perry Stein, Dana Hedgpeth
D.C. Police Chief Cathy Lanier gave more details Tuesday in a deadly shooting along Interstate 295 on May 28, saying the incident may have been sparked by a traffic altercation in Northern Virginia.At a news conference, Lanier said the traffic altercation last Thursday occurred during morning rush hour traffic on the George Washington Parkway.Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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TWO STUDENTS INJURED IN STABBING AT SCHOOL IN PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY 
Dana Hedgpeth
Prince George’s County Police said two students were injured — one seriously — after they were involved in a stabbing at a school in Upper Marlboro.The incident began just before 8 a.m. Tuesday at Frederick Douglass High School. Officers were called to the scene for a report of a fight. One of the students allegedly pulled a knife on another student and stabbed him.Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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THIS MAN DID 5,801 PULL-UPS IN 24 HOURS TO CONTEND FOR A WORLD RECORD 
Perry Stein
In high school, John Bocek said he could barely do one pull-up. He later attended Virginia Military Institute, where pull-ups became his “thing.”Now, Bocek, 34, can do 5,800 more pull-ups than he could in high school.Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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HERE’S WHERE FIVE NEW SPEED CAMERAS ARE IN D.C. 
Dana Hedgpeth
Drivers beware! Starting on Wednesday, five new speed cameras in the District go live and will start issuing tickets.The five cameras were put in last month and ran on a 30-day grace period. That grace time expires June 3 at midnight. At that point, tickets will be issued to violators.Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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MONDAY’S THUNDERSTORMS WERE A CLOUD-LOVERS DREAM (PHOTOS) 
Angela Fritz
Shelfies, anvils and undulatus! These storms had a lot more going for them than just the rain. [
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BALTIMORE HOME OF REP. ELIJAH CUMMINGS CATCHES FIRE 
Rachel Weiner
Rep. Elijah Cummings’s home in West Baltimore caught fire Tuesday morning, but the congressman was not home and no one in his family was harmed in the incident.A Baltimore fire department spokesman said that no one was in the home when the minor fire broke out, the cause of which is still under investigation. A spokeswoman for Cummings confirmed that he was in Washington at the time.Read full article &gt;&gt; [
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