BALTIMORE — Former Taneytown Police Chief William Tyler pleaded guilty Tuesday at a hearing in the U.S. District Court of Maryland to one count of possessing and transferring a machine gun. “[Tyler] apologizes to the community and its hard-working citizens who he served for many years,” Tyler’s…
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Ex-Taneytown police chief pleads guilty, lied to feds about using machine guns found at his home
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