Two Howard County teens have pleaded guilty to a hate crime charge and will serve weekends in jail under a plea deal related to vandalism at Glenelg High School that included swastikas and other racial epithets. Joshua Shaffer of Mount Airy and Seth Taylor of Glenwood, both 19, appeared Thursday…
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Two teens plead guilty in Glenelg hate crime case, will serve weekends in jail
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