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Syndicate This PageBABY'S SLAYING
Last September, 9-month-old Anthony M. Savoy III was killed in his car seat in Suitland, struck by one of more than a dozen bullets from an automatic weapon. Yesterday, Prince George's County police think, they found their man.
Metro's Red Line riders aren't likely to get relief from what has become a painful commute anytime soon.
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