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Ex-guitarist of Baltimore hardcore band Turnstile accused of attempted murder, targeting singer’s dad

A former guitarist of the Baltimore hardcore band Turnstile is accused of intentionally hitting the lead singer’s father with a car and leaving him with severe trauma to his legs.

Brady Ebert, 33, of Silver Spring, was taken into custody on Wednesday on charges of attempted second-degree murder and first-degree assault, and a district court commissioner ordered him to be held without bond.

Turnstile “cut ties” with Ebert in 2022 due to “a consistent pattern of harmful behavior affecting himself, the band and the community,” the band said in a statement on Thursday. Ebert “began threatening violence” around that time, and those threats “escalated further” over the past few months, the band said.

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Maryland transportation officials hold firm on $5.2 billion price tag to replace Key Bridge

State transportation officials are holding firm on a projected cost of $5.2 billion to rebuild the Francis Scott Key Bridge, despite reports of some estimates nearly twice that amount. Maryland will part ways later this year with the current contractor, Nebraska-based Kiewit  Infrastructure, after failing to reach agreement on a final project cost. State officials have refused to disclose the amount sought by Kiewit, citing confidential negotiations, but some estimates have placed Kiewit’s asking price as high as $9 billion.
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