Top 5 Stories: Molotov Cocktails, Nail-Gun Injury

No. 1—

A police investigation revealed the construction worker who suffered life-threatening injuries from Monday was shot by a co-worker during a dispute.

“Further investigation, consisting of several interviews, revealed that the victim was involved in a dispute with another member of the crew working on the home,” the release stated. “At a certain juncture, the co-worker .”

No. 2—

A multi-car accident in both directions on Wednesday, causing serious backups in the heart of rush-hour traffic.

The accident occurred in the southbound lanes of Route 2 just north of the South River bridge, close to . Two people suffered “very minor” injuries from the accident, according to Anne Arundel County Fire Department Lt. Cliff Kooser.

The Woodland Beach Volunteer Fire Department .

No. 3—

At 11 a.m. Wednesday, family and friends gathered at Chesapeake Community Fellowship church for . Some supporters like Air Force veteran David Way stood outside holding flags while others, like several Hogs for Heroes and Patriot Guard riders, simply sat outside.

Chase, a 22-year-old Marine from Edgewater, while serving in Afghanistan.

No. 4—

Fire investigators arrested three teens on Wednesday afternoon for in an attempt to destroy a Galesville home, Anne Arundel County Fire Chief Michael Cox said.

According to a news release from the Anne Arundel County Fire Department, an investigation showed that the teens allegedly constructed two Molotov cocktails—homemade incendiary devices—and sought to following a dispute on June 1.

No. 5—

South River outfielder set out to lead his team to a state championship, make the All-County Team and play well enough that he’d get to , at the Brooks Robinson game.

A ruptured appendix almost ruined all that. But after fighting through rehab and helping lead his team to the playoffs, Sia accomplished all but one of his goals. See his