Louis Dominick Sparco Jr., 38, of Newark, Delaware and formerly from Kennedyville, Maryland, was arrested and charged with attempted second-degree murder and related firearm offenses following a shooting on Kennedyville Road in the area of Creamery Street last month.  The incident allegedly occurred after a verbal altercation. Doorbell camera footage captured the victim running to his pickup truck before Sparco approached with a shotgun, smashed a taillight, and fired twice into the occupied vehicle. Although the victim felt something strike his back, no injuries were reported. Sparco fled the scene but was later arrested with a spent shotgun shell in his pocket, and investigators subsequently recovered the hidden shotgun from a nearby cornfield.  Sparco faces multiple charges, including attempted second-degree murder,  first and second degree assault, firearm use, reckless endangerment, and malicious destruction of property resulting in damage in excess of $1,000.   Sparco is due in the District Court for Kent County tomorrow when a judge will determine if there is probable cause to send the case to trial. 

The search is over after five goats have been found after mysteriously disappearing from a Caroline County farm last weekend.  As we reported the goats were seen on the owners cameras walking toward the gate at the end of the driveway after a grey truck passed by.  The pet sitter realized when she went out to put them up for the night they were gone.  The goats’ owner, Tiffany Collins Cumming,  says Daisy, Moose, George, Henry, and Moo were found by someone about a mile down the street, and are now safe and sound at home.