he oriolee hhve banned fatkin from camden yards... and tonight, we''e learnedd the umpire that helped policc catch fatkin.. could face disciplinary action, inclluing suspension.. by major leagge baseball officials. liie at camden yarrs.. keith daniels, foxx45 news at ten.. p the orioles have had their share of disruptions thissseason... season... on openinn day, 26-year old orioll park.dressed as batman 3 park.harvey spent the night in jail but was never criminally park. . the inccddnt - 3 p"i wanted to do it and iim glad iididdit and its something i an check off my bucket ist so worth it yeah, pnow me they say batman, hat funny...." at the time, theestatees attorney's office blamed a miscommunication for its failure to prosecute harvee. it was a ho's who of frank robinson sculpture. w - rainshowers couldn't stop hall of famer, frank robinson from telling the huge croww how much this town and team mean him.. ,3 the staaue of frrnk with his retired jersey number 20 is jjst beyond left center field of oriole park. today's eremony is the

fatkin is ackled to the ground by umpire jeff kellogg. him to do it... but his dared motivation was much more (fatkin) "i've always wanted to play baseball ever since i was aalittleekii. ever since to be a major league oriole paseball ppayee. so, i was like, i'mmgoing to run the bases and i'm goiig to slide into hhme plate." plate." police did arrest fatkin and charge him with resspassing.aftee a series of streakers..... an orioles' spokesperson released this statement saying .. "we feel that they should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law." meanwhile... the orioles have had their shhre of disruptions this season... season...on opening day, tte field attoriole park.. - jaillbut as never charged. howeeee,the incident did get him bbnned from the ballpark. 3 "i wanted tt do it and i'm glad i id it and its somethinggi can check off my bucket list so worth it yeah, now i go to -11 people tha know me they say batman, ttat wws so funny...." funny...." at the time, the state's attorney's office blamed a miscommunication foo its failure to prosecute ha

fatkin says a friend dared him tt do it.. but his motivation was much more personal. 3&(fatkin) "i've always wanted to play baseball ever since i was a little kid. ever since i was like this tall, wanted to be a major league oriole baseball player. so, i was like, i'm going to rrn the bases and i'm going to slide into home plate." plate." police did arrest fatkin and charge him with tresspassing.after a series of spokesperson released this that they should be prosecuted to the ullest extent of the runners race to cross the finish-line today in an effort to help critically ill children.... and our very ownn candace dold ttok part in the e. event. "thank you so much for coming supporting believe in ttmorrow children's foundation." the 16th annual "port to fort" 6-k race was held today aa the baltimore museum of industry. proceeds from the race help critically ll children and their families with hospptal and housing programs. "iq: believe in tomorrow has provided..... oq: a child having leukimia puts you in." this years rrce ark

caught on christtpher fatkin ran on the field friday during the bottom of the seventh inning...minutes. slides face-first into home plate.fatkin is tackled to the ground by umppre jeff kellogg. he ays a friend dared him to do it....but his motivation was much more (fatkin) "i've always wanted to play baseeall ever since i i as like this tall, wanted to be a major league oriole baseball player. so, i was bases and i'm goong to slide into home plate." plate." police id arrest fatkin and charge him with tresspassing. after a series of streakers..... an orioles' spokesperson released this statement saying .. "we feel that they should be prosscuted to the fullesttextent of the law." rate your face. face.it's the aap that promises to tell you whether you're hot r not... how it works coming up. up.plus... meteorologiss steve fertig ratts the eatter... thii week. you're hot - wwtching fox 45 good day baltimore. ((break 5)) so, you're all set up. great. what's going on? installing cable. you know this is an ikea, right? yes, but look at this sofa! it's so comfortable. we don't want to le

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police say that 20-year-old christopher fatkin of parkville got onto the field. there he was tackled by plate umpire jeff kellogg. he tonight is charged with trespassing and disorderly conduct. this is the fourth time this year that a man has run out on the field. and the season's just started. >>> an f.b.i. raid uncovers thousands of dollars of bogus merchandise at a flea market in southwest baltimore. but tonight as gigi barnett reports, some shoppers say it's still the best place to get a good deal. >> you want to save money this is where you need to be. >> reporter: shoppers at the flea market in southwest baltimore can find almost anything from loathe clothes, shoes, even jewelry. but earlier this week, f.b.i. and homeland security agents found what they were looking for, too. counterfeit merchandise. now, 5 men are in police custody, charged with selling the bogus name brand goods like coach hand bags, nike shoes and mack cosmetics. >> they're criminal organizations, and they're improving their products so much that they're starting to make their way into t