Orioles-Nats dispute set for July 12 court arguments

A suspect has been arrested in a January 2022 shooting in Winnipeg.

Nejib Abdulrished Hassan, 27, has been wanted on an arrest warrant for aggravated assault since Feb. 11, 2022. He was arrested Oct. 3, 2026 in a back lane in the 600 block of Portage Avenue. The Winnipeg Police Service tactical unit and canine unit were involved in the arrest.

Hassan is accused of shooting a man he knew in the lobby of an apartment building in the 1100 block of Portage Avenue on Jan. 31, 2022. The 30-year-old victim was stepping off the elevator when a man in the lobby shot him with a handgun. The victim had life-altering injuries, the Winnipeg Police Service stated.

Hassan is also charged with possession of an unauthorized firearm, carrying a concealed weapon and other weapons charges. Police say officers seized a handgun from Hassan during his arrest.

NEW YORK - A New York judge has set July 12 for oral arguments in the long-running dispute between the Washington Nationals and Baltimore Orioles over money from the cable channel they jointly own,

Supreme Court Justice Joel M. Cohen on Friday accepted the schedule proposed by the teams.

Washington wants Cohen to confirm an April 15 decision by Major League Baseball's Revenue Sharing Definitions Committee awarding the Nationals $296.8 million from the Mid-Atlantic Sports Network for the team's television rights for 2012-16.

Baltimore asked Cohen to put the matter on hold until the New York Court of Appeals hears the Orioles' challenge to a New York Supreme Court Appellate Division decision in 2017 that sent the dispute back to the RSDC for a rehearing. The RSDC's original 2014 decision was thrown out by a New York court because a law firm representing the Nationals also had represented teams of RSDC members.

DEAR MISS LONELYHEARTS: My girlfriend and I — two women in our late 20s — are finally getting married.

Previously, we were both living with guys and it didn’t ever work for us. She thinks marriage itself was not her problem, but that guys are basically not suited to “loving” in the special ways two women can love.

So, here I am getting ready to give marriage another go — but with her! She’s a woman who’s a wonderful chef, decorator and a mother of two from her previous marriage. The problem we have as partners? I don’t care for the domestic arts myself — but I’d still like to have a child of my own.

That brings up another issue. I also have a male friend who’d be happy to get me pregnant — an old pal of mine who is a bachelor and would like to be a father and continue being platonic friends with me. He’d also help support the child financially.