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‘The guns aren’t real,’ Md. city advises as film crew arrives

FREDERICK, Md. (AP) — The City of Frederick is advising residents that actors will be using fake guns during a downtown filming project.

Spokeswoman Patti Mullins says in a statement that a crew from the Silver Spring-based production company Sirens Media is filming Monday from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m.

She says the guns will be holstered, and there will be no simulated firing.

Sirens Media produces true-crime programming and episodes for several reality shows on the cable television channel Bravo.

Maryland parents’ YouTube channel draws clicks, outrage

WASHINGTON — A Frederick County, Maryland, couple has removed a popular series of YouTube videos which show them pulling pranks on their five young children, after accusations the pranks were abusive. Mike and Heather Martin, of Ijamsville, Maryland, had posted videos of orchestrated pranks, which often left their children crying, and visibly upset.
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