G&M Cafeteria crabcakes are pretty special. But they really shouldn't lead to this:
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Man charged in bloody fight at carryout
Sun reporter
Originally published March 1, 2007
In the end, neither Jeffrey Rites nor Keith Anthony Rantin Jr. got any of G&M Restaurant and Lounge's famous crab cakes for lunch.
In a scuffle over who was next in line at the Linthicum Heights carryout, Rites was stabbed. Then Rantin was charged. And today, a jury will be asked to sort through the messy saga.
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