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A Baltimore County jury convicted a Northeast Baltimore man Monday of felony murder in the killing of the popular bartender Sebastian Dvorak four years ago in Canton.
Maryland Court of Special Appeals has ruled that State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby's reasons aren't valid under the law for keeping secret her "do-not-call list" of compromised police officers.
Baltimore County officials will pay $6.5 million to the family of the late Eric Sopp to settle a federal lawsuit accusing police of killing without justification the unarmed Sopp and other people in the midst of mental health crises.
Baltimore County authorities dropped charges of attempted murder against the 19-year-old man accused of opening fire at Towson University last month after prosecutors said they don’t have direct evidence the teen pulled the trigger.
Baltimore Circuit Judge Cynthia Jones ordered a mistrial Wednesday in the trial of a Baltimore mother and neighborhood man accused of shooting a 13-year-old girl over an argument among middle school girls two years ago.
A Baltimore jury convicted Malik Samartaney Monday of murdering his adult daughter, dismembering her body, and throwing away her remains at an apartment complex dumpster two years ago.
A Baltimore jury began deliberating Friday whether her father, Malik Samartaney, ended the tumultuous relationship by murdering Dominique Foster by dismembering and hiding her body.
A Baltimore jury heard the first evidence of motive Tuesday in the murder trial of Malik Samartaney, who's accused of killing his grown daughter in May 2019 and dismembering her body to cover up the crime.
Behind closed doors, the millionaire Baltimore businessman Charles Nabit lorded his wealth and power over young, drug-addicted women, paying them for sex. He was sentenced Monday to 18 months in federal prison.
Baltimore prosecutors began Thursday to present evidence in another murder case against Malik Samartaney, telling jurors the 68-year-old former Marine from Northwest Baltimore killed his grown daughter, dismembered her body, and threw her away at a dumpster.