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The Baltimore City NAACP, which was stripped of its powers last fall and continues to face internal controversies, hopes an election in the fall will provide a much-needed reset for the historically powerful branch.
- The Civilian Review Board voted on Thursday night to subpoena the Baltimore Police Department for records it says are being withheld following the review board's refusal to sign a confidentiality agreement.
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- The Civilian Review Board says it has not received any cases from the Internal Affairs Division of the Baltimore Police Department since refusing to sign a confidentiality agreement in July after a restructuring of city agencies.
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- The family of an 86-year-old man killed during a high-speed chase by officers who later were part of the Gun Trace Task Force is suing the Baltimore Police Department, Maryland and the city, seeking $25 million in damages for what they say is a wrongful death.
