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Officers were called at about 10 a.m. to the area of West Ridgely Road and Francke Avenue, where a passenger who had been asleep on a Maryland Transit Administration bus woke up, and started shouting he would shoot people, said police spokesman Kevin Gay.
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Family members of Shaliqua Watson, 21, remember her life after she was fatally shot on Saturday, Aug. 8.
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Three men who spent a combined 108 years in prison for a murder they did not commit filed a federal lawsuit Thursday, alleging that Baltimore Police detectives coerced false statements and manufactured a narrative that implicated the three youths to the crime.
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Baltimore’s spending panel approved $1.1 million in police misconduct lawsuits, including the first two settlements related to the city’s corrupt Gun Trace Task Force.
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Baltimore FOP lawyer says management, not Law Enforcement Officers’ Bill of Rights, is BPD’s problem
An attorney for the Baltimore Police union is pushing back at calls to change a state statute that provides officers with legal protections, saying department leaders — not the Law Enforcement Officers’ Bill of Rights — bears blame for dysfunction in the BPD.
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Federal prosecutors have obtained another indictment against a Baltimore Police detective charged in the fallout of the Gun Trace Task Force case, adding an allegation that he searched a North Baltimore apartment without a warrant in 2015.
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Former Baltimore Police Sgt. Wayne Jenkins has asked a judge to release him just four years into his sentence, citing his efforts to save another inmate suffering a medical episode.
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The 2019 shooting death of a construction worker in Rising Sun, a small town in Cecil County, has raised questions about a veteran police officer.
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Former Baltimore Police Sgt. Wayne Jenkins has asked a judge to release him just four years into his sentence, citing his efforts to save another inmate suffering a medical episode.
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The 2019 shooting death of a construction worker in Rising Sun, a small town in Cecil County, has raised questions about a veteran police officer.
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A conservative legal group has sued a Maryland police department for copies of any body camera videos of a fatal shooting of Duncan Lemp, a man whose family says he was asleep in his bedroom when police opened fire.
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Two people suffered life-threatening injuries Tuesday in a motor vehicle accident in Dundalk, according to Baltimore County Police.
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A man was found dead among the rubble of a massive gas explosion in Northwest Baltimore just before 1 a.m. Monday, bringing the number of people killed in the incident to two, officials said.
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Two women were shot, one dying at the scene, in Baltimore’s Sharp-Leadenhall neighborhood in the early hours of Tuesday morning, Baltimore police said.
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The judge presiding over the Capital Gazette shooting trial ruled Tuesday that prosecutors didn’t do anything wrong when they sent the psychiatrist they hired to the county jail to investigate the gunman’s insanity claims, paving the way for the doctor to testify at trial in December.
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Three overnight shootings in Baltimore left one person dead, other injured, police say.
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Anne Arundel County fire and police investigators are looking into the suspected arson, burglary and vandalism of a Shady Side church Sunday morning, fire officials said.
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Police in Maryland say they've arrested an aging, serial bank robber who resurfaced after apparently being silent for four years.
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A woman got herself to the hospital after being shot in Annapolis Sunday night while dropping a friend off, city police said.
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A woman was sexually assaulted in Annapolis early Saturday morning by a man who offered her a ride home, police said.
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The attorney for a Baltimore man who is being accused of paying witnesses and manufacturing a document to win his freedom from a life sentence is asking for more time to respond to the allegation.
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An unidentified person threw something inside House of Prayer Church in Shady Side Sunday morning, that started a fire in the vestibule, according to Anne Arundel County Fire Department.
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A Baltimore Police officer has been criminally charged with misleading an assistant state’s attorney to prevent an ex-police officer - his former partner - from being prosecuted.
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The FBI announced Friday a reward of up to $25,000 for information about the murder of Bryan McKemy, a 27-year-old contractor who was fatally shot
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Two men killed Thursday night in separate West Baltimore shootings; pedestrian fatally struck by car
Baltimore Police said two men were killed in separate West Baltimore shootings on Thursday night. The department also said a pedestrian was killed after being hit by a car in North Baltimore.
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Baltimore County police have charged a fourth man with murder they say is connected to the fatal shooting of Michael McCoy, a Baltimore rapper and Catonsville bartender, in November.
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One man was killed and another was injured in a double shooting in the Madison Park neighborhood on Wednesday, according to Baltimore Police.
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A Maryland state trooper pleaded guilty to perjury and misconduct charges for fabricating drunken-driving arrests and issuing tickets to people who did not exist.
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Porter Stansberry, the former employer of Rey Rivera is pushing back on his portrayal in Netflix’s popular “Unsolved Mysteries” reboot, which raised questions about his involvement in Rivera’s 2006 death.
