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Two men were injured, one fatally, in separate shootings across Baltimore Thursday, police said.
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The American Civil Liberties Union of Maryland is suing the Baltimore Police Department over a controversial plan to fly surveillance planes over the city.
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Federal prosecutors say they do not oppose a 60-day extension for former Baltimore Mayor Catherine E. Pugh to report to prison in Alabama.
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Keith Gladden is charged with first-degree murder as police say he fatally shot a 21-year-old Dontrell Toliver less than a block away from his home.
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Convicted former Baltimore Mayor Catherine E. Pugh has been assigned to serve her sentence at an Alabama facility nearly 900 miles from home, and is asking for a delay in reporting
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A 21-year-old man died from his injuries after being a victim of a shooting on Monday, police say.
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Baltimore Police have charged a 19-year-old woman officers with violating Gov. Larry Hogan’s executive order requiring residents to stay home.
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Baltimore Police release body camera footage from officer's fifth fatal shooting
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A 21-year-old man died from his injuries after being a victim of a shooting on Monday, police say.
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Baltimore Police have charged a 19-year-old woman officers with violating Gov. Larry Hogan’s executive order requiring residents to stay home.
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A suspect is in custody after attempting to strike a police officer with a truck in Odenton, Anne Arundel County Police officials said.
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Baltimore Police release body camera footage from officer's fifth fatal shooting
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Two gun-wielding assailants broke into a Bay Ridge Gardens residence Monday night and robbed a woman in the latest episode of gun violence to afflict the community, Annapolis police said.
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27-year-old Robert Green was fatally shot in the head in Baltimore's Sandtown-Winchester neighborhood Tuesday, police say.
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Annapolis police detectives learned through various sources of surveillance footage what led up to, happened during and followed the fatal shooting of Leslie Eugene Saunders. Michael Davon Gibson, 21, of Annapolis, has been charged with murder in the 49-year-old's death.
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Someone fired a gunshot in the air before stealing a small bag of marijuana in Riva during a botched transaction Sunday night, Anne Arundel County police said.
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An Annapolis man was arrested after he allegedly robbed a man at gunpoint during a car sale Saturday afternoon, police said.
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The 24-year-old man who was shot to death early Saturday in Baltimore’s Federal Hill neighborhood was hosting a “game night” party and broadcasting on Facebook Live when his attacker scaled a fence, according to a review of the video and a woman who attended the party.
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Three people were shot Saturday afternoon in the city’s Brooklyn neighborhood, according to police.
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The shooting was the third homicide in the same apartment complex in two years.
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A man was taken to the hospital after being stabbed along Obery Court Friday afternoon, Annapolis police said.
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Mount Airy is in mourning following the loss of two members of their community that were killed in a shooting Thursday afternoon.
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Three privately funded surveillance planes have been cleared to begin patrolling Baltimore from the sky.
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Four men have been charged with attempted murder after allegedly shooting a man in Lansdowne in early March, according to Baltimore County Police.
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Shannon Barmer, 22, was fatally shot and killed Friday in a Baltimore neighborhood. The family says she was caught in crossfire. Now they must figure out how to plan her funeral.
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A man was shot in his torso Tuesday afternoon in Southeast Baltimore, police said.
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A third Baltimore resident has died from the new coronavirus, officials announced, as city police work to enforce a statewide “stay-at-home” order.
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A prominent pastor is vowing to hold worship services this Sunday and beyond after Baltimore police tried to shut down a service at his church amid increasing coronavirus-related constraints on social gatherings.
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Violators could face a $5,000 fine and up to one year in prison. State police did not immediately say Tuesday how many, if any individuals were charged, just that law enforcement received 402 calls related to the order.
