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Police say they found a man shot to death in the city’s Penn North neighborhood Saturday night.
- BWI Airport officials said the garage was shut down for unspecified police activity, and that there was no threat to the public.
- An autopsy determined that Daniel Alvarado Cuellar was stabbed or cut 40 times in the head, neck and torso outside his Parkville home.
- Baltimore leaders are planning to tighten up enforcement and redeploy officers to the historic waterfront neighborhood of Fells Point after weekends of unruly crowds and a shooting early Sunday.
- Patrik Jordan Mathews and Brian Mark Lemley, two neo-Nazi group members whose talk of planning an attack at a Virginia gun rights rally was secretly recorded by the FBI, pleaded guilty Thursday to gun charges.
- A Howard County man pleaded guilty Thursday to making false statements to federal agents about threatening messages he sent to a U.S. House representative from Maryland, according to Maryland’s U.S. Attorney’s Office.
- Two people were arrested Wednesday and a search was underway for a third suspect after an officer was struck by a car as he responded to a report of a theft, Prince George’s County police said.
- The Baltimore Board of Estimates approved the disclosure and approval policy by a vote of 3-1, with Democratic City Council President Nick Mosby abstaining.
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A Howard County man pleaded guilty Thursday to making false statements to federal agents about threatening messages he sent to a U.S. House representative from Maryland, according to Maryland’s U.S. Attorney’s Office. - An Anne Arundel County judge rejected a request from lawyers representing the Capital Gazette gunman to close a Thursday afternoon hearing to the news media after stories on the man’s admission that he plotted to blow up the building where he murdered five people in 2018.
- Two people were arrested Wednesday and a search was underway for a third suspect after an officer was struck by a car as he responded to a report of a theft, Prince George’s County police said.
- The man who admitted murdering five employees of the Capital Gazette newspaper nearly three years ago initially planned to blow up a building, then studied police response times to other mass shootings in hopes of eluding capture, according to reports made public in court on Wednesday.
- The Baltimore Board of Estimates approved the disclosure and approval policy by a vote of 3-1, with Democratic City Council President Nick Mosby abstaining.
- A Crownsville man pleaded guilty to federal charges of child pornography possession Tuesday after Anne Arundel County detectives found more than 12,000 images and videos of child pornography while searching his home in July.
- A Baltimore County doctor has pleaded guilty to taking kickbacks to prescribe highly addictive pain medication, part of the fallout of a racketeering case and civil penalties levied against executives of an Arizona-based pharmaceutical company who prosecutors said helped fuel the opioid crisis.
- Baltimore's spending board approved a $60,000 settlement to a city resident who alleged a city police officer groped her and exposed her genitalia during a traffic stop on New Year's Day 2016.
- Authorities will operate overnight sobriety checkpoints for drivers along Boston Street between Baltimore’s Fells Point and Canton neighborhoods this weekend, according to a news release from the Maryland State Police.
- A Maryland man charged in connection to the siege at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6 has a plea agreement hearing in federal court scheduled for June 23, according to electronic court records.
- An Anne Arundel County jury found a suspended Prince George’s County police officer who lives in Laurel guilty of assault, reckless endangerment and a handgun violation for beating his girlfriend in September 2019.
- Baltimore police have reclassified an April shooting as a homicide after the victim died from his injuries on Tuesday, while another man was injured in an unrelated overnight shooting, officials said Wednesday morning.
- The alleged leader of Baltimore’s violent Triple-C gang, who fled last week after being charged in a sweeping federal indictment, died Tuesday after a standoff with Georgia police, who said he took hostages and fired at officers before killing himself.
- A Glen Burnie man convicted of first-degree murder for stabbing Jasmine Sherel Adams, 29, to death in August 2018 will serve 40 years in prison, an Anne Arundel County judge ruled Friday.
- Police say all four individuals survived the shootings.
- Two men were shot in separate incidents Saturday in Baltimore, police said.
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‘How did I not know this?’ An Eastern Shore community reckons with the lynchings in Maryland’s past.
As Maryland draws the shameful history of lynching from the shadows of history, descendants of victims in Salisbury reflect on the scars of racial injustices past and present. - A 35-year-old man has died after Baltimore police found him shot multiple times in West Baltimore’s Walbrook neighborhood, police say.
- Baltimore police have charged three teenagers with first-degree murder, alleging they were involved in the fatal shooting of a 31-year-old Israeli man last month.
- Turning Point Clinic, Baltimore’s largest drug-treatment clinic, fell victim to a cyberattack in April that may have allowed hackers to access and copy patients’ information, officials announced this week.
- A grand jury indicted Levar Cooper, 43, in the killing of Larry Alvin Randall Jr., 43, that occurred last month, according to the State's Attorney's Office.
