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Wounded man was dropped off at local hospital, according to Harford County Sheriff’s Office deputies.
- A 25-year-old man was charged with arson after a Reisterstown apartment fire, police said.
- A 23-year-old man died around midnight of gunshot wounds, Baltimore Police said in a news release early Tuesday morning.
- Mosby is charged with falsely claiming that she suffered financial hardship during the coronavirus pandemic to obtain an early withdrawal from her retirement savings without facing any penalties.
- As Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby fights a federal indictment, observers say her husband and fellow officeholder, City Council President Nick Mosby, "walks a fine line."
- First elected in 2014, Democratic State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby has already been, at times, a polarizing figure in Baltimore.
- The 23-year-old Towson University student was shot and killed around 2 a.m. Jan. 11.
- The Baltimore public defender’s office is calling for a new review of convictions involving corrupt police officers after a staggering report raised new allegations and, for the first time, lays out the full scope of internal affairs complaints that officers convicted in the Gun Trace Task Force scandal had faced.
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- First elected in 2014, Democratic State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby has already been, at times, a polarizing figure in Baltimore.
- The 23-year-old Towson University student was shot and killed around 2 a.m. Jan. 11.
- The Baltimore public defender’s office is calling for a new review of convictions involving corrupt police officers after a staggering report raised new allegations and, for the first time, lays out the full scope of internal affairs complaints that officers convicted in the Gun Trace Task Force scandal had faced.
- Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby struck a defiant tone Friday in her first public appearance since being indicted on federal perjury charges, pledging to fight the case that she called politically and racially motivated and heading off calls that she step down from office.
- Long before former Baltimore Police officer Daniel Hersl’s arrest and conviction on federal racketeering charges, he had an outsize reputation for brutality and misconduct — among citizens, defense attorneys, and even fellow officers.
- A Baltimore County judge sentenced an Annapolis police officer to two years in jail with 18 months probation and suspended the entire sentence for stealing items from a Walmart Supercenter in Arbutus.
- Anne Arundel County police said a “heinous act” occurred Thursday evening when a person or persons took control of a Zoom video meeting being hosted by the department to display offensive photos and post racial slurs.
- A federal grand jury has indicted Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn J. Mosby on federal charges that she made false statements on loan applications, court records show.
- The indictment charges Mosby with four counts. One relates to a withdrawal Mosby took from her city retirement account, citing COVID.
- A man being pursued by Howard County police ran a red light in Columbia and crashing into another vehicle in a collision which sent him and three other people, including a child, to the hospital, police said.
- A racist epithet was written on a wall inside Lime Kiln Middle School in Fulton, and school leaders responded Wednesday by saying that the incident was “beyond disappointing and devastating to us,” especially in light of two other recent incidents of racist slurs being used at the school.
- FBI agents and Annapolis police officers searched a house on the 900 block of Monroe St. early Thursday morning, an FBI spokesperson confirmed.
- Five years after the Gun Trace Task Force corruption scandal broke, a new report is giving the first comprehensive account of how the Baltimore Police Department repeatedly failed to address misconduct complaints involving officers now serving federal prison time
- One person was critically injured and two more were seriously injured after a car struck a telephone pole and crashed into a house in Perry Hall on Wednesday night, Baltimore County officials said.
- Services are underway for Baltimore Police Officer Keona Holley, who was gunned down in her police cruiser last month as she worked an overtime shift in Curtis Bay.
- Cornelius J. “Neil” Behan, who led the Baltimore County Police Department for 17 years and was known nationally for promoting community policing strategies and gun control, died Friday at his home in Towson. He was 97.
- An early Tuesday morning shooting left a 23-year-old college student dead in Towson, police said.
- Two men were shot to death Monday night, one in East Baltimore and another in Northwest Baltimore, according to Baltimore Police.
- Faith leaders and activists oppose the plans to close four public schools as early as this summer, saying they are important anchors in struggling communities.
- Two men are dead and three others are injured after a series of violent incidents in Baltimore on Sunday, police say.
- Sunday, dozens of mourners gathered at Holley’s viewing to remember the “Mom from the West Side,” a passionate and energetic community servant who joined Baltimore’s police force at 37, eager to make a difference.
