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Social media ratchets up the pressure on a routine police call

By By Ian Duncan and The Baltimore Sun

Dec 03, 2012 3:00 AM

Frank James MacArthur is taken into custody by Baltimore City Police Saturday night in Waverly. — Frank James MacArthur is taken into custody by Baltimore City Police Saturday night in Waverly. (Justin George, Baltimore Sun)

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