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Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison and Mayor Bernard C. “Jack” Young announced a $200,000 marketing campaign at a news conference Monday. - A 60-year-old man is in serious but stable condition after two men broke into his home on Reese Street in North Baltimore.
- Anthony Washington Sr. was arrested Saturday morning and faces 11 charges, including first-degree attempted murder and assault.
- Three people were shot, one fatally, in separate incidents in Baltimore late Friday and early Saturday, police said.
- A man was shot Thursday afternoon in Baltimore and two others were shot in the evening, police said.
- Baltimore police are investigating a shooting outside of Giant Food in Better Waverly.
- Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison Thursday announced the results of a three warrant initiative targeting violent offenders.
- Police say a 20-year-old woman died from a gunshot wound to her upper body after being shot in the 400 block of N. Rose Street.
- Baltimore police issued a warning that fireworks, sparklers, and celebratory gunfire are illegal at all times.
- Baltimore police also ruled a 1992 shooting as a homicide after a man succumbed to his injuries in March an autopsy ruled last week.
- Mayor Young and Police Commissioner Harrison declared support for Baltimore's immigrants as they announced a new police policy to not aid ICE.
- A four our-month investigation into what Baltimore police call a dangerous gang has led to the arrests of 14 people with more arrests to follow,
- A 20-year-old man is in critical condition after being shot along Hanover Street and crashing his car in the MedStar Harbor Hospital emergency room lot
- Police in Charlottesville, Va., are looking in Baltimore and Joppa for person of interest in a homicide of a transgender teenager, officials said Thursday.
- We hope that Commissioner Michael Harrison is finally the one able to get a grip on the excessive amount of overtime earned by police officers.
- Suiter’s death remains controversial — it is officially a homicide, with questions raised about whether he killed himself and staged it to look like a murder.
- Baltimore Police arrested a 20-year-old man Thursday and charged him with the murder of former Maryland football player David Mackall Jr.
- The Baltimore Police union on Wednesday advised its members to begin sharing any feelings of exhaustion with their supervisors — and documenting the response.
- A Baltimore man suspected of supplying Carroll County with illegal drugs was arrested in Baltimore on Monday, according to a Wednesday afternoon news release.
- Baltimore police rescued a man threatening to kill himself by jumping from the Howard Street Bridge on Tuesday, officials said.
- The incidents follow a violent weekend in Baltimore where on Saturday 11 people were shot, three fatally, throughout the city.
- The crime strategy that Baltimore police rolled out to target high crime areas is not new and innovative.
- Baltimore Police spokesman Matt Jablow said the tactic the officer is using targets a pressure point located behind the ear.
- Monday night’s homicide followed an intense afternoon of violence across the city, including two deadly shootings within an hour of each other.
- Maryland Senate President Mike Miller will meet with Gov. Larry Hogan to appeal for millions to fund technology for Baltimore police and school construction.
- The Baltimore Police Department has implemented a new patrol strategy requiring officers to spend more time in 120 violent “micro-zones” across the city.
- Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison thinks plainclothes police can be an effective part of crime fighting; we disagree.
- Baltimore police say a woman was found dead inside a car at the Horseshoe Casino garage and are investigating it as a suspicious death.
- A captain assigned to the Baltimore Police Northeastern District has been suspended, a department spokesman confirmed Friday.
- The Baltimore Police Department’s Central District is considering a move up the street to the former home of The Baltimore Sun on the edge of Mount Vernon.
- Baltimore Police say Stephanie Ordonez, a 25-year-old reported missing after last being seen on June 14, was found dead in Texas.
- Baltimore Police officer Julie Pitocchelli, who has more than doubled her salary with overtime has recently been suspended,
- Baltimore's police overtime budget is high but until the force hires more officers, there's not much choice in the matter.
- All Baltimore rape claims deserve thorough investigation, not just the ones allegedly involving a police officer.
- A man was shot to death near the Hebrew Friendship Cemetery, just north of Highlandtown, before dawn Thursday morning, police said.
- The issue of police overtime resurfaces with the misconduct case last week against Sgt. Ethan Newberg.
- Hyatt, a longtime Baltimore City cop, said Wednesday at the troubled department she saw things done well and things she "would do differently."
- Baltimore police say a man died after being shot in the chest in the 3100 block of Baker Street on Wednesday.
- Baltimore police say a motorcyclist died after a collision with an Maryland Transportation Authority bus Tuesday.
- Police said they were sent the photo yesterday. The picture circulating on social media shows an officer in a black patrol car, who appears to be sleeping.
- Baltimore police face worse hardships than the occasional bad apples in the ranks.
- The last thing that Baltimore needs right now is the FOP leader picking a public fight with the police commissioner.
- Melissa Hyatt was sworn in Monday as Baltimore County’s 14th police chief and the first woman to lead the department.
- Officers responded to a double shooting in the 2400 block of E. Oliver St. in Broadway East at 11:40 p.m., where they found a man shot in the head.
- A dozen internal affairs charges against Baltimore Police officers were dismissed by a circuit court judge because the department filed them too late.
- Baltimore police have detained a suspect who they say carjacked a vehicle and crashed it near the Inner Harbor on Saturday night.
- A 16-year-old boy was wounded in the leg aboard a bus in downtown Baltimore on Friday night in what police believe was an accidental, self-inflicted shooting.
- Baltimore Police Department released footage Friday of an incident between Sgt. Ethan Newberg and a bystander who criticized his police work.
- The friends and family of Sebastian Dvorak — a beloved Canton bartender who was robbed and shot while walking home after celebrating his 27th birthday.
- In this bonus episode of Newsroom Edition, hear more about the reporting process of 'Cops and Robbers,' Justin Fenton's three-part investigative series.
