crime
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Baltimore leaders were going around town this week hinting at a trend not seen in any sustained way in Baltimore in a while: Crime, they’ve repeatedly said, is going down. Is it?
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This is a brief on a shooting in the Parkville area that sent two men to local hospitals with gunshot wounds.
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Allegations of drug dealing in a Baltimore neighborhood and a request for police to set up covert drug surveillance in the headquarters of a nonprofit highlight the tensions inherent in the war on drugs.
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Prosecutors told a federal judge that Justin Antoine murdered a 16-year-old boy last year, shooting him twice in the head on a basketball court.
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Andrew Zaragoza, of Bel Air, was sentenced Monday to 30 years in prison, with half that sentenced suspended, for the 2017 murder of his mother.
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Police have charged an 18-year-old with first-degree murder in the shooting death of an Edgewood teen that occurred on July 4.
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Reflecting national trend, former UMBC baseball players file defamation claims against woman who accused them of sexual assault
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John Kass: Investigate the Jussie Smollet hate crime hoax and the prosecutor who tried to cover it up.
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With the operational ties between gang members in both countries so strong, it made sense to develop a relationship between prosecutors to fight back.
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Prince George's county police say an on-duty officer observed a figure in a wooded area hurling a firework at his marked car early Thursday.
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A 15-year-old was shot and killed early Thursday morning in Edgewood, the sheriff’s office said.
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Attorneys and city leaders are closely watching a lawsuit that may prove a bellwether for the raft of police corruption lawsuit
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The FBI announced that Roger Taylor, aka "Milk" of the Baltimore gang "Trained to Go," was arrested in the Dominican Republic on racketeering charges.
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Bobbie Sue Hodge, 60, charged with setting fatal fire to the townhouse where she lived with eight other people continues to be held without bail.
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Ezekiel Elliott is vowing to avoid incidents similar to a recent one in Las Vegas that forced the star running back of the Dallas Cowboys to meet with
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Two board members at the Animal Welfare Society in Columbia have each been arrested and charged with 50 counts of animal cruelty.
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An Edgewood woman was arrested Monday and charged with three counts of murder in connection with a fire May 9 in Edgewood that killed three people.
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Nathaniel McKnight was serving a life sentence that began in January 2015.
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Two men face assault charges after fighting allegedly broke out among players and spectators at a Hampstead soccer tournament Sunday.
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Davvaughn William Howard of West Baltimore is the first person arrested over the fighting outside the bar.
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Joshua Matthew Johnson, of Hampstead, was charged with the 2017 armed robbery of an Eldersburg 7-Eleven.
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Police have arrested a Baltimore man for allegedly stabbing a Bel Air resident after a verbal confrontation on a middle school basketball court Sunday.
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Richard Lee Turner was charged with stealing more than $8,000 worth of car batteries from Walmart, an incident police say was part of a theft string.
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One witness described seeing eight or nine men arrested by ICE agents. Howard County Executive Calvin Ball insisted the action was not a "raid."
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Andrew Reuschlein, 19, of the unit block of Rich Mar St., pled guilty to possessing child pornography on two counts, according to electronic court records.
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A Baltimore man suspected of supplying Carroll County with illegal drugs was arrested in Baltimore on Monday, according to a Wednesday afternoon news release.
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The incidents follow a violent weekend in Baltimore where on Saturday 11 people were shot, three fatally, throughout the city.Â
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Baltimore Police spokesman Matt Jablow said the tactic the officer is using targets a pressure point located behind the ear.
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A Frederick man was charged with possessing a controlled substance and intent to distribute said substance.
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Todd Pivec, 41, of Cockeysville is arrested for drunk driving after Ocean City crash that killed one.
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A Westminster man and a Sykesville man have both been charged with assault after allegedly wielding weapons against each other.
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Crime log for Wilkens Police Precinct: Three robberies and 18 burglaries reported from June 14 to 20
Crime logs for Catonsville and Arbutus between June 14-21.
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The jury however was able to reach consensus on drug and gun related charges against Malik Mungo finding the Baltimore teen guilty.
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An 18-year-old from Edgewood is charged in a series of home burglaries and car thefts in his neighborhood over a span of several days earlier this month.
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An Edgewood man has been charged with attempted murder after a stabbing that occurred last weekend during a fight.
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Dolan had been charged under a Pennsylvania law with "drug delivery resulting in death"
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Why all the talk? Why all the angst? The case is clear: William Barr should be impeached, says Bill Press.
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Authorities seized 13 firearms and ammunition on May 30 from a Finksburg man allegedly not permitted to possess them, court documents show.
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Charging documents reveal the suspects were told by the gun shop owner that police were alerted. Then the suspects drove a car into the shop.
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Crime logs for the Towson and Cockeysville precincts June 10-17.
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Howard County police have charged a 21-year-old Annapolis man and a 15-year-old from Glen Burnie in connection to 18 guns being stolen from Fox's Firearms.
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A dozen internal affairs charges against Baltimore Police officers were dismissed by a circuit court judge because the department filed them too late.
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Maryland authorities have arrested a Virginia man who they say was impersonating an officer on Baltimore's Interstate 695.
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Police arrested three suspects — ages 21, 17 and 15 — in connection with gun shop burglaries in Montgomery and Howard counties.
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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.
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The friends and family of Sebastian Dvorak — a beloved Canton bartender who was robbed and shot while walking home after celebrating his 27th birthday.
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Richard S. Barnes appeared via video screen with a public defender for a bail review hearing. The judge denied a bond request.
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The Fraternal Order of Police needs to putting up obstacles to rooting out bad cops.
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When Baltimore County Police officers stopped Richard Barnes for traffic-related violations in 1995, he told them he too was a police officer.
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The murder trial is underway for a Baltimore teen who allegedly robbed and shot to death a man celebrating his birthday in Canton two years ago.
