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Later this month, about three years after a raid on his home, the case against Harold Martin is scheduled to be resolved in Baltimore's federal court.
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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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Crime in the Towson and Cockeysville precincts reported in the last week.
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When Mason Pruett called police to report a burglary of his home in the 400 block of N. Kenwood Ave., he was told that officers had caused the mess.
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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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A home robbery in the 1300 block of Kingsbury Road resulted in one man being shot.
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Domestic assault accounts for most of the rise in violent crime in the central area, county officials say.
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K-9 Buhl retired from his job in April. What is life like for the police dog now that he's not chasing down crime?
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The warrant was issued because of a complaint brought by Ryan Phillips of Life with Pigs, not because of a police investigation.
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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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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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Towson-area incident reports between June 17 and 24.
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Despite corruption that has sometimes flourished in plainclothes squads, Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison says they still have a place.
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Marquise McCants, 26, was responsible for several murders, stabbings and shootings as a member of the Black Guerilla Family.
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After a thief took advantage of unlocked vehicles in West Towson, the precinct's captain is urging people not to leave cars unlocked.
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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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A Westminster man was arrested Wednesday after he allegedly broke into a neighbor's residence and stole a television.
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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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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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A West Virginia couple was charged after they allegedly stole tires from a Goodyear location in Westminster in 2018.
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A Westminster woman was arrested Friday, nearly one year after she allegedly stole a vehicle from Koons Toyota of Westminster.
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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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Other incidents reported in the Wilkens precinct this week include a bank robbery and an attempted cellphone robbery.
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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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After residents spotted people stealing water from fire hydrants, Carroll County officials are warning that the thefts could damage the hydrants beyond use.
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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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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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In this bonus episode of Newsroom Edition, hear more about the reporting process of 'Cops and Robbers,' Justin Fenton's three-part investigative series.
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Two Baltimore women were convicted in connection with a retail theft conspiracy in which they pleaded guilty to stealing $100,000 worth of merchandise.
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An investigation into whether a Laurel firearms business burglary is connected to a similar crime at a Rockville shop is underway by Montgomery County police.
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Maryland police said the robbers rammed a stolen car into the shop before a shootout with officers.
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Michael Aaron Dickinson, 28, was charged with unlawfully taking a motor vehicle, theft between $1,500 and $25,000 and rogue and vagabond.
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A 46-year-old Baltimore man died at the city’s jail on Wednesday, and his family says they have gotten zero answers.
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The Carroll County Sheriff’s Office is sending the message that water theft will not be tolerated.
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As the weather gets warmer, more people are heading outside and that means more opportunity for theft.
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Three teenagers charged in the death of Baltimore County Police Officer Amy Caprio pleaded guilty Monday to felony murder charges.
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Activists have created a Facebook page called “Friends of Sophie Action Network,” which each day has posted a number of “action items” for supporters to do.
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The Westminster Police Department bestowed its annual awards on May 22.
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Footage from Baltimore Police body cameras and the downtown Citiwatch surveillance network shows groups of youths breaking into fights at the Inner Harbor.
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A former Westminster woman being held at the Carroll County Detention Center on assault charges has allegedly confessed to a separate meat cleaver assault.
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A chase involving state troopers and two vans started in Pennsylvania and ended in Harford County. Police arrested one man are searching for two others.
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When hundreds of teens showed up at the Inner Harbor Saturday it sparked a debate about crime and African American youth with legitimate concerns from all.
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The employee was not seriously injured, police said.
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A former Baltimore police detective was sentenced to 12 years in federal prison Tuesday, the last officer to be sentenced in the Gun Trace Task Force case.
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Baltimore police said the suspects are accused of robbing people of their cars and phones, including shooting one multiple times with a BB gun.
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A Taneytown woman was charged May 15 after she allegedly burglarized a home and assaulted a man.
