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Commissioner Worley said they did recover a handgun with an extended magazine at the scene but they do not know yet if the weapon was fired.
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The families of two people killed and two people injured in the July shooting in the Brooklyn Homes community are planning to sue the city and state over the incident.
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The results of the second community survey, mandated by the Baltimore Police Department’s federal court oversight, suggest that residents’ attitudes toward local law enforcement remain dismal, despite widespread reforms.
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Alfred Chestnut, Andrew Stewart and Ransom Watkins were exonerated of murder in 2019 after each spending 36 years in prison. Each individual will receive $14.9 million with $3.3 million of that going to the attorneys.
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Police arrest 17-year-old suspect in Morgan State mass shooting, announce arrest warrant for anotherThe minor was arrested in Washington DC without incident. Police are searching for Jovan Williams who they say may be “armed and dangerous.”
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"This is not an aspect of officer indifference, this is a clear example of not following the rules and lives are being lost.”
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In a packed room a lot was discussed, but frustration over young people committing crime rose to the top of people’s concerns.
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But both council members and residents wanted to know how a longtime veteran of the force can change the department's culture. During three hours of questioning, council members repeatedly shared concerns about officer apathy and “indifference” that they’ve heard from their constituents.
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“The few in uniform who gamble with the credibility of the department and the integrity of my prosecutors' cases must be identified for the sake of accountability. This is critically important because of the history of Baltimore in the not too distant stain of corruption within our police department.”
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“People don’t necessarily trust the police with this information.”