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At least 15 people have been rushed to the hospital for suspected overdoses in Baltimore’s Penn North neighborhood while search-and-rescue crews canvass the area for more cases, officials said.
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Officers fired 38 rounds at Bilal Abdullah, who police say fired at them first.
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Overtime hours are expected to be lower this year at below 900,000.
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It is the lowest number of monthly homicides since the city began keeping monthly records in 1970.
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A federal judge terminated two sections of the decree on Thursday, including the one on the transport of people in police custody.
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The lawsuit alleges that Glock makes pistols that are easily compatible with auto sears, attachments that essentially turn the pistols into automatic weapons.
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Are the vacants in a once thriving community bringing in squatters or are the squatters hindering progress? Organizers, investors and residents grapple with how to best revitalize the area.
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“Any changes now will happen at a city hall level.”
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Robert Phillip Nedd appears to have a gun which he is commanded to drop before police open fire. Worley defended officers’ decision to pursue the man on foot after he fled the scene of a car crash.
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Every officer completed the cognitive behavioral training from national nonprofit ROCA as of January. Leaders presented first-round results this week.