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Baltimore City Councilmember Mark Conway, chair of the Public Safety Committee, addresses police accountability, underground fires, and the city's overdose crisis.
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The bill would train every EMT on the administration of the drug.
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Water cremation doesn’t produce emissions from carbon dioxide, which advocates say makes for a more environmentally friendly option.
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Committee on Public Safety cancels hearing last minute.
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Baltimore school officials faced questions about police partnerships, training and data-tracking in a hearing on Wednesday.
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“We have overwhelmingly proven that we can lead ourselves.”
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Councilmember Mark Conway introduced the legislation and hopes that the General Assembly will consider removing or amending prohibitive language in the constitution.
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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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Baltimore council stops hearing after Brooklyn shooting victim’s mother delivers emotional testimonyThe council planned to hear from the city agencies that prepared after action reports. The mother’s testimony came after a two-hour long conversation about police and community relationships.
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“... breakdown in communication and judgment that is absolutely unacceptable.”