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This is the fifth individual police have arrested on charges related to the shooting. All of the arrested suspects are teenagers. Police say at least 10 people may be responsible for the incident.
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We go to the frontlines of a devastating epidemic of gun violence. Young people in Baltimore City are being hurt by guns at decade-high levels. What can an intensive study of gun carriers in New York City tell us?
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Monday saw the first court appearance for the first suspect charged directly with the July mass shooting that killed two and injured 28.
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Tristan Brian Jackson was arrested and taken into custody on charges of attempted murder, conspiracy to attempt murder, and 41 related charges, say police.
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Interim Commissioner Richard Worley told councilmembers last month the report would take 45 days. The department says they will need more time.
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July still saw a decrease in shootings, with numbers close to 2015.
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Faith leaders from the South Baltimore city neighborhood of Brooklyn discuss how the young people they mentor are reacting to recent violence. Plus, Baltimore city’s efforts to helping Brooklyn recover
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The teen, who was 14 at the time, shot 48-year-old Timothy Reynolds after the man confronted a group of squeegee workers wielding a baseball bat.
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Defense attorneys requested a mistrial Wednesday in the murder trial of a former squeegee worker, after a juror failed to show up.
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Previously, there were no details in the Admissions and Continued Occupancy Policies on how residents can hold a gathering on communal property. Now, the updated policy will require residents “to get written approval from HABC for any indoor or outdoor common area for an event."