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Baltimore City's top police lawyer joins O’Malley administration under fire
- Weeks after a union of black police officers called for her resignation, Baltimore City police’s top lawyer quit Wednesday to take a high-ranking job in the administration of Gov. Martin O’Malley.
More than 100 illegal gambling machines seized in Baltimore County
- Baltimore County police served 40 search warrants all over the county, seizing more than 100 illegal video gaming machines in the past week.
Congressman aided dying father-to-be in Catonsville
- The father-to-be stabbed to death in Catonsville over Mother's Day weekend just before his wife gave birth got an embrace and comforting words in his last moments from U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings.
- The father-to-be stabbed to death in Catonsville over Mother's Day weekend just before his wife gave birth got an embrace and comforting words in his last moments from U.S. Rep. Elijah Cummings.
Japanese steakhouse to pay $80K over harassment of women
- A White Marsh Japanese restaurant and sushi bar will pay $80,000 to settle a discrimination lawsuit claiming Hispanic women were harassed there.
Baltimore County judge suspended for comments
- A Baltimore County judge was suspended without pay for 30 days Tuesday for making “inappropriate” comments in court, including calling one man a “crackhead” and another an “ass.”
Agents targeting 150 ‘most dangerous’ offenders
- About 150 violent offenders from Baltimore County have been arrested at least seven times each, parole agents said Tuesday.
New charges postpone witness intimidation trial
- A witness intimidation trial already derailed once when a juror felt too “scared” was postponed again Monday — after prosecutors moved to bring additional charges of witness intimidation against two Baltimore men.
New father stabbed to death hours before wife gives birth
- Carlos Santay-Carrillo was rushing to buy gas to take his pregnant wife to the hospital, police say, when the robber came upon him.
- Carlos Santay-Carrillo was rushing to buy gas to take his pregnant wife to the hospital, police say, when the robber came upon him.
Pregnant war survivor freed from jail after senators, students intervene
- Under pressure from activists and Maryland’s two U.S. senators, federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials have agreed to release from jail a pregnant survivor of the Sierra Leone Civil War.
- Under pressure from activists and Maryland’s two U.S. senators, federal Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials have agreed to release from jail a pregnant survivor of the Sierra Leone Civil War.
Shooting victim not bitter: ‘It’s a miracle I’m alive’
- As he sits in his Pikesville home paralyzed from the chest down, Herve Massaba says he feels no ill will toward the men who robbed and shot him, leaving the college student to die on the side of the road.
- As he sits in his Pikesville home paralyzed from the chest down, Herve Massaba says he feels no ill will toward the men who robbed and shot him, leaving the college student to die on the side of the road.
Suspect indicted in rape of Roland Park grandmother
- A Baltimore City man has been indicted in the high-profile armed home invasion and rape of a grandmother in Roland Park, prosecutors said Tuesday.
Task force urged for police-involved shootings
- The state’s NAACP is calling on Attorney General Doug Gansler to create a task force on police-involved shootings in Maryland.
$500,000 settlement accepted in Central Booking beating death
- The state Attorney General’s Office has agreed to pay out $500,000 of state funds to relatives of a man beaten to death by guards at Baltimore City’s Central Booking facility, sources said.