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Who is killing the prostitutes?
- After three months of interviews and handing out photographs, Baltimore City homicide Detective Raymond Yost had what appeared to be a promising lead in Yolanda Brown’s death.
Police apologize after falsely accusing veteran
- The Baltimore Police Department on Wednesday publicly apologized to a veteran sergeant falsely accused of a sex offense.
- The Baltimore Police Department on Wednesday publicly apologized to a veteran sergeant falsely accused of a sex offense.
Attorney: Police knew ‘serial rapist’ on the loose since ’05
- Baltimore police and prosecutors knew a “serial rapist” was on the loose as early as 2005, but never alerted the public, and persisted with prosecutions against two men who were later exonerated in the murder of a 15-year-old girl, court records show.
Ex-police commissioner’s lawsuit dismissed
- A city judge dismissed former Baltimore Police Commissioner Kevin Clark’s $120 million lawsuit Tuesday, but his attorney vowed an immediate appeal.
Baltimore police officer falsely accused of rape is reinstated
- A Baltimore police sergeant falsely accused of rape by the department has been formally reinstated as part of a settlement with the city, sources familiar with the case told The Examiner.
- A Baltimore police sergeant falsely accused of rape by the department has been formally reinstated as part of a settlement with the city, sources familiar with the case told The Examiner.
Baltimore police chief: Two of five stranglings ‘probably aren’t related’ to others
- A team of veteran Baltimore homicide detectives investigating the recent stranglings of five women has determined two killings “probably aren’t related” to the others, the city’s police commissioner said Wednesday.
‘I’m going to survive this,’ Dixon says
- Mayor Sheila Dixon defended herself Wednesday against allegations that she accepted bribes from a former boyfriend, accusing state prosecutors of improperly leaking documents about her to the media.
- Mayor Sheila Dixon defended herself Wednesday against allegations that she accepted bribes from a former boyfriend, accusing state prosecutors of improperly leaking documents about her to the media.
City employees, developer witnesses in Dixon case
- Several city employees and a high-profile developer were among the witnesses called in front of a Baltimore City grand jury Monday, as prosecutors continued an investigation into a corruption case involving City Hall and Mayor Sheila Dixon.
Dixon’s ex-spokesman to testify before grand jury
- Mayor Sheila Dixon’s former spokesman, Anthony McCarthy, has been subpoenaed to testify next week in front of a grand jury investigating political corruption at City Hall.
Grand jury to meet next week in City Hall corruption probe
- State prosecutors plan to present evidence before a Baltimore City Grand Jury next week in the ongoing City Hall political corruption probe connected to the raid of Mayor Sheila Dixon’s house Tuesday, sources familiar with the investigation told The Examiner Wednesday.
Raid of mayor’s home is latest in probe
- Investigators from the state prosecutor’s office raided the home of Mayor Sheila Dixon early Tuesday morning, leaving hours later with six boxes filled with documents as part of an ongoing City Hall corruption probe.
- Investigators from the state prosecutor’s office raided the home of Mayor Sheila Dixon early Tuesday morning, leaving hours later with six boxes filled with documents as part of an ongoing City Hall corruption probe.
Md. ACLU sues over ‘Baltimore Intel Unit’
- Dominican nun Sister Ardeth Platte, 72, says she just wants to find out who’s been spying on her organization.
Records say cult killed baby because he was a ‘demon’
- Cult members concluded Javon Thompson was a “demon” after the baby wouldn’t say “amen” at mealtime and starved him to death, witnesses told homicide detectives, according to records obtained by The Examiner.
- Cult members concluded Javon Thompson was a “demon” after the baby wouldn’t say “amen” at mealtime and starved him to death, witnesses told homicide detectives, according to records obtained by The Examiner.
