Why did the Maryland State Police superintendent’s traffic stop last only 8 seconds?
How long does a traffic stop take when you’re the acting secretary of the Maryland State Police? In the case of a recent stop of Lt. Col. Dalaine M. Brady, about eight seconds.
Ex-Baltimore Police detective acquitted in final Gun Trace Task Force fallout case
Ethan Glover was accused of stealing $10,000 from a massive drug bust and lying about it to the FBI.
One dead, two young children hurt in ‘mass casualty incident’ in West Baltimore
Woman, 23, was shot in vehicle; children, an infant and a 3-year-old, hurt in crash
As dozens rally for Tyre Nichols, Baltimore family seeks to keep pressure on local case
The mother of Donnell Rochester, 18, who was killed by Baltimore Police last February, wants charges brought against the officers who shot him.
Boy, 5, dies in East Baltimore house fire
A 5-year-old boy died Saturday morning in a house fire in East Baltimore, the Fire Department said.
Judge allows Marilyn Mosby’s defense team to withdraw, finds her indigent
Former Baltimore state’s attorney will now be represented by the federal public defender’s office
Fire death occurred at home owned by investors connected to beleaguered ABC Capital
Brittany Wolf, 32, died of smoke inhalation Jan. 17 after a fire broke out at a vacant home in the 400 block of N. East Ave.
Ex-officer takes stand, denies stealing from Mexican cartel bust in last Gun Trace Task Force fallout case
Federal prosecutors’ case relies on Ethan Glover’s ex-fiancée and a tally sheet from a Mexican cartel member.
Marilyn Mosby’s defense attorneys explain why they should be allowed to withdraw from her case
Lead attorney A. Scott Bolden says the prospect of being held in contempt means he “must, understandably, focus on his own interests, not the interests of his client.”
Mexican cartel member, estranged fiancée are key witnesses in final Gun Trace Task Force fallout case
Former Baltimore Police officer Ethan Glover is standing trial for theft of government property and lying to federal law enforcement.
ABC Capital has been under investigation by the Pennsylvania attorney general’s office for a year
Company is accused of running a Ponzi scheme for failing to renovate homes in distressed neighborhoods in Baltimore and Philadelphia for its foreign investors.
Feds: Mosby’s attorneys shouldn’t be able to withdraw from case
Prosecutors added, however, that they wouldn’t mind if one attorney was dropped from the defense.
Baltimore State’s Attorney Ivan Bates to try man charged in killing at Central Booking
Javarick Gantt was deaf and used sign language to communicate. He was found unresponsive in his cell on Oct. 9, 2022.
Marilyn Mosby’s entire defense team asks to withdraw from perjury case
The move comes two days after a judge said she was moving to hold Mosby’s lead defense attorney, A. Scott Bolden, in criminal contempt
Judge denies Marilyn Mosby’s request to have trial moved out of Baltimore to Greenbelt
“Notoriety alone” is not enough to justify transferring the venue, judge says.
Two years later, questions linger and justice remains elusive in slaying of anti-violence worker Dante Barksdale
The anti-violence worker was gunned down in Douglass Homes on Jan. 17, 2021. The primary suspect was acquitted at trial, and police say they aren't taking any additional investigative steps.
Report critical of state police for man’s Eastern Shore jail cell overdose death, response
State investigators’ report discusses potential for criminal charges, including reckless endangerment and misconduct in office.
Sean Suiter case: No wrongdoing found in probe involving phones removed from evidence control
The investigation had been cited in 2019 by the Baltimore State’s Attorney’s Office as a reason why the Suiter case remained open at that time, about two years after his fatal shooting.
ABC Capital, which linked foreign investors with Baltimore homes, says it owes $4 million in judgments
The disclosures came in bankruptcy proceedings in U.S. District Court in Pennsylvania, more than a month after the company filed for Chapter 7 protection but cited no assets or liabilities.
Merle Unger, whose case led to release of 200 ‘lifers,’ finally gets his own release
Talbot County judge orders that the 73-year-old, convicted of killing an off-duty Hagerstown police officer in 1976, be released to a Baltimore reentry program.