A judge ordered Davis to serve the remainder of his sentence for a hit-and-run crash in jail, Baltimore Sheriff Sam Cogen said.

Frederick County Sheriff Charles “Chuck” Jenkins denied having “any financial incentive or fraudulent intent” when he helped a gun dealer obtain machine guns to rent out to the public

The action is the latest rebuke of one of the office’s most prominent prosecutors, Leo Wise

Victor Malabayabas, 60, was killed after being pulled to the ground during a robbery in the 600 block of South Kenwood Avenue. He had moved to Baltimore around 2007 and worked at Morgan Stanley.

The action comes after The Banner reported that an attorney representing dozens of clients says he has uncovered instances of fraud and other irregularities in transactions overseen by a Lutherville-based title company.

Jay Walsh, the owner of ABC Capital claims he’s out of business after being blacklisted by a major insurance underwriter, Castle Title.

Car thefts in the city have nearly doubled this year compared to the same time last year, part of a nationwide trend after videos showing how to easily steal the vehicles racked up millions of views on TikTok. Certain Kia or Hyundai models can be stolen using a screwdriver and a USB charging cord.

Arthur McCaden and his 14-year-old brother were arrested Thursday and charged in the fatal shooting of Fabian Sanchez Gonzalez

Anna Gabrielian and Jamie Lee Henry face charges of conspiracy to wrongfully disclose individually identifiable health information.

Charging documents show Baltimore Police and the ATF had been monitoring Garrick Powell, 30, since February.

The Maryland man who created the PAC paid off personal credit card debt and student loans, bought an engagement ring and rented a yacht to propose to his fiancée, purchased an Audi and put a down payment on a home, federal prosecutors say.

Adam Chaudry was using the cloak of secrecy related to grand jury matters to obtain records on people who were “never the target of, nor involved in, an investigation or prosecution conducted by the Baltimore City State’s Attorney’s Office.”

Maryland Capitol Police say a sergeant who used a Taser on a young boy last month has returned to full duty, and an investigation into the incident has concluded.

Frederick County Executive Jessica Fitzwater said in a statement that the federal conspiracy charges against Sheriff Charles “Chuck” Jenkins are “serious and disturbing.”

The ex-chief of staff for former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan had been the focus of a three-week manhunt after failing to show up for his federal fraud trial.

The effect of the ruling was stayed for 60 days, allowing Syed time to mount an appeal to the state’s highest court.

The incident has also called attention to the potentially deadly consequences of police chases. The Independent Investigations Division of the Maryland Attorney General’s Office, which reviews police-involved deaths, announced that it was investigating the case.

Mayor Brandon Scott and County Executive Johnny Olszewski Jr. said they were dismayed by the news but are working with the contractor and regulators to make sure appropriate procedures are in place.

Citing laws shielding investigations involving minors, a state agency has declined to provide many details about an incident at State Center earlier this month.

Shawn Lee Brunson now faces charges of gross negligent vehicular manslaughter, criminally negligent vehicular manslaughter, theft of property valued between $1,500 and $25,000 and driving without a license.