Federal prosectors say the Baltimore rapper is behind a slew of shootings, including the killing of the mother and sister of a man who had accused him of cooperating with law enforcement.
The law firm of Miler Stern Lawyers LLC filed a notice of a claim with the city and state on Tuesday, saying the Jan. 24 tragedy ”could have and should have been prevented.”
Sam Cogen campaigned on a platform of expanding the use of technology in the sheriff’s office, which he says will make the office more efficient and better equipped to serve bench warrants and domestic violence peace orders. He has vowed to “humanize” the evictions process to help renters find other housing options.
Case reflects ATF’s growing involvement in investigating violence in Baltimore, using a database of cartridge casing evidence to quickly match ballistics to other cases and identify groups causing disproportionate violence.
The defense wrote that moving the trial ”to a courthouse a mere 30 miles away” ”offers a pragmatic solution to the problem of public animus in and around Baltimore stirred up by the near-constant flow of publicity surrounding these proceedings and State’s Attorney Mosby more generally.”
Judge to decide Thursday whether to accept a plea agreement between the teen’s defense attorneys and prosecutors that would send the case to juvenile court.
Federal prosecutors say Douglas Wyatt, 49, and stepson Jacob Michael Therres, 25, are charged in the District of Columbia with assaulting, resisting or impeding officers.
Homes on the even side of the 300 block of South Smallwood Street in Carrollton Ridge are mostly empty and owned by a collection of LLCs, dead people and even a defunct savings and loan.
Police Commissioner Michael Harrison declined to comment on the number of shots fired, though 13 shots can be heard on a cell phone video, apparently of the incident, that was posted to social media.
ABC Capital, which sells real estate in distressed Baltimore neighborhoods to foreign investors, has been hit with three new federal lawsuits alleging they deceived investors
The incident comes two months after Judge James Bredar was discussing the city’s tactics when it comes to policing squeegee work at a federal consent decree hearing.