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Security guard charged with first-degree murder in shooting of soccer coach at Southeast Baltimore bar
Kevin Torres was shot outside the ChrisT bar in Highlandtown, where he had been celebrating a championship win with his team
A photo of Kevin Torres hangs on a fence at a makeshift memorial at the ChrisT bar on the northern edge of Highlandtown. Torres was fatally shot by a security guard at the bar early Monday morning.
For the first time in more than three decades, there’s a new sheriff in town
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.
Sam Cogen, running for Baltimore City Sheriff, speaks with reporters at the counting of mail-in ballots in Baltimore City.
Police say robbers are carjacking ride-hailing service drivers, then robbing people who order a ride
The rideshare company said it has a 24/7 team on standby to help with police investigations.
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA - MARCH 22: The Uber logo is displayed on a car on March 22, 2019 in San Francisco, California. Uber Technologies Inc. announced that it has selected the New York Stock Exchange for its much anticipated initial public offering that could be one of the top five IPOs in history. The listing could value the ride sharing company at over $120 billion.
How the ATF and Baltimore police figured out who shot an off-duty officer and helped stop a deadly crime spree
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.
Baltimore Police Detective Ike Carrington is paralyzed from the chest down after being shot in a robbery in 2019, is about to begin his recovery process.
Marilyn Mosby wants her perjury trial held in Greenbelt, newly unsealed documents show
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.”
State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby will announce an update in the Adnan Syed case, including her decision to drop the charges against him
WATCH: Video shows final seconds of confrontation between Timothy Reynolds, squeegee workers
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.
Fallston father and stepson charged with assaulting police during Jan. 6 insurrection
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.
Images prosecutors say show 25-year-old Jacob Michael Therres, of Fallston, at the Jan. 6 insurrection.
ABC Capital files for bankruptcy, under fire from foreign investors over distressed Baltimore properties
Frustrated investors have filed lawsuits accusing the company of running a fraudulent Ponzi scheme.
Jaime Sepulveda Rodriguez, from Chile, purchased a property that was supposed to be fixed up and rented but never was.
Wife hit with more prison time than Navy engineer husband in plot to sell secrets
Diana Toebbe was sentenced to 21 years and 10 months. Her husband’s sentence is 19 years and four months.
FILE - These booking photos released Oct. 9, 2021, by the West Virginia Regional Jail and Correctional Facility Authority show Diana Toebbe, left, and Jonathan Toebbe. A judge cited the “great danger” that the Navy engineer and his wife placed on the United States in sentencing them to lengthy prison terms Wednesday, Nov. 9, 2022, for a plot to sell secrets about nuclear-submarines to what they thought was a foreign government.
One block in Carrollton Ridge offers a microcosm of Baltimore’s struggle with vacant properties
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.
Out of 29 parcels on the even side of the 300 block of South Smallwood Street in Carrollton Ridge, 23 are officially listed as vacant, one is a vacant lot, and another not listed as vacant is, in fact, vacant.
Baltimore city officer fatally shoots man who police say was attacking woman on street corner
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.
Baltimore police investigate a shooting by an officer at West Lanvale and North Fulton on Sunday afternoon, Nov. 6, 2022.
ABC Capital hit with three new federal lawsuits alleging Ponzi scheme involving Baltimore properties
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
A house at 2556 W. Baltimore St., one of 18 homes bought by Ricardo Oved.
Man charged in random bus stop killing is suspect in Baltimore jail killing of deaf man
The attorney for Gordon Staron said he was told by prosecutors that his client is under investigation for the Oct. 9 killing of Javarick Gantt.
Gordon Staron, middle, is under investigation for the killing in Baltimore's Central Booking of Javarick Gantt, left. Staron was already being detained for the fatal stabbing of Keith Bell, right.
Baltimore homes find investors more than 5,000 miles away in Turkey
A Miami-based company is finding a niche marketing homes in distressed Baltimore neighborhoods to investors in Turkey.
Illustration of laptop, tablet, and phone with ads of Baltimore row homes on their screens, with map of Baltimore and map of Turkey in background.
When opportunity flips: Why a firm promising profits from vacants faces so many lawsuits
A Philadelphia-based real estate company is attracting foreign investors to some of Baltimore’s most blighted neighborhoods.
Jaime Sepulveda Rodriguez, from Chile, purchased a property that was supposed to be fixed up and rented but never was.
State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby seeking to move federal perjury trial out of Baltimore
The city’s two-term top prosecutor is charged with two counts of perjury and two counts of making false statements.
State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby will announce an update in the Adnan Syed case, including her decision to drop the charges against him
Judge overseeing Baltimore’s consent decree called police over squeegee incident
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.
7/8/22—A Baltimore Police officer’s car is parked on the corner of E Lombard St. & President St.
Federal judge throws out civil lawsuit of Baltimore man exonerated of murder citing fraud
Judge finds Jerome Johnson fabricated evidence and influenced a witness in case that freed him after serving 30 years.
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Johns Hopkins doctor and spouse, an Army doctor, indicted for trying to leak medical information to Russia
Anna Gabrielian and Jamie Lee Henry, who had a secret security clearance as a doctor at Fort Bragg in North Carolina, communicated and met with an undercover FBI agent who they believed was from the Russian embassy, offering sensitive medical information on military members and their family, the indictment alleges.
Jamie Lee Henry and Anna Gabrielian leave court after being federally indicted.
Annapolis couple will face harsher penalties after second guilty pleas in nuclear secrets sale case
Jonathan Toebbe and his wife, Diana, had plotted to sell secrets about American nuclear-powered warships to a foreign government.
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