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Access to drugs in jail was a death sentence
There's no question that Michael Rabuck should have been institutionalized. People and their property in the city and Baltimore County were safer with him off the street. But this drug-addicted man ended up in a maximum-security prison, the Maryland House...Tags: Education, Police Arrests, Maryland, Health and Safety at School, University of Maryland Medical Center
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Cause for ex-offenders crosses party lines
Mary Ann Saar, Maryland's public safety secretary, said it again last week at a breakfast honoring both ex-offenders who find their way into the mainstream working world and the companies that have the guts to hire them: "This is not a liberal issue. This...Tags: Police Arrests, Career and Workplace, Political Candidates, Executive Branch, Health
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Out of the 'wickedness' and into the kitchen
Iam regularly pleased by the number of Sun readers who ask about Harry Calloway Jr. I get it all the time. People ask how he's doing, what he's doing, whether he's staying out of trouble - and this continues several months after Calloway first emerged...Tags: Seafood and Fishing Industry, Education, Police Arrests, Health and Safety at School, Restaurant and Catering Industry
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After lure of the street, a return to honest life
On the morning of Sept. 5, 2000, Baltimore police conducted what drug dealers call "a house raid" on 43rd Street in a North Baltimore neighborhood that had been beleaguered by gang activity for several months. Police arrested four people and listed...Tags: Police Arrests, Maryland, Wages and Pensions, Gang Activity, Defense
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Why they sell poison, and why many can't stop
FOUR MEN - one in his 40s and tired of going to jail, one who just barely escaped the bullets that killed his best friend, one under pressure from police and family to change careers, another who left the streets six years ago to work toward a middle-...Tags: Sales, Police Arrests, FBI, Drug Trafficking, Family
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Passing on hard-learned lessons on Father's Day
THIS IS Berson Tyner's first Father's Day as a free man in 10 years. For most of the past decade -- and for several of the years before that -- he was a prisoner in the Maryland correctional system. If he saw his three sons on Father's Day, it was...Tags: Randallstown, Father's Day, Private Health Care, Health Treatments, Punishment
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Drug dealers offered an exit to get out of game
LEONARD HAMM, the Baltimore police commissioner, could be standing on a street corner watching his officers make a drug arrest, or he might be attending a community event, walking into a barber shop, or just sitting on the front steps of his house. It...Tags: Education, Health and Safety at School, Health, Health Treatments, Law Enforcement
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Ex-dealer is no longer the man he used to be
A young, beautiful, dark-skinned woman, her hair in cornrows and her arms wrapped around her pregnancy, sits at the end of a park bench, silent and depressed, and for good reason: She's married to a 25-year-old drug dealer who suffered brain damage in a...Tags: Catonsville, Drug Trafficking, Crime, Law and Justice, Pikesville, Crimes
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Blackwater: Not in our backyards
If you turned on C-SPAN on Tuesday and thought for a moment that you'd punched in some all-action-movie channel by mistake, I can't blame you. What was coming out of the television? Talk of Christmas Eve gunplay in Baghdad. An Iraqi vice president's...Tags: Chuck Norris, Executive Branch, Christmas, Defense, Politics
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'60s still alive on a corner in Echo Park
POINTS WESTA spirited Art Goldberg was up in his shabby Echo Park office Monday afternoon, above the Vietnamese bakery with the moon cakes he loves, counting votes for the antiwar resolution he's been touting since August. "I think we've got 10," said the lanky,...Tags: Echo Park, Phil Spector, Los Angeles, Prostitution, Law Enforcement
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Mukasey's black magic on torture
Maybe it was in honor of the Halloween season. The Bush administration's Justice Department has been a horror show for years now, complete with gruesome exhibits like the infamous 2002 "torture memo." And in his recent Senate confirmation hearings, the...Tags: Lawyers, Laws, Parliament, Politics, Law Enforcement
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Accused of sexual abuse, but back in the classroom
The 13-year-old on the witness stand looked to be an ordinary adolescent, her diffident smile unveiling a set of braces. Her attorney began gently, with questions about her favorite band and trips to the mall.
Then he brought up "Mr. Ricardo" and...Tags: Career and Workplace, Health and Safety at School, Steve Thomas, Witnesses, Child Abuse
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