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    Mar 12, 2013 |Story| Herald Mail

  1. Bill would enhance penalties for smuggling cell phones into jails

    A Senate committee Tuesday heard testimony for a bill that would enhance penalties for those trying to or smuggling cell phones or other telecommunication devices into jails and prisons and those receiving such contraband.
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    A Senate committee Tuesday heard testimony for a bill that would enhance penalties for those trying to or smuggling cell phones or other telecommunication devices into jails and prisons and those receiving such contraband. The bill has been introduced in...

    Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Prisons, Organized Crime, Punishment, Maryland General Assembly

    2. Dec 28, 2012 |Story| Herald Mail

  2. Drugs, metal thefts plague Washington County in 2012

    <strong>Editor&rsquo;s note:</strong> As we usher out 2012 and welcome 2013, The Herald-Mail has prepared a package of year-end stories that provide short recaps of some of the top stories of the year past.
    Editor’s note: As we usher out 2012 and welcome 2013, The Herald-Mail has prepared a package of year-end stories that provide short recaps of some of the top stories of the year past. These stories will be published each day through New Year’s...

    Tags: Methamphetamine (drug), Harvard University, Court Preliminary, Drug Trafficking, Clarence Thomas

    3. Sep 15, 2012 |Story| Herald Mail

  3. Raleigh, N.C. man charged in fatal shooting of former Smithsburg man

    A 25-year-old man was arrested in connection with a fatal shooting a former Smithsburg man in August in the Mount Vernon neighborhood of Baltimore, police confirmed Saturday. Quinton Bass, 25, of Raleigh, N.C., has been charged with killing Joseph...

    Tags: Mount Vernon, Hospitals and Clinics, Injuries and Wounds, Shootings, Johns Hopkins Hospital

    4. May 14, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  4. Officials' phone records show political, personal contacts

    Days before last November’s election, Gov. Martin O’Malley used his cellphone to call Jim Murren, the chief executive of MGM Resorts International in Las Vegas. The two talked for 11 minutes that Sunday. Not surprisingly, the topic was the...

    Tags: MGM Resorts International, Howard County, Government, Hurricane Sandy (2012), Executive Branch

    5. May 10, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  5. Baltimore police officer charged with pimping wife

    A31-year-old Baltimore Police officer was charged Friday with pimping out his wife after officers from a human trafficking task force found him outside a hotel room where the woman had agreed to have sex for cash with an undercover officer.
    A31-year-old Baltimore Police officer was charged Friday with pimping out his wife after officers from a human trafficking task force found him outside a hotel room where the woman had agreed to have sex for cash with an undercover officer. The child...

    Tags: BWI Thurgood Marshall Airport, Prosecution, Prostitution, Sex Crimes, Online Advertising

    6. May 6, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  6. City takes steps to protect victims of domestic violence

    It takes incredible courage for a victim of domestic violence to apply for a protective order. Victims must make their way to the courthouse, often while they are still experiencing the effects of their abuse. At the courthouse, they must write a description of how they were abused, and then describe their abuse again to a judge, often in front of a courtroom filled with strangers. If the judge determines that there has been abuse, the judge will issue a temporary protective order that must be served by a law enforcement officer on the alleged abuser. Most of us do not realize, however, that until the temporary protective order is served on the abuser, these victims' cases cannot move forward to a final hearing. Victims remain in a place of limbo, returning to court again and again to renew temporary orders that provide only partial relief.
    It takes incredible courage for a victim of domestic violence to apply for a protective order. Victims must make their way to the courthouse, often while they are still experiencing the effects of their abuse. At the courthouse, they must write a...

    Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Laws, Justice System, Judges, Law Enforcement

    7. May 6, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  7. Baltimore police choose new internal affairs leader

    The Baltimore Police Department tapped one of its lawyers as the new head of internal affairs, saying Rodney Hill's experience as an officer and his recent turn as a prosecutor of police misconduct cases give him the credibility to lead a group charged with restoring public trust.
    The Baltimore Police Department tapped one of its lawyers as the new head of internal affairs, saying Rodney Hill's experience as an officer and his recent turn as a prosecutor of police misconduct cases give him the credibility to lead a group charged...

    Tags: Morgan State University, Crime, Law and Justice, Montgomery County (Pennsylvania), Towson, Los Angeles Police Department

    8. May 3, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  8. In Watch Center, an urgent search for man in danger

    On a recent Friday night in the Baltimore Police Department's high-tech Watch Center, an urgent but vague tip came in &#8212; a murder witness was in danger.
    On a recent Friday night in the Baltimore Police Department's high-tech Watch Center, an urgent but vague tip came in — a murder witness was in danger. The tipster had overheard a conversation but knew only the nickname of the witness and had a...

    Tags: Environmental Issues, Sports, Google Inc., Black Guerrilla Family, Police Arrests

    9. Apr 28, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  9. Dirt bikers no victims of racism

    Really, Mr. Conaway! In his defense of dirt bike riders ("Don't penalize city kids for riding dirt bikes," April 25), Baltimore Circuit Court Clerk Frank M. Conaway Sr. places blame for this problem on the Baltimore Police Department and their vendetta against black youth. The inner city is rife with Mr. Conaway calls a "nuisance" while Baltimore drivers see it as a clear and present danger. I have slammed on my brakes numerous times and swerved into other lanes trying to avoid a collision.
    Really, Mr. Conaway! In his defense of dirt bike riders ("Don't penalize city kids for riding dirt bikes," April 25), Baltimore Circuit Court Clerk Frank M. Conaway Sr. places blame for this problem on the Baltimore Police Department and their vendetta...

    Tags: Racism, Crime, Law and Justice, Social Issues, Civil Rights, Justice and Rights

    10. Apr 25, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  10. Diversity in the firehouse

    The Baltimore City Fire Department created a new division two years ago in an effort to increase recruitment of minorities, specifically African-Americans, who made up 65 percent of the city's population but only half so large a share of the city's...

    Tags: Demographics

    11. Apr 24, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  11. Board approves $285,000 for consultant to tell police how to better run department

    Baltimore's spending panel on Wednesday unanimously approved $285,000 for city police to hire a Massachusetts-based consultant &#8212; the highest of five bidders &#8212; to recommend how the department should be run.
    Baltimore's spending panel on Wednesday unanimously approved $285,000 for city police to hire a Massachusetts-based consultant — the highest of five bidders — to recommend how the department should be run. Despite the protests of competing...

    Tags: Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Government, Politics, Martha's Vineyard

    12. Apr 20, 2013 |Story| Baltimore Sun

  12. Baltimore prosecutors lighten up on marijuana possession

    Caught with a couple of joints he didn't get the chance to light up, Eric Staton was ordered to appear before a Baltimore<strong> </strong>judge. Two weeks later, in a basement courtroom on North Avenue, prosecutors said they would drop the possession charge if Staton agreed to pick up trash for five hours.
    Caught with a couple of joints he didn't get the chance to light up, Eric Staton was ordered to appear before a Baltimore judge. Two weeks later, in a basement courtroom on North Avenue, prosecutors said they would drop the possession charge if Staton...

    Tags: Prisons, Court Preliminary, Drug Trafficking, Punishment, Police Arrests

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