Baltimore City police officers will roll over on each other in the Freddie Gray case
Baltimore City police on night duty at the War Memorial. (Anthony C. Hayes) The Baltimore State’s Attorney ruled that the death of Freddie Gray was a homicide. She charged all six Baltimore City Police Officers in the death of Freddie […]
Baltimore City police officers will roll over on each other in the Freddie Gray case
By Doug Poppa
Baltimore City police on night duty at the War Memorial. (Anthony C. Hayes) The Baltimore State’s Attorney ruled that the death of Freddie Gray was a homicide. She charged all six Baltimore City Police Officers in the death of Freddie […]
Baltimore City Police should not investigate Freddie Gray’s death
My belief has always been that a police department cannot investigate itself. A death of a citizen while in police custody should not be investigated by the same law
In the matter of Freddie Gray the ‘routine’ has vastly changed
(Holding cells at the former Baltimore Police Headquarters - Wikimedia) During a 40-year career in the news business, I came up with my "two first laws of journalism": No. 1 is
Baltimore Riots: State Roundup
Protesters march in support of Freddie Gray in Baltimore. (Anthony C. Hayes) QUELLING THE UNREST: Gov. Larry Hogan vowed Tuesday to bring peace to the streets of Baltimore, announcing more
Baltimore Riots give rise to courage and hope in wake of devastation
Darkness masked much of the mayhem which gripped Baltimore on Monday night, as roving bands wreaked havoc throughout Charm City. The wave of destruction started around 3:30 p.m., when
Gov. Larry Hogan rescues Baltimore but with no thanks from mayor
From left, Gov. Larry Hogan in a National Guard helicopter with his public affairs director Steve Crim and Adjutant General Linda Singh. (From Larry Hogan Facebook page.) By Len Lazarick Len@MarylandReporter.com The
Baltimore Riots: Blame Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake
Baltimore was on fire Monday night, following the worst riots Charm City had seen since the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in April 1968. That criminals used Freddie
Baltimore’s Heartbreak: Where did the fury come from?
Forty-seven years ago, when the city of Baltimore had its most catastrophic riot in the aftermath of Dr. Martin Luther King’s assassination, City Hall quickly imposed a curfew. I
White people don’t understand what it means to be targeted
One of my acquaintances is a 55-year-old black man whose interactions with the justice system have been confined to a couple of parking tickets and one moving violation which
Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake failed to keep Baltimore safe
April of 1968, in the wake of Martin Luther King’s assassination, Baltimore is set afire by rioting. On Monday in the wake of the Freddie Gray’s death in police custody,