Should cops be silent if telling the truth means losing their career?
The moral, ethical and legal answer to that question is most definitely no. But sometimes when a cop is facing
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Baltimore burns as the news watches
On Monday Baltimore, the Charm City, burst into the flames of chaos and riots shortly after school let out for
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FREDDIE GRAY: National and state leaders of the Black Caucus plan to call on the U.S. Department of Justice to
Read moreBaltimore’s crisis changes Hogan’s plans
Gov. Larry Hogan talks to reports at the Maryland Emergency Management command center Monday. (MEMA Facebook page) By Len Lazarick
Read moreBaltimore restaurants offer free food to firefighters, police, paramedics, EMT’s and National Guard
Baltimore restaurants are riding out the riots by offering support in the form of free food and coffee to firefighters,
Read moreBaltimore goes up in flames; Officers injured, businesses destroyed and Hogan declares State of Emergency
Riots broke out in the streets of Baltimore Monday as several teenagers tossed rocks and debris at police officers, resulting in 15
Read moreThousands in Baltimore march to protest police brutality
Thousands of concerned and angry Baltimore citizens turned out Saturday to join in a protest march against police brutality, and to
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Baltimore protesters demand justice in the Freddie Gray case
Nearly a hundred gathered in front of Baltimore’s City Hall on Thursday afternoon protesting police brutality in the death of
Read moreGov. Larry Hogan signs bill into law allowing police to wear body cameras
Photos by Rebecca Lessner. Above: Gov. Larry Hogan, a Republican, networks at a press event marking 100 days in office.
Read morePolice conduct, drug crime sentencing focus of General Assembly’s proposed reforms
By Nate Rabner Capital News Service The Maryland General Assembly responded in this year’s legislative session to public concern about
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