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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

Protesters march in support of Freddie Gray in Baltimore. (Anthony C. Hayes) QUELLING THE UNREST: Gov. Larry Hogan vowed Tuesday

Darkness masked much of the mayhem which gripped Baltimore on Monday night, as roving bands wreaked havoc throughout Charm City.

From left, Gov. Larry Hogan in a National Guard helicopter with his public affairs director Steve Crim and Adjutant General

Baltimore was on fire Monday night, following the worst riots Charm City had seen since the assassination of Dr. Martin

Forty-seven years ago, when the city of Baltimore had its most catastrophic riot in the aftermath of Dr. Martin Luther

One of my acquaintances is a 55-year-old black man whose interactions with the justice system have been confined to a

April of 1968, in the wake of Martin Luther King’s assassination, Baltimore is set afire by rioting. On Monday in the

The moral, ethical and legal answer to that question is most definitely no. But sometimes when a cop is facing

On Monday Baltimore, the Charm City, burst into the flames of chaos and riots shortly after school let out for