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Criminal Justice

    Adnan Syed case warrants a redo, says victim’s family
    Adnan Syed and the Maryland Office of the Attorney General have until Jan. 9 to file their reply briefs.
    (left) Hae Min Lee, (right) Adnan Syed
    Families of firefighters to sue Baltimore, state over deadly fire at vacant Stricker Street property
    The law firm of Miler Stern Lawyers LLC filed a notice of a claim with the city and state on Tuesday, saying the Jan. 24 tragedy ”could have and should have been prevented.”
    Photo of the familiese of Lt. Paul Butrim, Lt. Kelesy Sadler FF/PM Kenneth Lacayo with their attorneys t the Stricker street fire memorials.
    Baltimore’s firefighting vehicle fleet is depleted; council members want a plan to fix it
    Department leadership, which was just upended following a scathing report on a fatal fire on South Stricker Street in January, contend they are doing everything they can to address the issues.
    A member of the Baltimore City Fire Department’s Emergency Medical Services team loads up a stretcher into the back of an ambulance on August 17, 2022. The Black Community Development Coalition and homeless advocates set up an encampment Wednesday at the War Memorial Plaza to encourage Baltimore leaders to make the encampments around the city more of a priority.
    Sexual abuse survivors demand courts release Catholic Church investigation
    The survivors and advocates include two women who say they were violently raped by a priest while students at Archbishop Keough High School. The women decried the fact that church leaders have been able to read the report while they — victims whose testimony helped investigators — have been barred from seeing it.
    A woman wearing a green shirt smiles while putting her right hand on the back of a woman wearing a black blazer and white shirt.
    Security guard charged with first-degree murder in shooting of soccer coach at Southeast Baltimore bar
    Kevin Torres was shot outside the ChrisT bar in Highlandtown, where he had been celebrating a championship win with his team
    A photo of Kevin Torres hangs on a fence at a makeshift memorial at the ChrisT bar on the northern edge of Highlandtown. Torres was fatally shot by a security guard at the bar early Monday morning.
    Five years after ‘The Keepers,’ abuse survivors still hoping for justice, transparency
    It’s been a little over five years since “The Keepers” miniseries debuted on Netflix, shocking viewers with allegations of extreme sexual abuse in the late ’60s and early ’70s at Archbishop Keough, a Catholic all-girls school in Baltimore County. The women who shared their stories in “The Keepers” talk about their hopes for the upcoming Maryland Attorney General’s report into sexual abuse in the Archdiocese of Baltimore.
    Objects inside of Jean Wehner's home. Wehner was one of the women whose story was prominently featured in the documentary series, 'The Keepers''
    Hopkins and BPD sign operating agreement, paving the way for the hiring of private police force
    The publication of the agreement paves the way for Hopkins to being recruiting and training private police officers in the next six to 12 months.
    Scenes of Johns Hopkins Homewood Campus
    Drivers and riders express concerns amid string of ride-hailing crimes, but most will continue using Uber and Lyft
    Baltimore Police said in a string of recent incidents, ride-hailing service drivers have been carjacked, and the robbers went on to use the app to pick up customers and rob them as well.
    Driver at the wheel of a car.
    Man who shot Baltimore Police officer is ordered to serve 2 consecutive life sentences — plus 213 years
    Antonio Janifer, 31, of Walbrook, went on a crime spree that included shooting Baltimore Police Officer Joshua Jackson three times at point-blank range on May 26, 2020.
    When Officer Joshua Jackson is off the clock, he is SAINT, the Rapping Cop.
    Commentary: Schmoke still backs marijuana legalization but urges caution
    Former Baltimore Mayor Kurt Schmoke recalls the ”scorn, derision and dismissiveness” he encountered when he argued in favor of the decriminalization of marijuana and other drugs in the 1980s. He now applauds the public and political shift to his point of view, but advises caution as drug laws are reformed.
    Former Baltimore Mayor Kurt Schmoke applauds approval of marijuana legalization in Maryland but urges caution on implementation of drug law reforms.
    Baltimore judge reprimanded for political contributions, failing to cooperate with disciplinary authorities
    Gov. Martin O’Malley appointed District Judge Flynn M. Owens to the bench in 2014.
    Baltimore Police detective strikes plea agreement in assault, misconduct case
    The Baltimore State’s Attorney’s Office agreed to cap the potential sentence at 1 1/2 years’ probation.
    Baltimore Police respond to the corner of Shirley Ave. and Park Heights Ave. after multiple people were shot Wednesday, 8/24/22.
    Lawmakers mull giving Maryland AG power to prosecute officers in police-related deaths
    A year after state lawmakers gave the Maryland attorney general greater investigatory authority in police-involved deaths, local prosecutors have so far declined to charge any officers.
    On Tuesday afternoon, Baltimore Police Commissioner Harrison released the body-worn footage from this past Sunday’s fatal shooting of Tyree Moorehead. He and Deputy Commissioner Brian Nadeau walked through the footage with members of the press and answered a few questions Tuesday afternoon.
    For the first time in more than three decades, there’s a new sheriff in town
    Sam Cogen campaigned on a platform of expanding the use of technology in the sheriff’s office, which he says will make the office more efficient and better equipped to serve bench warrants and domestic violence peace orders. He has vowed to “humanize” the evictions process to help renters find other housing options.
    Sam Cogen, running for Baltimore City Sheriff, speaks with reporters at the counting of mail-in ballots in Baltimore City.
    ‘The Keepers’ women join fight to publicize investigation into child sexual abuse within Archdiocese of Baltimore
    Lawyers for the women featured in the 2017 documentary series file motion to support the disclosure of the 456-page state investigation.
    Promotional image for The Keepers on Netflix
    Judge orders new trial for Baltimore Police sergeant convicted of attempted theft, misconduct
    Judge Steven I. Platt said Baltimore Police Sgt. Robert Dohony was “indisputably working every minute of the overtime he claimed.”
    6/28/22—the exterior of the Clarence M. Mitchell, Jr. Courthouse.
    Police say robbers are carjacking ride-hailing service drivers, then robbing people who order a ride
    The rideshare company said it has a 24/7 team on standby to help with police investigations.
    SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA - MARCH 22: The Uber logo is displayed on a car on March 22, 2019 in San Francisco, California. Uber Technologies Inc. announced that it has selected the New York Stock Exchange for its much anticipated initial public offering that could be one of the top five IPOs in history. The listing could value the ride sharing company at over $120 billion.
    How the ATF and Baltimore police figured out who shot an off-duty officer and helped stop a deadly crime spree
    Case reflects ATF’s growing involvement in investigating violence in Baltimore, using a database of cartridge casing evidence to quickly match ballistics to other cases and identify groups causing disproportionate violence.
    Baltimore Police Detective Ike Carrington is paralyzed from the chest down after being shot in a robbery in 2019, is about to begin his recovery process.
    Baltimore County day care owner who confronted husband about sex abuse pleads guilty to assault, gun charges
    Shanteari Weems, 50, of Randallstown, the owner of Lil Kidz Kastle Daycare Center, is set to be sentenced in D.C. Superior Court on Feb. 3, 2023.
    The exterior of Lil Kids Kastle daycare Center in Owings Mills.
    Q&A: Ray Kelly, West Baltimore native, police reform activist and lifetime award recipient
    "In Baltimore City, things are so deeply rooted, that it’s not about a crime problem, it’s not about a violence problem — it’s always been a pain problem.'
    Ray Kelly, CEO of Citizens Policing Project, in church after receiving the Msgr. Arthur F. Valenzano Joyful Servant Award from the Catholic Charities of Baltimore.
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