by Mark ReutterMay 11, 2021
Employee in Marilyn Mosby’s office is under investigation
The State Prosecutor looks into allegations of misuse of grand jury subpoenas by a prosecutor in the State’s Attorney’s Office.
Crime & Justice
May 4, 2021
Baltimore to settle a fatal hit-and-run involving a bicyclist struck by a DPW truck
The city will award $100,000 to the estate of Ralph Roane. A jury acquitted Angelo Laprade of charges he left the scene of the crash.
Apr 25, 2021
With three horses and five officers, BPD’s half-million-dollar mounted unit survives
Amid calls to defund police, the program was moved to Rec and Parks and will be focused on community engagement.
Special SeriesApr 7, 2021
Marilyn Mosby amends her state ethics disclosure and declares her innocence
UPDATED: The changes have little to do with the criminal probe by the U.S. attorney’s office into the Mosbys’ taxes, campaign finances and private businesses.
Apr 6, 2021
“When it gets dark, we don’t leave the house”
Two murders in one week prompt a prayer vigil in southeast Baltimore, in an area where many Latinos fear for their safety.
Apr 1, 2021
The story of a Baltimore assistant state’s attorney who says she was hung out to dry
Anna Mantegna says she was fired based on an explosive – and unfounded – allegation. Adapted from the book, “I Got a Monster: The Rise and Fall of America’s Most Corrupt Police Squad.”
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