Without much zeal, Harrison backs “spy plane” as city approves agreement
Police Commissioner says he backs aerial surveillance to gather data on the concept, “not because we have any belief that it will work.”
Crime & Justice
Mar 9, 2020
A fast-talking technology education advocate’s fall from grace
Lance Lucas, who found in computers a lifeline after a rough Baltimore beginning, pleads guilty to bribery.
Special SeriesFeb 25, 2020
Despite questions about cost and effectiveness, Council approves security camera rebate bill
Bill advances as several Council members wonder if rebates are the best use of taxpayers’ money.
Feb 21, 2020
Investors defrauded out of millions by Baltimore rental management company, suit alleges
WAZ-Management, investors say, misled them about buildings they purchased and charged for renovations never done, leaving rentals in squalid condition.
Feb 13, 2020
Pratt says she was unaware of money laundered through the boutique she co-owned with Pugh
She blames another boutique partner for not disclosing the $20,000 that Pugh illegally solicited from moneyman J.P. Grant.
Jan 2, 2020
Victims tell their stories, while city offers unchanged “gag order” stance
Baltimore will comply with the new law, Deputy City Solicitor Dana Moore says, but will not put it in writing.
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