Baltimore's Attempt to Reduce Petty Crime Is Off to a Slow Start

The new state’s Attorney Ivan Bates had announced June 1 that he would resume prosecuting petty crimes, like drinking in public. His goal is to hold people accountable for quality-of-life crimes.

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