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Sheriff Chip Simmons said the alleged gunman and victim had a prior disagreement that led to gunfire when they met unexpectedly in a hotel lobby.

I am writing to express my disagreement with the expansion of Everett’s “no sit, no lie” ordinance (“Mayor given new authority to expand Everett’s ‘no sit, no lie’ zones,” The Herald, May 4. The proposed expansion would not only increase the number of areas where it would be criminal to sit but it would also prevent people from doing outreach and providing food and water in these areas.

Lacking probable cause, the police officer claimed the 17-year old had displayed “characteristics of an armed person.”

911 communications manager Lisa Reid said she experienced a 50% turnover in staff in 2021.

"If a truck of a tree is completely slipped and let's say, half of that tree is gone, that pretty much borderline for whether to keep it or not," Courtney Blevins, r

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Body camera footage from Baltimore Police Officer Cedric Elleby shows him chasing a 17-year-old in the Southwest Baltimore neighborhood of Shipley Hill, ordering him to drop a weapon and then firing at him several times.

"If a truck of a tree is completely slipped and let's say, half of that tree is gone, that pretty much borderline for whether to keep it or not," Courtney Blevins, r

Baltimore Police said they would on Tuesday afternoon release body-worn camera footage of the shooting.

As friends and family members continued to grapple with a Baltimore Police shooting on Thursday afternoon that left a 17-year-old critically wounded, some onlookers pushed back against a phrase police used to explain the initial interaction with him.