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But now, a federal judge overseeing a lengthy, costly and court-ordered reform process, said he is seeing changes in oversight and internal investigations.

But now, a federal judge overseeing a lengthy, costly and court-ordered reform process, said he is seeing changes in oversight and internal investigations.

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Hearing details two decades of corruption within Baltimore's defunct GTTF

Baltimore’s spending panel is set to approve nearly $200,000 in settlements to two people who said they were arrested after Baltimore Police officers planted drugs on them.

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - $195K in more GTTF settlements approved; Mosby suggests ending former officers' pensions

The last thing Baltimore needed was another public corruption scandal that could harm crime-fighting efforts. Yet here we are again.

Long before former Baltimore Police officer Daniel Hersl’s arrest and conviction on federal racketeering charges, he had an outsize reputation for brutality and misconduct — among citizens, defense attorneys, and even fellow officers.

Baltimore State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby struck a defiant tone Friday in her first public appearance since being indicted on federal perjury charges, pledging to fight the case that she called politically and racially motivated and heading off calls that she step down from office.

By Victor Trammell Photo credits: WBAL TV On January 14, Marilyn Mosby (pictured), the number one law enforcer in the independent city of Baltimore, Maryland, bravely issued a public statement outside her downtown office in which she maintained her innocence. Mortgage fraud and other charges were recently pinned on her precipitously by the U.S. government. […]

A family whose father died in a crash involving the defunct Baltimore police Gun Trace Task Force is seeking justice from the city.