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Two Baltimore police officers have been indicted in separate cases, one with negligent driving after a crash and the other with theft related to overtime, city State’s Attorney Ivan Bates said Tuesday. Bates, a Democrat, also touted charges against three Baltimore County Police officers stemming from a violent encounter in the city. The county officers’ indictments were revealed last week. In ...

Baltimore City State’s Attorney Ivan Bates is remaining steadfast in the success of the citation docket, but there’s frustration that some of their partners are

Days after a grand jury indicted a Baltimore County corporal on charges of second-degree assault, excessive force and reckless endangerment, the county police department released an eight-minute video of the Sept. 27 encounter. Cpl. Zachary Small’s body-worn camera video showed Small spraying pepper spray in the face of a man he’d taken into custody and placed in the back of a police SUV after ...

State’s Attorney Ivan Bates announces five indictments against law enforcement officers in three separate cases with offenses including assault, reckless endang

Baltimore prosecutors declined to charge officers involved in a March 2023 fatal pursuit on Roland Avenue in 2023.

Three prominent elected officials are set to join a panel discussion on juvenile justice issues that will stream live on FOXBaltimore.com on Monday, February 19, 2024. The panel, moderated by Armstrong Williams, will feature Maryland Governor Wes Moore, Baltimore City State’s Attorney Ivan Bates,

Three important elected officials are expected to join a panel discussion on FOXBaltimore.com tackling the issue of juvenile justice.The panel, moderated by Arm

Baltimore mayoral candidate Sheila Dixon condemned the low number of citations issued by the Baltimore Police Department under the leadership of Mayor Brandon Scott, saying during a news conference Friday that “heads would roll” if she was mayor. Dixon’s comments came in response to a meeting of the Baltimore City Council’s Public Safety and Government Operations Committee on Wednesday where ...

A week after a group of juveniles robbed a person in Towson, what charges they face, if any is still unknown.Accordin

While lawmakers debate Maryland’s juvenile justice laws, crimes involving juveniles continue to impact communities statewide.Three 15-year-olds and a 16-year-ol