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BALTIMORE — A Baltimore County police officer was charged with first- and second-degree assault, reckless endangerment and misconduct in office in Baltimore City, according to online court records. Cpl. Zachary Small, 51, joined the county police department in 2004 and earned about $122,000 last year, according to salary records. Two other county officers were charged in connection with the ...

Mayoral Candidate Shelia Dixon decries low number of quality-of-life citations.

At a community meeting on Tuesday, Baltimore City State's Attorney Ivan Bates described his concerns about the legislature's tug-of-war over juvenile crime refo

The citation docket launched by Baltimore City State’s Attorney Ivan Bates last year was meant to tackle low level quality of life crimes that weren’t prosecute

On Thursday, Maryland Democrat’s new juvenile crime plan was up for debate in Annapolis for the first time since its announcement last week, and lawmakers had a

As juvenile crime continues to soar across the state, a new bill focused on accountability for the state’s juvenile justice system and a crackdown on consequenc

A 53-year-old man was sentenced to life, suspended down to 30 years, on Wednesday after pleading guilty to charges stemming from a 2021 rampage in which he attacked Asian American businesses, prosecutors said. Darryl Doles pleaded guilty in September to two counts of attempted first-degree murder as well as hate crime and assault charges for the attacks, during which he was caught on ...

The city’s former State’s Attorney was found guilty of filing a false mortgage application related to buying a vacation home but was acquitted on another charge.

Just days ago Baltimore City State’s Attorney Ivan Bates testified before the House Judiciary Committee in Annapolis in support of the Pava Marie LaPere Act or

The parents of Baltimore Tech CEO Pava LaPere, who police say was murdered by convicted sex offender Jason Billingsley are pushing for changes to the State’s ea