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HBO's We Own This City: The Wire's David Simon returns for another gritty tale of American politics and police corruption - Vimarsana News

HBO's We Own This City: The Wire's David Simon returns for another gritty tale of American politics and police corruption

4/5 stars Adapted from the nonfiction book by Baltimore Sun reporter Justin Fenton, We Own This City is the latest series from David Simon to bring tales of cops, crime and corruption to the small screen. Best-known for his landmark shows The Wire and Homicide: Life on the Streets, Simon once again hits the mean streets of Baltimore, Maryland, in...

'We Own This City': Release Date, Cast, Trailer and Plot - Vimarsana News

'We Own This City': Release Date, Cast, Trailer and Plot

Created by David Simon and George Pelecanos and starring Jon Bernthal, "We Own This City" is a true crime drama about Baltimore's Gun Trace Task Force scandal.

'We Own This City': David Simon Goes After Policing in America - Vimarsana News

'We Own This City': David Simon Goes After Policing in America

Miniseries from 'Wire' creators Simon and Ed Burns examines corruption in the Baltimore PD and doesn't pull punches. Alan Sepinwall's review

We Own This City release date and how to watch - Vimarsana News

We Own This City release date and how to watch

Everything you need to know about HBO's We Own This City mini-series, including release date and how to watch.

Actions matter: Baltimore Sun readers weigh in on the newspaper's apology for a history of racist coverage | COMMENTARY - Vimarsana News

Actions matter: Baltimore Sun readers weigh in on the newspaper's apology for a history of racist coverage | COMMENTARY

A week ago, on behalf of The Baltimore Sun, the editorial board issued an apology for the paper’s history of upholding and furthering racism throughout its 185 years and failing to serve Black communities, chronicling many of its wrongs, along with some more recent efforts to improve.