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Baltimore's Board of Estimates will consider a $6 million settlement to end a lawsuit tied to members of the corrupt Gun Trace Task Force.
The death of Tyre Nichols at the hands of Memphis police's Scorpion unit has renewed scrutiny on other elite "street crime" squads around the country.
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The residents of Baltimore have waited 163 years to take back control of their city police department. Now, they may wait at least one more.
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Baltimore’s Board of Estimates is poised to approve a $6 million settlement with the family of a man killed during a police chase by Gun Trace Task Force members, an amount that, if approved, would become one of the most substantial settlements related to the rogue police force to date.
Historically these units bring significant harm to the Black community.