MD high court: Fleeing Black man may give police reasonable suspicion
A Black man’s departure upon seeing Baltimore police may give officers reasonable suspicion of criminal activity to stop him, the Maryland Supreme Court ruled.
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A Black man’s departure upon seeing Baltimore police may give officers reasonable suspicion of criminal activity to stop him, the Maryland Supreme Court ruled.
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