Prosecutors have charged a city cop with evidence tampering and misconduct in office in the notorious case in which he recorded himself placing drugs into an empty soup can in a Southwest Baltimore alley before arresting a suspect last January.
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Baltimore Cop Accused of Planting Drugs in Soup Can Charged with Evidence Tampering, Misconduct
Prosecutors’ Tally of Impacted BPD Cases ‘Far Too Low,’ Says Public Defender
Baltimore public defenders say city prosecutors have vastly underestimated the number of cases dropped or under review in 2017 due to controversial police body cam footage and a series of racketeering indictments of Baltimore cops.
City Prosecutors: 864 Cases Now Affected by BPD Body Cam Videos, Officer Indictments
The Baltimore Police Department’s four biggest officer-conduct controversies of the year have now affected 864 criminal cases, according to the newest tally from Marylyn Mosby’s office.
Davis: Prosecutors Shouldn’t Have Dropped Cases Due to Newest Body Cam Footage
Police Commissioner Kevin Davis has drawn a line in the sand after the release of a new police body camera video resulted in dozens of additional dropped cases, maintaining that his officers did nothing wrong.
Prosecutors: Third Body Cam Video Shows Police Reenacting Evidence Discovery
City prosecutors say they’ve come upon a third video depicting a city police officer engaging in “questionable activity” during a June arrest, which will affect an additional 101 pending or closed cases.
Friday Morning Headlines: Prosecutors Successfully Convict Shooter, Pimlico Reflects with Preakness Approaching; and More
Police: Teens Wreaking Havoc On Baltimore City Streets – CBS Baltimore
Orioles Hope To Quickly Forget About Painful Road Trip – PressBox
Pimlico neighbors reflect on Preakness, location & history – Fox45
One-time ‘Public Enemy No. 1’ gets 50 years in prison after state asks for wrong sentence – Baltimore Sun
Greater Baltimore among metro areas with most price cuts to homes – BBJ
City Prosecutors to Begin Explaining Decisions Not to Charge Police for Use of Force
Prosecutors in Baltimore have made a move that should please advocates of increased transparency in investigations of cases involving use of force by police officers.
Former Baltimore High School Principal Charged with Stealing Tens of Thousands from City Schools
An ex-principal of a shuttered Southeast Baltimore high school stole tens of thousands of dollars from school accounts and spent a good share of that money at Maryland Live! Casino, according to state prosecutors.
Prosecutor Charges Political Slate with Making ‘Unlawful’ Primary Season Loan to Catherine Pugh
Mayor Catherine Pugh is involved in a second campaign finance-related controversy stemming from her 2016 run for office, this time for taking what the Maryland Office of the State Prosecutor says was an “unlawful” loan.
Marilyn Mosby Has Her First Challenger for Re-Election in 2018
A Baltimore-based lawyer who previously served a prosecutor in New York said he plans to challenge Marilyn Mosby for her spot as state’s attorney for Baltimore City in the Democratic primary next year.
