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Baltimore man killed in MLK Jr. Ave. shooting in DC identified
WASHINGTON (DC News Now) — Police in D.C. have identified the man who was killed in a shooting in Southeast on Tuesday morning. The shooting happened on March 18, around 11 a.m., in the 3000 block of Martin Luther King Jr. Ave. The Metropolitan Police Department (MPD) said when officers arrived, they found 39-year-old Derrick […]
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Baltimore elementary school teacher identified as suspect in shooting of county police officer
Andrew Britt, who is accused of shooting and injuring a Baltimore County police officer in a precinct parking lot in Catonsville on Thursday, March 13, is an elementary school teacher in Baltimore, Baltimore City Public Schools told WJZ. Britt, who is facing two counts of attempted first-degree murder, has been a teacher at Liberty Elementary School since December 2022 but is currently on leave, the school district confirmed. Britt, 27, was also injured in a shootout and remains hospitalized. His initial bail review hearing, which was set for Tuesday, March 18, was postponed. How did the shooting unfold? Around...
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Downtown green space now open where the Bard Building once stood; time-lapse video shows how it was created
Downtown Baltimore’s newest green space took more than a year to create, but a new video may make viewers think otherwise. Maryland’s Department of General Services (DGS) this week posted a video on social media showing the creation of a 1.1 acre green space that’s now open where the five-story Bard Building once stood.
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Public defender accused of injustice: lawsuit reveals defamation and false accusations
BALTIMORE (WBFF) — The Maryland Public Defender's Office, typically known for highlighting injustices within the criminal justice system, is now facing accusations of creating an injustice itself. A young law student, who worked at the office for ten months, has filed a lawsuit after being discharged via a remote video call and banned from the premises.
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Nick Mosby gets a seat on state commission that oversees billions in gaming, lottery and casino revenues
“There’s nothing that I’ve done in the past” that amounts to “fraud, waste, abuse or corruption,” Mosby says, asserting that he is fully qualified to oversee one of the state’s largest income generators. Three months after leaving office following a tumultuous tenure as Baltimore...
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Genetic genealogy leads to North Carolina man's arrest in 1979 cold case rape, murder in Maryland
An 82-year-old Moore County man has been charged in connection with a more than four-decade-old cold case in Maryland. Sheriff Ronnie Fields said investigators assisted the Prince George's County Police Department (PGPD) in Maryland in the arrest of Rodger Zodas Brown of Pinehurst. Authorities said Brown was taken into custody at his home in Pinehurst on March 11 and charged in connection with the March 3, 1979 murder of 31-year-old secretary Kathryn Donohue of Arlington, Virginia, whose body was found in a parking lot in Glenarden, Maryland. She was beaten, raped and killed in a "brutal murder," Bill DelBagno,...
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Man reportedly placed recording device in Univ. of Maryland dorm bathroom, police say
COLLEGE PARK, Md. (7News) — A Maryland man accused of placing a recording device inside a bathroom in a University of Maryland - College Park residence hall bathroom is facing charges after turning himself in to police, according to college police. UMD Police said 19-year-old Noah White of Harford...