The Penn North neighborhood in Baltimore, known for its association with open-air drug markets, has reported an unexpectedly low number of drug citations issued by law enforcement.
Local residents and community advocates have expressed concerns about the prevalence of drug activity in the area, which has contributed to its negative reputation. However, recent data indicates that police have issued few citations for drug offenses in the neighborhood.
This discrepancy raises questions about law enforcement strategies and the effectiveness of current policing methods in addressing drug-related issues in Penn North.
Community leaders are calling for increased attention and resources to tackle the challenges posed by drug activity, emphasizing the need for a more proactive approach to ensure public safety.
Reported by HarborBeat based on Baltimore Sun (source).
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