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Baltimore Teen Injured in Shooting as Juveniles Involved in Armed Carjacking
A 15-year-old boy was shot in Baltimore, while two juveniles are accused of carjacking a man at gunpoint amid rising juvenile crime concerns.
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Maryland AG Calls for Halt on Hagerstown ICE Facility Over Environmental Issues
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Public Safety
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Education
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Education
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City Hall
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Public Safety
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Public Safety
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Education
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Courts
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Health
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