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Baltimore County High School Teacher Admits to Sexual Abuse of Students
A gym teacher in Baltimore County has pleaded guilty to charges of sexually abusing students on school grounds.
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Over 200 Individuals Arrested in Major Federal Crime Operation in Baltimore
A significant law enforcement initiative has led to over 200 arrests and several federal indictments in Baltimore.
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California Man Receives 10-Year Sentence for Drug Trafficking in Baltimore
A man from California has been sentenced to a decade in prison for his role in drug trafficking operations in Baltimore.
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Marilyn Mosby's Appeal Denied by Federal Appeals Court
The federal appeals court has decided not to rehear the case involving former Baltimore State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby.
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Baltimore Man Receives 20-Year Sentence for Murder Conspiracy Involving Former Officer
A Baltimore man has been sentenced to two decades in prison for conspiring to murder an individual with the assistance of a former police officer.
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Baltimore Man Found Guilty of Murder After Recent Double Murder Plea
A man has been convicted of murder in Baltimore just weeks after pleading guilty to a separate double homicide.
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Defense Attorney to Run Against Culver for Carroll County State's Attorney
A local criminal defense attorney has announced plans to challenge incumbent State's Attorney Brian Culver in the upcoming election.
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Teen Found Not Guilty in Connection to Fatal Baltimore Shooting
A teenager has been acquitted in a case linked to a mass shooting that resulted in the death of a local student.
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Bail Hearing Delayed for Suspect in Trooper Shooting and Murder Case
A bail review for a man charged with murder and shooting at a state trooper has been postponed, court officials announced.
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Senate Candidates Salling and Eisenhart Face Off in Court Over District 6 Race
A legal dispute arises between Senate candidates Salling and Eisenhart in Baltimore County's District 6 electoral race.
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Man Found Guilty Following Deadly Crime Spree in Baltimore
A jury has convicted a man involved in a violent crime spree that resulted in three fatalities and one injury across Baltimore City and County.
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The Misinterpretation of Rap Lyrics as Criminal Evidence
A recent commentary highlights the need to separate artistic expression in rap from criminal implications.
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Perry Hall Resident Sentenced for Threatening Baltimore County Councilman
A Perry Hall man has received a sentence for making threats against Councilman David Marks, highlighting concerns over political safety.
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Baltimore Delegate Caylin Young's Assault Case Dismissed by Prosecutors
The assault charges against Baltimore Delegate Caylin Young have been officially dropped by prosecutors, concluding the case.
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Bail Refused for Man Charged in Fatal Shooting of His Father-in-Law
A man faces charges for the shooting death of his 74-year-old father-in-law, with bail denied by the court.
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Mayor's Legal Counsel Addresses Ivan Bates on Violence Prevention Initiative
The attorney for Baltimore's mayor has issued a response to Ivan Bates concerning the city's anti-violence program.
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Corey Pollard's Legal Battle Unveils Ties to Marilyn Mosby in $2.3M Property Dispute
A court case involving Corey Pollard and a $2.3 million property highlights connections to former Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby.
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Baltimore County Man Receives 75-Year Sentence for Carjacking Elderly Women
A Baltimore County man has been sentenced to 75 years in prison for carjacking two elderly women in separate incidents.
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Maryland Judiciary Issues Warning About Fraudulent Court Hearing Texts
Residents are cautioned about deceptive text messages regarding court hearings related to parking and toll violations.
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Maryland Supreme Court Rejects Climate Lawsuits from Baltimore and Annapolis
The Maryland Supreme Court has ruled against climate change lawsuits filed by Baltimore and Annapolis, impacting local environmental efforts.