Monday, April 12, 2010
Clay family wants the iG report
The family said it will pressure SRB to release IG report on the death of Robert Clay, with hopes of getting the feds to open a civil rights case.
Saturday, April 10, 2010
Fatal carjack case dragged back to court
OMG! THIS case-- Bernard Eric Miller, charged with dragging Pam Basu to death with her own car as she tried to save her toddler. In 1993 my friend was a reporter at the Sun, and I went with her to the Towson courthouse for lack of anything better to do and ended up thoroughly traumatized. As awful as it sounds, the crime scene photos are worse. And I remember that lawyer-- his pants were too short and his hair was too long and he looked like he just rolled out of bed.
How awful this must be for that family. Ugh, ugh, ugh.
How awful this must be for that family. Ugh, ugh, ugh.
Friday, April 9, 2010
Media blabber
Sun's corporate parent, the Tribune Co, is preparing to exit bankruptcy. Reports the WSJ:
The settlement signals that the creditors have agreed to wipe out much of Tribune's roughly $13 billion in debt. In return, under Tribune's plan, the lenders would own the media company.
Thursday, April 8, 2010
More tax dollars at work
City pays $30K to four DPW workers arrested after failing to come to the aid of police officer during an arrest. Says their attorney, the officer was white, his clients were black, 'they could have been shot.'
Rise & Shine with the BPD
From Twitter:
... the Sun reports he was at a carryout.
Another victim at the Yau Brothers?
A car chase ended in a crash in front of Captain Larry's in South Baltimore
Police and prosecutors disagree on the utility of crime cameras. How about saving $ by cutting off the blue lights? They've got to be thoroughly annoying (and humiliating) to people who have to live next to them. Wonder if any residents or homeowners have asked the city to remove the lights from their property sight lines?
GUN ARREST - Great job Central Dist. Raid @ 2100 blk Brookfield Ave yields 106 cocaine vials, 18 capsules heroin, .357 handgun. 5 arrested. 3 minutes ago via UberTwitter... IV reports that the shooting on Greenmount was fatal, the victim an elderly man
GUN ARREST - Chris Swinson (3/30/90) arrested for illegal .22 cal gun, & 25 ziplocks marijuana @ 2100 blk of Bolton. 34 minutes ago via UberTwitter
SHOOTING, 2901 GREENMOUNT, ADULT MALE SHOT, about 4 hours ago via UberTwitter
SHOOTING, 5300 YORK, ADULT MALE SHOT. HOMICIDE UNIT REQUESTED about 4 hours ago via UberTwitter
... the Sun reports he was at a carryout.
Another victim at the Yau Brothers?
A car chase ended in a crash in front of Captain Larry's in South Baltimore
Police and prosecutors disagree on the utility of crime cameras. How about saving $ by cutting off the blue lights? They've got to be thoroughly annoying (and humiliating) to people who have to live next to them. Wonder if any residents or homeowners have asked the city to remove the lights from their property sight lines?
Wednesday, April 7, 2010
Your tax $ at work
A $7.4 million judgment against the BPD for family of man who died in custody .. according to the Sun, the victim, arrested for public urination, was allegedly killed after officers put him cuffed without a seat belt in the van, then intentionally drove recklessly, fracturing his spine.
Info sought on pack of juveniles that stoned a dog
Info sought on pack of juveniles that stoned a dog
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
White powder
Someone keeps sending letters containing suspicious white powder, this time in a census office
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Friday, April 2, 2010
Pain & suffering
Sun: FHB III was "essentially running the department" while Hamm was chief
Two in custody after a teen was stabbed at White Marsh Mall
The Court of Appeals "will hear arguments today on whether a state cap on jury awards for pain and suffering is constitutional."
Judge Motz "dismissed a lawsuit filed by eight state prison workers who claimed a strip search for drugs violated their constitutional rights."
An arrest in the assault and robbery of a lost motorist in Annapolis
Two in custody after a teen was stabbed at White Marsh Mall
The Court of Appeals "will hear arguments today on whether a state cap on jury awards for pain and suffering is constitutional."
Judge Motz "dismissed a lawsuit filed by eight state prison workers who claimed a strip search for drugs violated their constitutional rights."
An arrest in the assault and robbery of a lost motorist in Annapolis
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