Three men have been arrested for the murder of Renard Jawon Graves.
The white cement truck that killed two men and fled the scene on the B-W Parkway was found in Jessup last night.
Newest Raven Samari Rolle has settled his assault charge with anger management classes, probation and a five-figure donation to help abused women.
Oh, the irony! I just had to take a break from crime blogging to call the police about some white guys in a fight in front of my house. The cops were on the scene in less than two minutes, which is simply amazing. Anyway good thing for me the witness inimidation bill seems to be coming together.
And speaking of, Charles Village residents are through playing nice with drunken and disruptive students, and Mary Pat Clarke and the Vice Squad are on the job.
As of now, declared the House of Delegates, it's illegal to secretly film your goodies in public. No comment on the wearing of x-ray spex or very shiny shoes.
Give it up already and quit boring me with this story! The Ehrlich is still going on about the slots thing.
An 11-year-old boy has been arrested for dealing heroin.
The City Paper's cover story this week is a strange tale of an officer dismissed (or not) for falsely stating that she saw a guy put drugs under a bush during a fake call. And five murders this week makes 65 for the year in the Murder Ink. Meanwhile, relatives of people in jail with mandatory sentences are fighting the law, and there's an update on the city's plan to put security cameras in high-crime areas.
A city police officer, Eric Spilman, has been changed with insurance fraud and faces 30 years.
And here's the Baltimore Messenger blotter, and the Dick Irwin special.
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