Also Friday, a teenager was shot near E. Cold Spring and Northwood Street.
Also, Marcus Gordon-Bey was arrested for assaulting a teenager who he believed was involved in his son's death.
JZ's won three Emmys, but not for these stories:
A robbery and attempted rape was caught on camera. Or there weren't cameras. What?
"'There's like a parking lot and there's no cameras. There's no light and no cameras and actually hid behind he [sic] wall and we didn't know what he was doing,' Davis said."
And the next paragraph: "Infrared filters in the cameras allow us to see the woman walking toward him ..."
Actually it makes sense on video.
(Also in yesterday's Blotter.)
And a HoCo police officer was hit while trying to flag down a car in a speed trap on Rt. 32. WJZ provides some ... very JZian prose: "One woman and her husband were stuck in the resulting traffic just yards away from the accident" and "Among the investigators stood several people. It is unclear exactly who they were, but they appeared distraught and upset."
Fighting in the school gym at Meade High School in AAC.
The NYT reports on the East Side "redevelopment." (Did you know? Baltimore's East Side is also known as "the Badlands"!)
3 comments:
one the worst written JZ stories yet
Local Emmys are meaningless. Employees are allowed to nominate themselves for an award. Better yet, the nominee will win an Emmy by default if he/she is the only person nominated in any particular category. How else would one explain Marty Bass winning one?
the way the polices flagging down speeders are bound to get hit one day ....with no safety vest or whatsoever...come on....
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