Michael Johnson is due to go to trial next month for the murder of Phylicia Barnes, now Fenton says that defense attorneys say that a witness says* that he saw Barnes in Cecil County, alone, before she died. Also the lead detective on the case was suspended for going rogue in search on his own missing daughter before Johnson was arrested. Hrm.
A hearing is scheduled today* for Alexander Kinyua, the Morgan Student who killed and then ate pieces of Kujoe Bonsafo Agyei-Kodie. A week before Agyei-Kodie's murder, he also allegedly beat a fellow student with a baseball bat wrapped in barbed wire.
School-threat recap: threats at Arundel High = not credible. Threats at Laurel Junior High = credible.
Van Smith writes about the real backstories of a couple of guys who inspired The Wire
The Ink covers last week's four murders
What the heck? An alleged stranger walked up to a house in the 500 block of E. 30th street and fired a shotgun at it multiple times.
According to the Baltimore Guide blotter, the 500 block of N. Potomac is a burglar's buffet
The Patch's area blotter includes people robbed while waiting at a bus stop, because your life is just not shitty enough while you're waiting at a bus stop.
Who knew? It's apparently now common to smuggle booze from MD to NY, where state taxes are higher.
Bostonian, Miamian start work in SRB's admin. So city police won't live in the city, city council members like Rikki Spector won't live in their own districts, and no one from Baltimore is fit to hire to work for the mayor. Got it.
Well, that's nice, the women behind that anti-rape-culture Victoria's Secret parody,* Rebecca Nagle and Hannah Brancato, are from Baltimore.* (psst, Victoria's secret is ... South Carolina prisoners)
So much for West side redevelopment; the city's now selling off the "Superblock" at fire-sale prices
A hearing is scheduled today* for Alexander Kinyua, the Morgan Student who killed and then ate pieces of Kujoe Bonsafo Agyei-Kodie. A week before Agyei-Kodie's murder, he also allegedly beat a fellow student with a baseball bat wrapped in barbed wire.
School-threat recap: threats at Arundel High = not credible. Threats at Laurel Junior High = credible.
Van Smith writes about the real backstories of a couple of guys who inspired The Wire
The Ink covers last week's four murders
What the heck? An alleged stranger walked up to a house in the 500 block of E. 30th street and fired a shotgun at it multiple times.
According to the Baltimore Guide blotter, the 500 block of N. Potomac is a burglar's buffet
The Patch's area blotter includes people robbed while waiting at a bus stop, because your life is just not shitty enough while you're waiting at a bus stop.
Who knew? It's apparently now common to smuggle booze from MD to NY, where state taxes are higher.
Bostonian, Miamian start work in SRB's admin. So city police won't live in the city, city council members like Rikki Spector won't live in their own districts, and no one from Baltimore is fit to hire to work for the mayor. Got it.
Well, that's nice, the women behind that anti-rape-culture Victoria's Secret parody,* Rebecca Nagle and Hannah Brancato, are from Baltimore.* (psst, Victoria's secret is ... South Carolina prisoners)
So much for West side redevelopment; the city's now selling off the "Superblock" at fire-sale prices
Good news: A federal defendant in Baltimore named "Brotha Workitout" has successfully completed his probation, court records show
— Justin Fenton (@justin_fenton) December 19, 2012
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