Maryland

Mayor Brandon Scott: "This strategy works and it works for a reason"

FBI agent: "Cases may grow cold, investigators may change, but this proves that for law enforcement, victims are never forgotten"

Surveillance and body camera videos show officers digging out people in two vehicles from underneath a building collapse

Suspect had already shot a woman in the apartment and wounded one officer

The suspect stole a vehicle from a detective he shot and fled with a rifle, setting off a manhunt and shelter in place order

The officer had been charged with stealing about $10K in cartel money from a 2016 drug raid, another $1K from a CI and lying to the FBI

Volunteers smoked or consumed marijuana while police observed their reactions so that authorities could analyze how cannabis impairs drivers

The agency saw a net loss of 176 officers in 2022, with 279 sworn members leaving the agency and just 103 new hires

The new additions are expected to make a difference in strengthening community relations

The prosecutor found that the officers acted “reasonably and lawfully,” because the suspect created a “life-threatening situation” when he drove toward them

"I can't answer without payment. Even a small payment I can get you your answers," the LEO is accused of writing

The new policy was prompted by the murder of a man who confronted a squeegee worker at a downtown intersection and was shot last year

Corey Douglas McElroy, 31, was a Marine Corps veteran and father of two young children

Overall arrests by Baltimore Police were up 10% for this year, compared to the same period last year, police data show

“Users have commented and noticed an increase in scammers and catfishers preying on commenters,” the department said