Prosecutors: Mosby aware of tax lien she claimed her husband lied about and said was paid
The latest filing in the case presents the government’s legal strategy, including evidence meant to show she was not an “innocent spouse.”
Crime & Justice
Jul 28, 2022
Maryland lawmakers passed Dignity Not Detention to protect immigrants. So ICE detains them elsewhere
Attorneys predicted unintended consequences – people being held hours away from family and lawyers, which is what happened to “AJ.” Advocates say they knew the risks and it’s on Biden to make promised reforms
Jul 8, 2022
Hours after fatal encounter between driver and squeegee worker, Scott names new public safety chief
Anthony Barksdale, an outspoken former deputy police commissioner who has criticized the consent decree, will become deputy mayor for public safety.
Jun 21, 2022
Online thieves extract $317,000 from city’s workers’ compensation account
Fortunately, most of the money lost to the fraudsters has been credited back to the account.
Jun 16, 2022
After houses and a Pride flag are burned in Baltimore, the flags return – “We’re not cowering”
Federal officials can’t say yet whether the early morning blaze was a hate crime. But according to Councilwoman Ramos, they’ve got “a good amount of footage” from area security cameras to work with.
Special SeriesJun 15, 2022
Baltimore sheriff’s no-show comes amid calls to end “traumatizing” eviction practices
A day after Sheriff John Anderson fails to appear for a budget hearing, he attends a fundraiser for his re-election. Tenant advocates want the City Council to send a message by slashing his funds.
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