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However, instead of granting a brief postponement, Judge Melissa Phinn demanded the state move forward with a new council. When the state refused, the case was dismissed. A call, local attorney and former city prosecutor Jeremy Eldridge deemed “highly unusual.” Read more.

“Justice has been served,” Eggleston’s aunt, Sanobia Wilson, said of the verdict. “To sit here and put up with this for six years — six long years — I can’t even begin to tell you how the struggle was. It was devastating.” Read more.

Sixteen-year-old Tavon Scott was found guilty of voluntary manslaughter and gun charges in the death of Timothy Reynolds near the Inner Harbor last year. Read more.

"So, when you see three different prosecutions for violent crimes resulting in convictions in high profile cases, it tells the criminal defendants and those in Baltimore City that are looking to commit crime, that we're back living in a world of consequences," said Jeremy Eldridge, a former Baltimore City prosecutor and now defense attorney. Read more.

Fruh was a security guard working for Allied Universal, the security company for the apartments at the location where many students live.  He had just celebrated his 19th birthday before the killing on August 31, 2022. Read more. 

Tyrone West died during a traffic stop conducted by Baltimore City Police that also involved Morgan State University campus officers in 2013. Read more.

April Gaskins will be sentenced on Sept. 14 after Baltimore Circuit Judge Barry G. Williams convicted her on charges ofcharges of reckless endangerment and firearm access by a minor. Read more. 

“It would be impossible to script a more heartbreaking, tragic set of facts than those in the murder of Carmen Rodriguez,” said Baltimore Circuit Judge Jennifer Schiffer, describing Rodriguez, 36, as a beautiful, hard-working mother of four. “The Rodriguez children watched their mother get gunned down in front of them three days before Christmas.” Read more. 

Tiffany Jones was abducted at knife point from the back of a Family Dollar on Potee Street and taken away in a Chevy pickup. Read more.

On January 24, around 1:18 a.m., Barnett was seen walking in the 1900 block of Ashton Street, attempting to break into vacant rowhomes. He was only successful breaking into one house and was seen leaving with multiple items in his hands. Read more.