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11 TV Hill: Mosby reflects on accomplishments
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Almost a year has passed since Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby was sworn into office. Read More
Baltimore police and prosecutors struggle with witness cooperation
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When it came time to bring to justice the men accused of killing his 1-year-old son, Rashaw Scott wanted nothing to do with the court proceedings. Read More
Mosby: Milwaukee approach would put Baltimore witnesses' lives in danger
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The foundation of the criminal justice system is built around trust. And in today's harsh reality, citizens in Baltimore City typically do not trust prosecutors or police. Read More
Mosby Speaks Out On Claims That She Derailed A Program That Studies Homicides In Baltimore
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Baltimore City State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby called the Baltimore Sun's article stating she "derailed" a program to analyze Baltimore homicides "misguided" and she criticized the researcher for suggesting she has not been cooperating with the Baltimore City Police Department. Read More
Ex-offenders learn their options at panel hosted by Marilyn Mosby
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Kevin Starnes struggled in his youth and at one point became homeless and didn't even have enough money for light rail fare. He once got on without a ticket and was given a citation, which he didn't pay. He faced other unrelated charges, and two years later there was a warrant out for his arrest. Read More
Man convicted of murdering tow truck driver
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A Baltimore jury has convicted Prince Rogers in the murder of a tow-truck driver in the city's Upton neighborhood, the state's attorney's office said. Read More
With Aim To B'More Program, Mosby Looks to Address Structural Issues Driving Crime
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You cannot decouple crime from its link to economics. With Aim to B'More, Baltimore City's state's attorney Marilyn Mosby is looking to provide a pathway out of the criminal justice system for first-time, non-violent drug offenders. Read More
Marilyn Mosby Announces New Program to Reduce Number of Repeat Drug Offenders
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In a move to reform Baltimore's criminal justice system, Maryland state's attorney Marilyn Mosby has announced a new program that will give low-level offenders milder sentences in the hopes of reducing both the number of repeat offenders and the city's unemployment rate. Read More
Street Sign Dedicated To 3-Year-Old Shot And Killed
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BALTIMORE (WJZ) — It has been nearly 10 months since a three-year-old was killed while playing on her front porch. Police are still searching for a suspect. Read More
Marilyn Mosby: 6 police officers indicted in Freddie Gray death
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All six officers charged in the police-custody death of Freddie Gray were indicted by a grand jury, a prosecutor said Thursday. Read More