Mary Margaret Philpot said her husband David was approached by a man who asked him for money. When David said he did not have any money, the man - later identified as 43-year-old Timothy Clinedinst - pushed him to the ground and kicked him.
Authorities say McCrae is seen in the footage leaving the game while making a phone call, and then entering a grey sedan that followed the victim's Honda CRV to the scene of the shooting.
In January 2024, Baltimore Police responded to a “domestic-related stabbing” at the boy’s home in the Morrell Park neighborhood.
Police said both Bailey and a 15-year-old were arrested the night of the assault after being tracked across the city by security camera video. The arrested 15-year-old, who has not been publicly identified due to being a juvenile, was found with Bernie’s keys on the night of the assault.
J. Burke Miller, currently serving as Deputy Division Chief of the Misdemeanor Jury Trial Unit at the Office of the State's Attorney for Baltimore City, is a role model in the Baltimore legal community.
Property crime has also declined. As of March 31, Baltimore City experienced 5,126 property-related crimes, compared to the 6,158 reported in the first quarter of 2024 — a 17% decrease. Excluding auto thefts, there was a 3% decrease in property-related crimes.
Baltimore City State's Attorney Ivan Bates discusses the importance of public radio and freedom of speech. He emphasizes the role of public radio in providing unbiased news and giving a voice to the voiceless. During the conversation, Bates also weighs in on Baltimore's success in reducing homicides through partnerships with police and community programs.
Kamari Morris, 17, entered a guilty plea in a shooting before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Brooke M. Murdock on April 1. The juvenile was tried as an adult.
Join the conversation with TJ Smith. Dive into a compelling conversation with Baltimore City State’s Attorney Ivan Bates, where strategies to combat crime and ensure justice are discussed in depth. As the community grapples with the impact of violent crime and joyous news of decreasing rates, Bates shares insights on partnerships, accountability, and the need for systemic changes in juvenile justice. This episode sheds light on the balance between reform and public safety, offering a narrative that underscores the importance of community engagement and legislative support.
