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Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office secures convictions in three high-profile cases

"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.

Alleged Carrolton Ridge serial burglar indicted on 20 counts

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.

Baltimore City State's Attorney Ivan Bates on petty crime citations

As of 10 days ago, Baltimore police began issuing citations for so called “quality of life crimes,” a departure from the previous policy of the State’s Attorney and police. Citations for crimes like riding a dirt bike, public drunkenness, loitering, aggressive panhandling, trespassing and malicious destruction of property will now be handled on a special docket that is intended to offer those who are cited an alternative to prosecution and jail time.