Baltimore prosecutors want to try 5 defendants together in mass shooting

BALTIMORE — Prosecutors are hoping to prosecute the five people charged in connection with the July shooting at a Baltimore housing complex together in one trial. The development came to light Friday when the cases of two young men charged in the July 2 shooting, which left two dead and 28 others wounded, came up on the city’s Reception Court docket. Tristan Jackson and Aaron Brown, both 18, ...

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