comparemela.com

Latest Breaking News On - Police commissioner michael harrison - Page 6 : comparemela.com

Baltimore police Commissioner Harrison fields questions on his future

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Baltimore police Commissioner Michael Harrison fields questions on his future

Brandon scottEric costelloMichael harrisonTommie clark tommieclarkCouncilmember eric costelloScott wykoff scottwykoffNick mosbyOdette ramosBaltimore city councilGroup violence reduction strategyBaltimore city police departmentBaltimore city policeMayor brandon scottGroup violence reductionCouncilwoman odettePolice commissioner michael harrison

Harrison fields questions on his future in Baltimore

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Harrison fields questions on his future in Baltimore

Nick mosbyEric costelloScott wykoff scottwykoffBrandon scottMichael harrisonCouncilmember eric costelloTommie clark tommieclarkOdette ramosBaltimore city police departmentGroup violence reduction strategyBaltimore city councilBaltimore city policeMayor brandon scottGroup violence reductionCouncilwoman odettePolice commissioner michael harrison

Enforcing minor crimes will return accountability to Baltimore, new top prosecutor says

BALTIMORE (AP) — Baltimore’s top prosecutor announced Thursday a new program that allows police to issue citations for minor crimes such as loitering…

United statesMarilyn mosbyJulio cortezIvan batesMarguerite lanauxMichael harrisonJohns hopkins bloomberg school of public healthGun trace taskBaltimore policeMaryland office of the public defenderAssociated pressGun trace task forceAttorney ivan batesBaltimore cityJohns hopkins bloomberg schoolPublic health

Operation Washout: Feds announce arrests of nearly 100 fugitives

WBAL Radio 1090 AM - Operation Washout: Feds announce arrests of nearly 100 fugitives

United statesMichael harrisonErekl barronBaltimore police baltimorepoliceUs attorney officeUs marshals serviceBaltimore policeOperation washoutStates attorney erekPolice commissioner michael harrisonMurder arrests

Baltimore to issue criminal citations, offer community service for petty crimes, State s Attorney Ivan Bates says

Police officers in Baltimore will soon begin issuing criminal citations to people for low-level offenses, such as loitering, drinking in public and drug possession, according to a new policy spearheaded by State’s Attorney Ivan Bates.

United statesMaryland transportation authorityUniversity of baltimoreSam cogenMichael harrisonFreddie grayBrandon scottPatricia derosMargueritee lanauxMarilyn mosbyIvan batesDavid jarosDepartment of juvenile servicesUniversity of baltimore school law centerAmtrak policeDistrict court

vimarsana © 2020. All Rights Reserved.