Video of attack on Baltimore City officer
January 4, 2012
Two Baltimore (Md.) police officers in the process of taking a suspect into custody were surrounded by angry
onlookers when an assailant suddenly tackled one of the cops, springing that suspect but himself becoming the
object of the officers' attention.
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Evans regains top lobbying spot in Annapolis
January 2, 2012
Gerard E. Evans has regained the top spot among Maryland lobbyists a decade after serving a prison term for
fraudulent practices.
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Anne Arundel Chief Subpoenaed in Leopold Probe
December 15, 2011
The Anne Arundel County police chief appeared Thursday before a grand jury investigating whether County
Executive John R. Leopold misused government resources, sources said.
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City faces $52 million shortfall in coming year
November 1, 2011
Baltimore officials have identified a $52 million budget shortfall next year, and Mayor Stephanie
Rawlings-Blake's administration is eyeing pension costs and other benefits after years of significant
cutbacks to city programs and worker salaries to close previous budget gaps.
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Md. Senate Republicans name new leaders
November 1, 2011
Sen. E.J. Pipkin (R-Queen Anne's) emerged Tuesday as the new minority leader in the Maryland Senate following
a vote by the chamber's 12-member caucus.
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Top aides leaving offices of Miller, Busch
October 31, 2011
Both presiding officers of the Maryland General Assembly are about to lose valued senior staff members.
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City to pay $245,000 in whistle-blower case
October 27, 2011
Baltimore officials agreed Wednesday to pay $245,000 to settle a federal lawsuit by a police whistle-blower
who claimed he was forced to resign after raising concerns about the department's helicopter program.
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Baltimore County to see Command Staff exodus
October 27, 2011
Police Chief Jim Johnson said he may restructure the department in the wake of the expected departures of
seven veteran commanders, who make up 25 percent of his leadership staff.
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Montgomery police want bargaining on the ballot
October 18, 2011
Montgomery County police officers are asking voters to restore their right to negotiate over transfers, new
equipment and staffing levels, a right prohibited earlier this year by the County Council.
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