A surveillance camera captured Good Samaritans stepping-in as Baltimore Police said two juveniles were robbing a convenience store in Riverside over the weekend

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott and Police Commissioner Richard Worley told a federal judge that the city is compliant with two additional sections of the Justice Department’s consent decree. | DOCUMENT

Mayor Brandon Scott and the Baltimore Police Department on Friday filed a joint motion with the U.S. Justice Department contending the city has fulfilled its obligations with two sections of a federal consent decree.

In a joint motion, City Mayor Brandon Scott, and City Police asked a federal court to release the city's police department from oversight in two sections of its consent decree.

The consent decree made BPD overhaul its transportation policies. More than a year after it was found in compliance of this section of the consent decree, BPD published a self assessment through audits and vehicle inspections. BPD also improved their support for officers, namely checking on their mental health and well-being.

Baltimore police said it is investigating two crimes that happened just moments and blocks apart Tuesday night. Police were called to the 500 block of South Linwood Avenue around 9:24 p.m., just across the street from Patterson Park,

THESE FOLKS COME INTO THE CITY DOWN LIBERTY ROAD. THEY COME THROUGH NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST BALTIMORE, AND THEN BPD GETS THEM AND THEY MOVE AND THEY GO BACK OUT TO THE COUNTY. THANK YOU. AND POLICE SAY THAT THOSE CHARGES FOR THOSE FIVE PEOPLE RANGE FROM ...

Kenika Leach, a Baltimore woman who pleaded guilty to running a sex trafficking ring, was sentenced to 15 years in prison.

Kenika D. Leach, 33, of Baltimore was sentenced Feb. 26, 2025, to 40 years in prison, with 25 suspended, related to her plea in a sex trafficking case