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Mayor Brandon Scott looks to jury in legal battle with Inspector General (opens the original)
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BALTIMORE (WBFF) — Mayor Brandon Scott is now asking a jury to decide over his legal battle with City Inspector General Isabel Cumming. Cumming has sued the Scott administration, accusing the city of violating the charter by limiting her direct access to records. Mayor Scott says the city is complying, but says sensitive documents need to be vetted before they're turned over. Attorney Jeremy Eldridge joined FOX45 this morning to weigh in.
Parking citation leads to officer-involved shooting near Lexington Market (opens the original)
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BALTIMORE (WBFF) — A Baltimore police officer shot and critically injured a man during an altercation involving a vehicle near Lexington Market on Saturday, BPD Commissioner Richard Worley said during a press conference following the incident. An ambulance took the 29-year-old man to a local hospital for treatment. The officer was transported to a hospital to receive medical treatment for neck and back injuries, too. The shooting happened around 9:35 p.m. Police said the officer was issuing a pa
Baltimore man faces life in prison for rape (opens the original)
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BALTIMORE (WBFF) — The Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office announced Friday that a Baltimore man was convicted of rape after a four-day trial, officials said. Daquon McCullers was found guilty of first-degree rape and related offenses for attacking a woman he met online. “The brutality and aggression of this defendant’s actions are deeply disturbing, and this conviction ensures he will be held accountable for the unimaginable trauma and harm he inflicted," said State's Attorney Ivan Bates.
Gov Moore delivers patriotic Independence Day speech as Dan Cox focuses on Maryland issues (opens the original)
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MARYLAND (WBFF) — Gov. Wes Moore used his Independence Day address Saturday to reflect on patriotism, democracy and national service, but Republicans argued his remarks focused too heavily on broad national themes instead of challenges facing Maryland residents. Speaking at the Maryland State House, Moore delivered his "Work of Patriotism" speech as the nation celebrates its 250th anniversary. Throughout his address, Moore described patriotism as an ongoing commitment to service, sacrifice and s
Gov Moore delivers patriotic Independence Day speech as Dan Cox focuses on Maryland issues (opens the original)
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MARYLAND (WBFF) — Gov. Wes Moore used his Independence Day address Saturday to reflect on patriotism, democracy and national service, but Republicans argued his remarks focused too heavily on broad national themes instead of challenges facing Maryland residents. Speaking at the Maryland State House, Moore delivered his "Work of Patriotism" speech as the nation celebrates its 250th anniversary. Throughout his address, Moore described patriotism as an ongoing commitment to service, sacrifice and s
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