Crime Report for Baltimore, MD : April 2, 2025
Wednesday, April 2, 2025
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Shooting Barricade Situation in Dundalk Ends with Suspect Dead 2025-04-02 A barricade situation in Dundalk, Maryland, has ended with a man dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. The incident began when police responded to reports of shots fired, and the suspect inside a residence opened fire on the officers. Several schools in the area were placed on lockdown or lockout as crisis negotiation and tactical teams worked to resolve the situation. The motive for the initial shooting is still unclear. Crime Maryland Report Calls for Sweeping Criminal Justice Reforms 2025-04-01 A new report from Maryland's top legal advocates and officials calls for sweeping changes to reduce the racial disparities in the state's criminal justice system. The report proposes ending 'non-safety-related' traffic stops, limiting the automatic charging of children as adults, and reducing pretrial detention. The proposals have faced resistance from law enforcement and lawmakers, but advocates say they are necessary to build a more equitable justice system. Immigration Deportation of Maryland Man with Protected Status Sparks Legal Battle 2025-04-01 A court battle is brewing over the recent arrest and deportation of Kilmar Armando Abrego-Garcia, a Maryland man with protected legal status who was allegedly associated with the MS-13 gang. The Trump administration has acknowledged the 'administrative error' in deporting Abrego-Garcia to a notorious prison in El Salvador, but is arguing against returning him to the U.S. due to his alleged gang ties. Abrego-Garcia's lawyers maintain he is not affiliated with any gang and argue the government has no evidence to support the claim. |
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