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• ‘Words Don’t Ever Hurt You’ | Baltimoreans React To Recent Tweets From President Trump

  30-07-2019 23:54
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — For the fourth day in a row, President Donald Trump is talking about Baltimore.
  A big question: What are Baltimoreans saying about President Trump’s tweets? WJZ went to Hampden, Penn and North, and downtown to talk to locals. The reaction is widespread about President Trump’s views.
  READ MORE | Trump calls Baltimore “rat and rodent-infested mess.”
  “It has its bad spots, you know its crime, but so does every major city,” Alex Doucet
  
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• University of Maryland appoints first woman chair of surgery - Baltimore Sun

  30-07-2019 23:54 via baltimoresun.com
  University of Maryland appoints first woman chair of surgery  Baltimore SunThe University of Maryland School of Medicine appointed Dr. Christine Lau as the first woman in its history to head the department of surgery. She also was ...
  
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• Firefighter Tackles Armed Man Trying To Steal Ambulance In Montgomery County

  30-07-2019 23:52
  MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — A man who allegedly tried to steal an ambulance from a Montgomery County hospital messed with the wrong firefighter.
  Investigators said Christopher Broadus was armed with a knife around 6:30 a.m. Sunday when he assaulted a nurse and then hopped into an ambulance that was parked right outside of the emergency room at Washington Adventist Hospital.
  That’s when firefighter Diego Peclat, who’s trained in mixed martial arts, took Broadus to the ground.
  
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• Art At Work Program Hopes To Inspire Baltimore Youth, Instill Pride In Communities

  30-07-2019 23:47
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Art has the power to inspire and heal communities.
  In Baltimore, there’s one program offering young people a way to do just that.
  Along York Road in northeast Baltimore, you’ll find a new mural- “One Baltimore, Many Faces.”
  Through the Art At Work Program, young people from the city spend five weeks painting their way through communities. They work as apprentices and study under artists — like Rasheem — while learning about the pow
  
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• Glen Burnie Porch Pirate Caught On Camera

  30-07-2019 23:30
  GLEN BURNIE, Md. (WJZ) — Anne Arundel County Police are looking for a package thief caught on camera in Glen Burnie.
  A camera at a home in the area shows a suspect grab a package from a front porch before getting into a waiting dark-colored SUV.
  Anyone who recognizes this man should call the police right away.
  
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• Delta Airlines Uniforms Will Now Include Sign Language As An Option

  30-07-2019 23:10
  (CNN) — Airplanes are often as multicultural as the destinations they’re flying to. And now Delta Air Lines has announced that in addition to spoken languages such as Spanish and Russian, in-flight crew members’ uniforms will now also indicate whether they know a signed language.
  Delta’s CEO Ed Bastian released the news via a video shared on his personal LinkedIn page.
  “Our mission is to connect the world, which starts with making travel easier for all people,&rdquo
  
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• 19-Year-Old Man With Intellectual Challenges Reported Missing In Baltimore County

  30-07-2019 23:03
  RANDALLSTOWN, Md. (WJZ) — A 19-year-old man with intellectual challenges was reported missing in Baltimore County Tuesday evening.
  Ronald Moore was last seen just before 2 p.m. in the 8600 block of Pilsen Road in Randallstown.#MISSING Ronald Moore (19), black male, 5'9" tall, 180 lbs, intellectually challenged. Last seen today at 1:55 pm wearing blue T-shirt, tan shorts in the 8600 block of Pilsen Road, 21133. Call 911 or 410-307-2010 if seen or contact the Woodlawn Precinct at 410-887-134
  
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• 15 Hurt When School Bus Collides With Work Truck In Maryland

  30-07-2019 22:59
  POTOMAC, Md. (WJZ) — Fifteen people were injured in a crash between a work truck and a school bus in Montgomery County Tuesday morning.
  The crash happened just after 9 a.m. on River Road near Persimmon Road near Potomac.
  Montgomery County Fire & Rescue spokesman Pete Piringer said 48 kids between the ages of 8 and 10, as well as the driver, were on the bus at the time.
  Fourteen of the kids and the bus driver were taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries.ICYMI ~9a, River
  
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• 12 Hurt When School Bus Collides With Work Truck In Maryland

  30-07-2019 22:59
  POTOMAC, Md. (AP) — Authorities say 12 passengers were hurt when a work truck hit a school bus carrying campers in Maryland.
  Montgomery County Fire & Rescue spokesman Pete Piringer says in a Twitter post that the school-aged passengers were taken to the hospital for evaluation of minor injuries. He said the bus driver was also taken to a hospital to be evaluated.
  Piringer said there were 40 school-aged passengers on the bus.
  News outlets report the crash happened around 9 a.m. in Potom
  
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• 15 Apps That Deputies Say Predators May Be Using To Target Children

  30-07-2019 22:31
  SARASOTA COUNTY, Fla. (CBS Local) — The arrest of 25 men for allegedly trying to have sex with children in Florida has prompted a new warning to parents.
  The Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office said the men, arrested from July 17 to July 20 during #OperationInterceptVI, responded to internet ads, online apps or social media sites to engage in sexually explicit written and verbal conversations with sheriff’s deputies who posed as minors.“Unfortunately, the internet allows for
  
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• Baltimore police arrest 15-year old in connection with the brutal beating of a civilian police employee - Baltimore Sun

  30-07-2019 22:03 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore police arrest 15-year old in connection with the brutal beating of a civilian police employee  Baltimore SunA 15-year old boy has been charged with robbing and beating a 59-year old civilian police employee, and detectives continue looking for two others connected ...
  
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• Where To Watch: Debate Viewing Parties In Baltimore

  30-07-2019 21:51
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — It’s the second 2020 Democratic presidential candidate debate of the summer- and Baltimore is getting political with watch parties around the area.
  The Democratic presidential candidates will stand together on stage both Wednesday and Thursday night in two groups and tell the country why they should be President of the United States, and if you don’t want to watch alone- you could try to join one of these watch parties.
  A local grassroots group Sunrise Movemen
  
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• Mom Of 7-Year-Old Shooting Victim Arrested At Courthouse During Accused Murderer’s Jury Selection

  30-07-2019 21:51
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The mother of seven-year-old Taylor Hayes, who was fatally shot in west Baltimore last year, was arrested Tuesday at the courthouse where jury selection for her daughter’s alleged killer was underway.
  Shanika Robinson was arrested on a bench warrant out of Frederick County prior to entering the courtroom.
  Court documents said the warrant was issued July 8 after she violated her probation connected to a theft charge from 2018.
  Shanika Robinson, mother of 7-year-old s
  
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• Record-Breaking 72.8-Pound Mahi Mahi Caught Near Ocean City, Maryland

  30-07-2019 21:39
  OCEAN CITY, Md. (WJZ) — A Maryland man reeled in a record Mahi Mahi off the coast of Ocean City, Maryland.
  The Maryland Department of Natural Resources said 34-year-old Jeff Wright of Cambridge broke the record for the Maryland state fishing’s Atlantic division for common dolphinfish or mahi mahi.
  The 72.8-pound fish was caught while Wright was practicing for the upcoming White Marlin Open with friends.
  His rod “went crazy” shortly after noon.
  “It literally took 25
  
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• American Flag Memorializing WWI Veteran Found In Street Returned To Owner

  30-07-2019 21:39
  PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY, Md. (WJZ) — An American flag memorializing a World War I veteran that was found on a Prince George’s County road earlier this month has been returned to its owner.
  Navy veteran Tom Jarrett found the flag in a display case in the middle of Central Avenue on July 17, county police said. He turned it in to a local police station, where five officers, all of whom were also veterans, accepted it in hopes of returning it to its owner.
  Soon after, the flag&rsqu
  
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• Woman Raped In Towson After Waving Down Ride, Police Say

  30-07-2019 21:23
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A woman was raped in the parking lot of Loch Raven High School over the weekend, Baltimore County Police confirmed Tuesday.
  A woman in the 2000 block of Harford Road in Baltimore was waiting for a bus outside of a gas station and decided to wave a vehicle for a ride instead, BCPD spokesman Cpl. Shawn Vinson said.
  He confirmed the attack happened around 2:30 a.m. Sunday morning.
  The woman realized during the ride the driver was going the wrong direction, and the man d
  
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• 15-Year-Old Arrested In BPD Civilian Employee’s Brutal Beating, Robbery

  30-07-2019 21:18
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — A 15-year-old boy has been charged in the brutal beating and robbery of a Baltimore Police Department civilian employee.
  The brazen July 24 attack of the 59-year-old man on Albemarle Street was caught on camera. The man worked as a lab technician for the police department.
  RELATED STORIES:Video Captures ‘Extremely Shocking,’ Brazen Attacks In Baltimore
  Police Commissioner Michael Harrison Reacts To Recent Assaults, Crimes Committed By Juveniles In Baltimore
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• Puppies Thrown Over Bridge Into Icy Creek Reunite After Being Adopted

  30-07-2019 20:50
  DES MOINES, Iowa (CBS Local) — A litter of puppies thrown over a bridge into an icy creek and left for dead are now full of life and loving their new families.
  Fourteen newborn puppies, nicknamed the bridge puppies, were rescued in January from Honey Creek in western Iowa, the Des Moines Register reported. Each weighed only around 10 ounces. One still had an umbilical cord attached.
  AHeinz57 Pet Rescue in De Soto took in the newborn puppies and nursed them back to health.
  “The day I
  
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• President Trump Says Baltimore Residents ‘Living In Hell,’ Rep. Cummings Says He Will Continue To Work For Constituents

  30-07-2019 20:50
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — President Donald Trump said Tuesday that people from Baltimore and other “Democratic-run” cities have called to thank him since he brought attention to what he called corruption.
  “Those people are living in hell in Baltimore,” Trump said. “They’re largely African-American … and they really appreciate what I’m doing, and they let me know it.”
  READ MORE | Trump calls Baltimore “rat and rodent-infested mess.&r
  
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• Trump Tried to Build a Wall Around West Baltimore - Slate

  30-07-2019 20:48 via slate.com
  Trump Tried to Build a Wall Around West Baltimore  SlateHis racist tweets about Rep. Elijah Cummings were about erecting a social boundary. It's a tactic Baltimore knows too well.
  
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• Trump says people of Baltimore are "living in hell" - CBS News

  30-07-2019 20:06 via cbsnews.com
  Trump says people of Baltimore are "living in hell"  CBS NewsThe president said he thinks he's "helping himself" by highlighting the "corruption" in Baltimore.
  
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• ‘God Bless America, Except Baltimore’ Stephen Colbert Mocks President Trump In Late Show Segment

  30-07-2019 20:03
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Looks like someone else has a hot take on President Donald Trump’s recent comments about Baltimore — calling the city “filthy” and “dangerous.”
  The Late Show host Stephen Colbert took on Trump latest tweets Monday night during a segment called “Is Donald Trump A Racist?”
  READ MORE | Trump calls Baltimore “rat and rodent-infested mess.”
  To which Colbert answered, “yes.”
  “Some people still aren&rs
  
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• 10-Year-Old Boy Charged With Aggravated Assault After Hitting Classmate With Dodgeball

  30-07-2019 19:58
  CANTON, Mich. (CBS Local) — A 10-year-old Michigan boy was charged with aggravated assault last week after another boy suffered a concussion during a schoolyard game similar to dodgeball.
  The incident happened April 29 at Ruth Eriksson Elementary in Canton. The boy allegedly threw the ball high in the air and hit a child in the face, who has a condition where head injuries can be more dangerous.
  The kid who threw the ball was intentionally aiming for boy’s face, according to a police
  
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• Baltimore Trash Collectors Got Thousands In Unnecessary Overtime Pay, Report Finds

  30-07-2019 19:33
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Baltimore’s public works department spent thousands of dollars paying employees who finished work early for full shifts and for overtime hours during their regular shifts, a report from the inspector general’s office found.
  The report, released Tuesday, found trash collection workers who finished their assigned route early were then excused from work but paid for a full 10-hour shift. Many trash collection routes are able to be completed in six to eight hours.
  
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• President Trump Called Baltimore ‘Rat & Rodent-Infested’, DPW Says Rat Burrows Have Decreased By 80% - CBS Baltimore

  30-07-2019 18:54 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  President Trump Called Baltimore ‘Rat & Rodent-Infested’, DPW Says Rat Burrows Have Decreased By 80%  CBS BaltimoreBALTIMORE (WJZ) — After President Trump characterized Baltimore as “rat and rodent-infested”, the Baltimore's Department of Public Works is clapping back.
  
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• President Trump Called Baltimore ‘Rat & Rodent-Infested’, DPW Says Rat Burrows Have Decreased By 80%

  30-07-2019 18:54
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) —  After President Trump characterized Baltimore as “rat and rodent-infested”, the Baltimore’s Department of Public Works is clapping back.
  The department said they typically conduct more than 100,000 “proactive inspections” each year. They added 60,000 proactive inspections as part of the HEAL campaign.
  The Healthy Elimination of All Pests Long-Term campaign, or HEAL, works with multiple groups including BmoreHealthy to create safer livin
  
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• 'Cities Are Resilient,' Says Baltimore Crime Novelist Laura Lippman - NPR

  30-07-2019 18:54 via npr.org
  'Cities Are Resilient,' Says Baltimore Crime Novelist Laura Lippman  NPRLippman's latest novel, Lady in the Lake, was inspired by two real-life Baltimore disappearances in the 1960s. She says Trump's recent tweets show a "basic ...
  
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• Baltimore trash collectors taking home thousands in unnecessary overtime pay, Inspector General reports - Baltimore Sun

  30-07-2019 18:39 via baltimoresun.com
  Baltimore trash collectors taking home thousands in unnecessary overtime pay, Inspector General reports  Baltimore SunTrash collectors in Baltimore have been paid thousands of dollars in unnecessary overtime because they are allowed to end their 10-hour shifts or begin ...
  
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• President Trump Said ‘Thousands’ Of People Have Called In Thanking Him. Here’s How You Can Leave A Comment

  30-07-2019 18:32
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — President Trump has been running a Twitter marathon with his comments on Baltimore, and on Tuesday, he said that people from Baltimore and other “Democratic-run” cities have called to thank him since he brought attention to what he called corruption.
  He claimed Tuesday morning that “thousands” of people have told the administration they are “thankful” and that African-Americans are “happy as hell” that he’s highlightin
  
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• Donald Trump Tweeted He Could ‘Fix’ Baltimore Fast During 2015 Baltimore Uprising, Alleged Corruption In The City - CBS Baltimore

  30-07-2019 18:23 via baltimore.cbslocal.com
  Donald Trump Tweeted He Could ‘Fix’ Baltimore Fast During 2015 Baltimore Uprising, Alleged Corruption In The City  CBS BaltimoreBALTIMORE (WJZ) — President Donald Trump has been critical of Baltimore recently, saying it is a “rat and rodent-infested mess,” where no human being would ...
  
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• Donald Trump Tweeted He Could ‘Fix’ Baltimore Fast During 2015 Baltimore Uprising, Alleged Corruption In The City

  30-07-2019 18:23
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — President Donald Trump has been critical of Baltimore recently, saying it is a “rat and rodent-infested mess,” where no human being would want to live. Trump added to his previous comments Tuesday calling the city corrupt and saying that its residents are “living in hell.”
  “Those people are living in hell in Baltimore,” Trump said. “They’re largely African-American … and they really appreciate what I’m doing, an
  
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• Yuck! Study Says 28 Percent Of Delivery Drivers Taste Your Food

  30-07-2019 18:13
  (CBS Local) — Some food for thought the next time you order a meal from a delivery app.
  Twenty eight percent of delivery drivers have taken a bite out of your order, according to a new study. That’s more than the 21 percent of customers who said they suspected a driver had taken a taste.
  Data from US Foods found even more drivers — roughly 54 percent — say they have been tempted to sneak a bite after smelling the order.
  “We’re sorry to report that sometimes, i
  
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• Fast-growing California tech firm to open new subsidiary in South Baltimore, employing 200 eventually - Baltimore Sun

  30-07-2019 18:12 via baltimoresun.com
  Fast-growing California tech firm to open new subsidiary in South Baltimore, employing 200 eventually  Baltimore SunStripe Inc., a fast-growing online payments firm, plans to open a new subsidiary in Baltimore at McHenry Row that will employ 200 people eventually, the ...
  
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• Rat Photo-Bombs Reporter's Live Coverage of Baltimore's Decay - CNSNews.com

  30-07-2019 18:03 via cnsnews.com
  Rat Photo-Bombs Reporter's Live Coverage of Baltimore's Decay  CNSNews.comA rat ran through a live camera shot as a reporter discussed outrage over President Donald Trump's claim the city of Baltimore, Maryland was rat-infested and ...
  
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• Trump, Baltimore and the diminishing potency of the 'race card' | TheHill - The Hill

  30-07-2019 18:00 via thehill.com
  Trump, Baltimore and the diminishing potency of the 'race card' | TheHill  The HillLargely black leadership for decades has failed Baltimore, one of the most dangerous US cities with one of the worst education systems.
  
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• President Trump Says Baltimore ‘Is A Corrupt City,’ Its People Are ‘Living In Hell’

  30-07-2019 18:00
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — President Donald Trump said Tuesday that people from Baltimore and other “Democratic-run” cities have called to thank him since he brought attention to what he called corruption.
  “Those people are living in hell in Baltimore,” Trump said. “They’re largely African-American … and they really appreciate what I’m doing, and they let me know it.”
  He claimed that “thousands” of people have told the administ
  
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• Cheesecake Factory Offering Half Off Slices On National Cheesecake Day

  30-07-2019 17:53
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — If you’re sweet tooth is craving cheesecakes, you’re in luck.
  July 30 marks National Cheesecake Day and The Cheesecake Factory is giving customers half-off slices.
  The only catch –> you must dine in to get the deal.
  Here are the closest locations to Baltimore. 
   
  
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• Lawrence Jones investigates what's really happening on the streets of Baltimore - Fox News

  30-07-2019 17:45 via foxnews.com
  Lawrence Jones investigates what's really happening on the streets of Baltimore  Fox NewsFox News contributor and Fox Nation host Lawrence Jones said Tuesday that Baltimore's liberal policies have negatively affected the city, speaking to some of ...
  
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• Severn Man Arrested In Triple Shooting In Curtis Bay

  30-07-2019 17:12
  CURTIS BAY, Md. (WJZ) — Police arrested a 22-year-old man in Curtis Bay after responding to a shooting early Tuesday morning.
  River Locksley Jefferson, of Severn, is charged with three counts of attempted first-degree murder, three counts of first-degree assault and handgun related charges.
  Credit: Anne Arundel County Police
  Officers responded at around 2:30 a.m. to the 7600 block of Energy Parkway, and when they arrived, they found a man with a non-life-threatening gunshot wound to the he
  
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• Johns Hopkins Hospital Ranked #3 Nationally By U.S. News & World Report

  30-07-2019 16:47
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Johns Hopkins Hospital is considered one of the top hospitals in the nation, and now it’s officially ranked third.
  The hospital snagged the top-three spot out of more than 4,600 hospitals reviewed for the U.S. News & World Report’s 2019-20 Best Hospitals list.
  The publication also ranked 12 specialities at Johns Hopkins among the top 10 in the U.S.- with three- geriatrics, neurology and neurosurgery, and rheumatology ranked number one.
  The Mayo Clinic earn
  
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• Search Party Volunteer With Drone Finds Missing 44-Year-Old Jason Mabee

  30-07-2019 16:32
  COLUMBIA, Md. (AP) — A Maryland man who was missing for five days has been found severely injured in the woods with the help of a search party volunteer using his drone.
  Julian Bustos confirmed to WTTG he was using his personal drone to search for 44-year-old Jason Blake Mabee when he spotted him in a densely wooded area near Columbia. Bustos is quoted as saying he was shocked when he found Mabee “just lying there.”
  Related Coverage Howard County Police Still Searching For
  
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• Trump on Baltimore: Those people are living in hell - CNN

  30-07-2019 16:31 via cnn.com
  Trump on Baltimore: Those people are living in hell  CNNPresident Donald Trump doubled down on his comments attacking Democratic lawmakers and the city of Baltimore, saying that he is the "least racist person ...
  
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• Man Shot In The Arm Early Tuesday Morning In NE Baltimore

  30-07-2019 16:20
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police are investigating a non-fatal shooting after responding to an area hospital when a man walked in injured early Tuesday morning.
  When officers arrived at the hospital, they found a 25-year-old man with a gunshot wound to his arm. He’s currently in stable condition.
  Anyone with information is asked to contact Northeast District Shooting detectives at 410-396-2444 or Metro Crime Stoppers at 1-866-7lockup.
   
  
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• Clarksville Man Charged With Distributing, Possessing Child Pornography

  30-07-2019 16:14
  CLARKSVILLE, Md. (WJZ) — A Howard County man was arrested and charged early Monday morning for child pornography crimes, Maryland State Police said.
  John Monroe Jr., 26, of Clarksville, Md., is charged with three counts of distribution of child pornography and six counts of possession of child pornography.
  Credit: Maryland State Police
  In June, Maryland State Police Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force was conducting an online investigation for offenders sharing child pornography. T
  
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• TRAFFIC ALERT | Lanes Reopened At Fort McHenry Toll Plaza After Tractor-Trailer Crash

  30-07-2019 16:00
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Morning commuters were met with delays by Fort McHenry tunnel in Baltimore Tuesday morning, after a tractor-trailer collided with a street sweeper truck.
  Five center lanes were blocked and motorists were delayed for hours along that stretch of I-95 north.Here is a look at that crash on 95NB at at Fort McHenry Toll Plaza blocking 5 Center lanes. pic.twitter.com/sqK6B4Zlw6
  — Sharon Gibala WJZ (@SharonGibala) July 30, 2019Some cars were able to move around the blocked
  
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• Baltimore Police FOP: There’s Not Enough Officers To Respond To 911 Calls In ‘Dangerous City’

  30-07-2019 15:17
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — The group that represents Baltimore city police officers says that Baltimore is a dangerous city for its residents and its officers.
  “Baltimore is a dangerous city and the utmost care and caution should be taken as you go about your daily tasks,” Sgt. Michael Mancuso said.
  Mancuso, the president of the city’s Fraternal Order of Police Lodge no. 3, responded Tuesday to the crime plan Police Commissioner Michael Harrison released last week saying there are
  
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• Weather Blog: Be Proactive About Heat Safety

  30-07-2019 14:48
  Hi Everyone!
  I need to preface this with some personal info. I just had my yearly physical and generally speaking I am in good health. And yesterday’s heat brought me to my knees. Now granted I was outside, in the sun, or at times, in a rather hot enclosed area doing some chores. I was hydrating big time — two jugs of water, Gatorade, and to break it up one very cold beer. I could not stop sweating, my core temp was high. A couple of hours later I had to call it a day. Now here is my
  
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• TRAFFIC ALERT | 5 Lanes Blocked At Fort McHenry Toll Plaza After Tractor-Trailer Crash

  30-07-2019 14:40
  BALTIMORE (WJZ) — Police are on the scene of a tractor-trailer crash on I-95 northbound at the Fort McHenry Toll Plaza.
  Five center lanes are blocked there, expect delays.Here is a look at that crash on 95NB at at Fort McHenry Toll Plaza blocking 5 Center lanes. pic.twitter.com/sqK6B4Zlw6
  — Sharon Gibala WJZ (@SharonGibala) July 30, 2019Cars are moving around the blocked center lanes.A tractor trailer crash closes lanes and has traffic moving slow on 95N at Ft McHenry toll plaza pic.
  
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• Todd Starnes: Trump is right – Baltimore mistreated by elected Dems, residents deserve better - Fox News

  30-07-2019 14:32 via foxnews.com
  Todd Starnes: Trump is right – Baltimore mistreated by elected Dems, residents deserve better  Fox NewsThe people of Baltimore pledged their allegiance to Democrats in City Hall and Washington, only to be betrayed, their community turned into a dumping ground ...
  
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• Maryland Woman Accused Of Punching Lifeguards Trying To Stop A Fight

  30-07-2019 14:32
  OCEAN CITY, Md. (AP) — A Maryland woman is accused of punching two lifeguards as they tried to stop a fight.
  The Daily Times of Salisbury reports 23-year-old Jennifer Cameron is charged with second-degree assault in the July 7 fight. Charging documents say Cameron and two men began causing a disturbance on Ocean City Beach and beach patrol members intervened. The documents say the three were angry that they were approached while a nearby family with a “naked baby” was left alon
  
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