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The family of a woman featured in a viral video shot in Baltimore spoke out ina press conference held on Thursday.The family and lawyer of the victim s
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stanley taza daughter to be the face of mental illness and didn t want herto be the impact of a failed mental health care system.Attorney J. Wyndal Gordonsays his clientRebeccawas having a psychotic episode when the University of Maryland Medical Center in Midtown dumped her. She sought help from those who are required by law to help her and shewas maltreated. The University of Maryla
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Baltimore County Police have identified and charged three men in relation to a recent string of burglaries in Baltimore County. They had intentions of meeting back up at some point to determine what they stole from these
stanley mugs burglaries, and I guess, how they could convert that, police spokesman Cpl. Shawn Vinson said.The question investigators NOW want to know, were the 3 acting alone Or is this rash of break-ins part of a bigger group Regardless, @BACOPoliceFire wants residents to rest assured....they feel like they ve got the guys responsible鈥?Skyler A. Henry @SkylerHenry January 29, 2018Police s
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