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After a unanimous decision from city council, Annapolis is moving $1.2 million to help the city s police department.This comes after a record homicide rate
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stanley cup l Miguez says the staggering increase in homicides in the city didn t sit well with the department --- or the city government.Mayor Mike Pantelides says he wanted to move quickly to let people know the city is cracking down on crime. We ve always had a big emphasis on public safety. It s the 1 thing government does, but with the increase in homicides we saw the need to do this immedia
stanley taza tely, he said.After a record high ten homicides, council approved $1.25 to go towards hiring more officers and giving police more over time. That s the bulk of where the money is going to be spent and it s our 1 priority because boots on the street, you know, the officers Zweb Robbed and pepper sprayed while working the counter at a cell phone store
ANNAPOLIS, Md. 鈥?Governor Larry Hogan voiced frustration over state Demo
stanley thermobecher cratic lawmakers refusal to address emergency crime bills during a special legislative session.After a stretch of crime across Baltimore City that included an attack on a priest, a woman killed in a church, the murder of a teenager, and a shooting spree that left two barbers dead, Hogan reintroduced two emergency bills in hopes of addressing the surge.RELATED: Gov. Hogan threatens to withhold funds from Baltimore State s Attorney s OfficeYet during this week s special legislative session, the Democratic led Maryland Senate announced it would not consider the bills right now.The Republican Caucus says they
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stanley us one Democrat Senator to sign a petition, that would have forced the bills to be brought to the floor for consideration.Under Senate rules, 16 signatures are required. Currently, there are only 15 elected GOP members. Improving public safety and keeping repeat, violent offenders
