Washington Post – Politics:
Once a novelty, drones are now being flown by more than 5,000 large and small law enforcement agencies across the nation.
Author: Dan Morse
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Ex-Baltimore prosecutor Marilyn Mosby convicted in federal perjury trial
Washington Post – Politics:
Ex-Baltimore prosecutor Marilyn Mosby guilty after U.S. prosecutors accused her of falsely claiming financial hardships from covid-19 to access money from city retirement funds.
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Police gave out munchies, then watched people get high — for training
Washington Post – Politics:
As marijuana legalization spreads, a police department in Maryland is training officers to spot the signs of driving high by watching people toke up in a tent.
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Video in ex-officer’s double-murder trial shows him firing at fleeing car
Washington Post – Politics:
David Dixon, a former Pentagon police officer, is being tried in Montgomery County, Md. Video shows him firing five rounds into the back of a car where two were fatally shot.
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Gun shop owner fired at unmarked police car thinking thieves were inside
Washington Post – Politics:
Andy Raymond was jailed on felony assault charges after authorities say he fired two rounds at a moving, unmarked police SUV.
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An FBI agent shot another passenger on a moving train. Was it a crime?
Washington Post – Politics:
The trial of Eduardo Valdivia in Maryland centers on surveillance video from the Metro Red Line.
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Two decades after a family was tortured, police knocked: ‘I know who did it’
Washington Post – Politics:
In 2003, three intruders entered a Maryland apartment and terrorized the occupants, searching for money that wasn’t there. Police recently got a break in the case.
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Court orders Beltway sniper Lee Boyd Malvo resentenced in Maryland killings
Washington Post – Politics:
It is unlikely that Malvo would ever be released from custody because he is also serving separate life sentences for murders in Virginia.
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Man accused in plot to kill Kavanaugh eyed other justices, FBI says
Washington Post – Politics:
Nicholas Roske went online to seek advice on how to take out justices who favored overturning Roe v. Wade, FBI affidavit alleges.