by Mark ReutterDec 19, 2018
De Sousa was a tax cheat long before he was Baltimore’s police chief
Falsifying his W-4 form at the police department helped Darryl De Sousa minimize his taxes.
Crime & Justice
Dec 17, 2018
Second person sentenced in “street cut” bribery scheme
A Baltimore contractor helped a DOT supervisor extort bribes to make an obscure city fine go away.
Special SeriesDec 17, 2018
Pennsylvania company charges illegal fees, Maryland tenants allege
“Fee-churning” by Morgan Properties Management Company, LLC hurts renters in Baltimore and beyond, lawsuit says.
Dec 12, 2018
During two years of living dangerously, Baltimore spent $940 million on police
Bottom line: $2,915 a week was paid in salaries, equipment and overtime for every civilian and sworn officer employed by the force.
Nov 16, 2018
Finally official: Fitzgerald is Pugh’s pick for police commissioner
Fort Worth chief would be the fourth person to lead the troubled Baltimore Police Department during the Pugh administration. The mayor calls his selection “a new beginning.”
Nov 5, 2018
Ex-Episcopal Bishop Heather Cook to remain in prison
The former Bishop Suffragan had sought immediate release, saying she’s been rehabilitated since the fatal hit-and-run DUI crash.
Older Stories
Sep 18, 2018
Tears, anger and #MeToo stories at UMBC
