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Federal Takeover Of Police Underway In Baltimore

August 4, 2015February 29, 2016 Asa J 1542 Views #BaltimoreRiots, 1033 Program, ACLU, Al Sharpton, american civil liberties union, Aspen Institute, ATF, Attorney General Loretta Lynch, Attorney Marilyn Mosby, Baltimore Fed, Baltimore Maryland, baltimore riots, BFED, Boston bombing, bureau of alcohol tobacco firearms and explosives, copblock, copblock.org, DEA, Defense Logistics Agency Disposition Services, department of defense, DoJ, drug enforcement administration, FBI, federal bureau of investigation, federalization of police, federalize police, Freddie Gray, gun confiscation, Homeland security and intelligence: Next steps in evolving the mission, House Permanent Select Committee, justice department, katrina, martial law, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake, Michael Chertoff, militarization of police, new orleans, Police Commissioner Anthony W. Batts, Police Commissioner Kevin Davis, Salt Lake City Utah, Salt Lake County Sheriff’s Office, secret service, Sen. Barbara Mikulski, swat teams, threat fusion centers, U.S. Marshals, Unified Police Department, War Comes Home

In wake of the death of Freddie Gray and the culminating Baltimore riots earlier this year, Al Sharpton became the

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2600 People Arrested Since 2012 Too Injured To Enter Baltimore Jail, Records Show

May 13, 2015February 28, 2016 Asa J 1876 Views Baltimore, Baltimore Detention Center, Baltimore Maryland, baltimore police department, Baltimore Police injuries, Baltimore police lawsuits, Baltimore Sun, broken bones, broken neck, civil-rights investigation, death of Freddie Gray, excessive force, facial trauma, Freddie Gray, lacerations, Maryland, police injuries, too injured to enter jail, U.S. Justice Department

Over 2600 people arrested by Baltimore police since 2012 were too injured to enter the city’s detention center, jail records

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Government Retreats After Suspending Habeas Corpus In Baltimore – Over 100 Released

May 1, 2015February 28, 2016 Asa J 1534 Views #BaltimoreUprising, $500000 bond, 10pm curfew, Anthony Batts, Baltimore curfew, Baltimore Maryland, Baltimore police commissioner Anthony Batts, baltimore police department, Baltimore protests, baltimore riots, curfew, Deputy District Public Defender Natalie Finegar, Due Process, Freddie Gray, habeas corpus, habeas corpus petitions, martial law, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan, minnesota national guard, Natalie Finegar, National Guard, national guard troops, state of emergency

More than 200 people arrested this past week in the Baltimore riots were not charged, after Maryland’s new Republican governor,

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