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Baltimore Rowhomes Go Up In Flames As Firetrucks Away On Medical Call Baltimore Rowhomes Go Up In Flames As Firetrucks Away On Medical Call
Baltimore Rowhomes Go Up In Flames As Firetrucks Away On Medical Call Two rowhomes were damaged after a fire tore through them in Baltimore Highlands.  Baltimore firefighters were called to the 3500 block of East Baltimore Street around 5 p.m., Thursday, April 6, according to Baltimore Fire officials.  🔥WORKING DWELLING FIRE🔥3500 blk E Baltimore St 21224#BaltimoreHighlands@Zeke_Cohen#BMORESBravest on scene with fire showing from multiple 2 story row homes. Additional units requested. pic.twitter.com/pMk8zZ2HnD — Baltimore Firefighters IAFF Local 734 (@BCFDL734) April 6, 2023 Additional units were requested to assist with the fire after the closest two we…

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by Annie DeVoe
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Twitter Slams Baltimore Police Helicopter 'Foxtrot' Kicking Kids Out Of Pools Twitter Slams Baltimore Police Helicopter 'Foxtrot' Kicking Kids Out Of Pools
Twitter Slams Baltimore Police Helicopter 'Foxtrot' Kicking Kids Out Of Pools Concerned Baltimore residents have taken to Twitter to express distaste in the city police department's use of a helicopter to monitor after-hours swimming in local pools. The copter, known as Foxtrot, is being used to prevent drownings and help perform infrastructure checks, police spokesperson Lindsey Eldridge tells Daily Voice. While in the skies Friday, July 1, Foxtrot noticed about 20 people in the Patterson Park pool after it had closed, Eldridge said. "Officers informed the individuals that there were no lifeguards on duty and for their safety ordered the individuals to exit the po…

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by Cecilia Levine
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Man Accused Of Killing Popular Baltimore Restaurant Manager Tries Escaping Police Custody Man Accused Of Killing Popular Baltimore Restaurant Manager Tries Escaping Police Custody
Man Accused Of Killing Popular Baltimore Restaurant Manager Tries Escaping Police Custody A suspect behind a homicide that occurred earlier this year tried to escape Baltimore Police headquarters after being charged with first-degree murder, authorities said.  Samuel Wise was arrested in connection with the January shooting death of Chesley Patterson on Tuesday, April 12, Baltimore Police said. After completing his interview, Wise tried to escape from headquarters but was quickly apprehended and sent to Central Booking for processing, police said.  The shooting happened in the 1700 block of Eastern Avenue around 12:30 a.m. on Jan. 24, police said. Upon arrival, officers found P…

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by David Cifarelli