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Officers Brave Unpredictable Waters Without Backup Boats To Make Bold Baltimore City Save Officers Brave Unpredictable Waters Without Backup Boats To Make Bold Baltimore City Save
Officers Brave Unpredictable Waters Without Backup Boats To Make Bold Baltimore City Save Members of the Baltimore Police Department made a heroic save on Wednesday morning as they came to the aid of a woman who found herself in a perilous position. On Wednesday, May 3, officers assigned to the Southern District Uniformed Patrol were called to rescue a distressed woman who was reported in the water and out of the line of sight from the shore. The incident was reported in the 3100 block of Waterview Avenue, not far from Harbor Hospital. The woman was rescued from the water in the 3100 Waterview AvenueGoogle Maps satellite view Without hesitation, the responding officers stri…

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by Zak Failla
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Baltimore Sgt. Dragged By Car Faces Long Road To Recovery: Department Baltimore Sgt. Dragged By Car Faces Long Road To Recovery: Department
Baltimore Sgt. Dragged By Car Faces Long Road To Recovery: Department The Baltimore police sergeant dragged for two blocks by a violent repeat offender remains hospitalized, his department said Thursday, July 7. Sgt. Kenneth Ramberg was "on the mend" and receiving physical therapy, and while he has a good prognosis, he faces a long road to recovery, Baltimore City Fraternal Order of Police President Mike Mancuso said. Had Joseph Black not been granted parole for one of his 20 arrests, Ramberg would not be in this situation. "There is no reason why someone with multiple arrests for second-degree attempted murder, and almost 20 charges in connection to violen…

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by Cecilia Levine
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Baltimore Detective Fires Gun In Carjacking Before Pursuit-Crash (DETAILS) Baltimore Detective Fires Gun In Carjacking Before Pursuit-Crash (DETAILS)
Baltimore Detective Fires Gun In Carjacking Before Pursuit-Crash (Details) Authorities have released details in the carjacking of a Baltimore Police Detective who fired his service weapon before a brief pursuit Tuesday, May 3. Three suspects who are believed to be juveniles attempted to flee in a vehicle before overturning and crashing on the Hanover Street bridge at 6:15, city police and elected officials announced in a press briefing.  Tonight, @BaltimorePolice finest were nothing short of heroic. Our Detective was carjacked and he fired upon his assailants. The criminals flipped the car and 2 out of 3 suspects were arrested due to the great work of all resp…

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by Annie DeVoe