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BPD releases bodycam video in Clifton Avenue shooting

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By Tommie Clark Verified
| WBAL-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified
Police on Friday released body-worn camera video of a fatal shooting Sunday in West Baltimore in which officers fired more than 70 shots at an armed carjacking suspect.The incident began when police tracked a minivan involved in an armed carjacking in Towson on July Fourth.
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BGE seeks Maryland regulatory approval for rate hike

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By Tommie Clark Verified
| WBAL-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified
Baltimore Gas and Electric has filed a request with the Maryland Public Service Commission to increase electricity distribution rates, which could cost the average customer an additional $100 annually, or about $8 per month. BGE said it's keeping costs down by limiting investments to essential maintenance."The trade-off is in the long run, it's very likely that reliability is going to take a hit," BGE spokesman Nick Alexopulos told WBAL-TV 11 News.
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Inmates gain brighter future while crafting symbols of freedom

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By Tommie Clark Verified
| WBAL-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified
A prison program helps women stitch together a brighter future while crafting symbols of freedom.Inmates at the Maryland Correctional Institution for Women in Jessup are sewing American and Maryland flags as part of a program that provides work experience and helps reduce repeat offenses.
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