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Former Nashville Police Officer, Private Investigator turned News Anchor.
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Community Trust Act one step closer to becoming law Original

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By Vincent Hill Verified
| WBFF-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified
A bill approved in a late-night Maryland Senate session could sharply limit how local law enforcement agencies share information with federal immigration authorities, drawing swift criticism from Republicans and some local officials who say it will harm public safety. “Senate Bill number 791 is on third reading and final passage,” a speaker said during the session as the Senate moved the measure forward.
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Juvenile robbery renews scrutiny of Maryland’s GPS ankle monitor program Original

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By Vincent Hill Verified
| WBFF-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified
A robbery reported near the Vivien Thomas Medical Arts Academy has renewed concerns about how Maryland monitors juvenile offenders on GPS ankle bracelets, after police said the teen suspect was already being tracked for a prior case. Police said a 14-year-old told officers he was robbed when a suspect pointed a gun at him, took his watch and fled on a scooter. Investigators later tracked the suspect through a GPS ankle monitor.
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Federal Hill residents plan to take safety concerns directly to Mayor Scott, Gov. Moore

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By Vincent Hill Verified
| WBFF-TV (Baltimore, MD) Verified
Residents packed Federal Hill Park for a public safety meeting Tuesday aimed at addressing crime in the neighborhood, but some left saying they still do not believe meaningful change is coming. The neighborhood’s public safety chair Jen Covino said they routinely visit crime scenes after incidents to check on the aftermath for residents.
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