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originally posted by: jheated5
a reply to: Cobaltic1978
Where are you pulling your statistics from really? That's like me saying well you're 10 times more likely to commit a crime if you're not white.... Lets not play that game...
originally posted by: Cobaltic1978
originally posted by: jheated5
a reply to: Cobaltic1978
Where are you pulling your statistics from really? That's like me saying well you're 10 times more likely to commit a crime if you're not white.... Lets not play that game...
Okay sorry should have added a link to back up that.
www.motherjones.com...
A former Baltimore prosecutor says state's attorney Marilyn Mosby is to blame for a dramatic spike in violent crime in the city.
In an op-ed for The Baltimore Sun, Roya Hanna wrote that Mosby’s actions during her short time in office have contributed to the more than 200 murders that the city has seen so far this year.
"City arrests dropped and violence increased because officers cannot trust that she won't again decide to place their futures in jeopardy,"
It is only August, and Baltimore is staring at 200 dead men, women and children. Having been a prosecutor in this city for 12 years, four in the Homicide Division, I can no longer stand idly by and watch State's Attorney Marilyn Mosby avoid taking responsibility for her role in the increase in violence.
The most recent example of her questionable leadership is her decision to restrict the Homicide Review Commission to closed cases that occurred before she became state's attorney. She claims the program is a waste of money, places witnesses in jeopardy and is pointless because she knows the reason for the increase in violence is drugs.
When I was involved in the commission in its early stages, organizers asked us to send one prosecutor, for one afternoon, once a month. It did not cost the state's attorney's office anything except time. Coming off the deadliest month in decades –— deadliest in our history per capita — is now really the time to be turning down free help?