Prosecuting protest, gun trace task force and full-throated warmongers + this day in history w/the "I Don't Like Mondays" shooting and our song of the day by The Vaccines on your Morning Monarchy for January 29, 2018.
“Attempted murder” is how one analyst described the medical center’s decision to leave an incapacitated young woman at a bus stop in frigid weather.
In the final week of 2017, Baltimore reported a total of 343 homicides. The murder rate has skyrocketed since members of Black Lives Matter began justifying violence as retaliation against law enforcement for the death of Freddie Gray, a 25-year-old black man who died in the back of a police van in 2015. Residents now are blaming the murder spike on the lack of police action in the city, which is what BLM called for. [...]
LabRat drills, dead Cardinals and watching 'Wormwood' + this day in history w/Pan Am Flight 103 and our song of the year by Barry Adamson on your Morning Monarchy for December 21, 2017.
Guilty pleas, watch the throne and penis-free politicians + this day in history w/Poppy Bush invades Somalia and our song of the day by Ron Gallo on your Morning Monarchy for December 4, 2017.
Invasive security, precision munitions and sensitive data + this day in history w/the murder of Harvey Milk and our song of the day by Alex Lahey on your Morning Monarchy for November 27, 2017.
Baltimore has the highest homicide rate in the United States. Officials blame the violence and crime on poverty, however, drug use (financed by welfare), the media narrative of entitlements, and lack of law enforcement are not considered. Earlier this year, Mayor Catherine Pugh, called in the Federal Government in hopes to restore order. Most people are looking forward to martial law. {Study this scenario carefully. It is the model that is planned for all America.] [...]
Baltimore's Democrat mayor, Catherine Pugh, and the city council, ordered the night-time removal of four Confederate memorials to "avoid violence." [...]
(ANTIMEDIA) — Officers planting evidence appear to be growing a tree of corruption at the Baltimore Police Department, as the second release of suspicious body camera footage in two weeks has led to more dropped drug charges.
(ANTIMEDIA) Baltimore — Charges against a Maryland man who has been sitting in jail since January have been dropped after video surfaced of a cop falsifying evidence in the case, it was reported Wednesday. From the Baltimore Sun:
“Baltimore police and prosecutors have launched investigations after being alerted to body camera footage that the public defender’s office says shows an officer planting drugs.
