Ehrlich denies he’s looking for new chief
Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr. denied yesterday reports that his staff has been searching for a potential replacement for state police Superintendent Edward T. Norris, who is under federal investigation...
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Ehrlich prepares for loss of Norris
Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr.'s staff is searching for a potential replacement for Maryland State Police Superintendent Edward T. Norris, who is under an intensifying federal investigation of his activities...
Bundley lashes out at police for arrest
Mayoral candidate Andrey Bundley called yesterday for an end to what he characterized as the over-aggressiveness of Baltimore police, after an incident Sunday in which an officer handcuffed and charged...
Grand jury probes spending by Norris from city fund
A federal grand jury is investigating a loosely monitored, off-the-books fund used by former Baltimore Police Commissioner Edward T. Norris to finance $159,000 in expenses, including thousands of dollars on...
U.S. gets copy of police fund audit
Federal prosecutors have requested and obtained a copy of an independent audit that examined the use of an off-the-books expense account by former Baltimore Police Commissioner Edward T. Norris, city...
Carbon monoxide takes young Md. lives
Four children have died in Maryland of carbon monoxide poisoning after inhaling dangerous fumes from exhaust pipes of cars buried underneath a record-breaking snowfall, and Baltimore police were investigating two...
Veterans draw job of prosecuting first cases
When Attorney General John Ashcroft selected two Virginia prosecutors yesterday to hold the first trials in the Washington-area sniper attacks, he chose veteran lawyers well-acquainted with the death penalty and...
Ariz. killing queried as possible sniper attack
As authorities in Arizona investigated a potentially new piece of the deadly cross-country puzzle left by the Washington-area snipers, a lawyer for one of the suspects said yesterday that the...
Detectives begin thorough search of suspect's car
The car that investigators have portrayed as a killing machine used by the Washington-area snipers is getting its first thorough examination by detectives looking for clues that would explain how...
Sniper suspect had talked to city policeman
The tall, lean man in shorts and T-shirt who came into the Subway sandwich shop in Baltimore's Remington neighborhood appeared polite and well-spoken. It was late on the evening of...