National Night Out seeks to reclaim Baltimore's streets

Mayor Stephanie Rawlings Blake

The Baltimore Sun

August 4, 2015

At events around the city Tuesday night, Council President Bernard C. "Jack" Young, Mayor Stephanie-Rawlings Blake, interim Police Commissioner Kevin Davis and other officials declared their intent to "take back" the neighborhoods from those who are committing crimes and turn Baltimore's image around…READ MORE.

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