In 'war room,' city police, feds work together to try to stop Baltimore violence

Wednesday Aug 12th, 2015
Baltimore War Room

The Baltimore Sun

August 12, 2015

At the head of Baltimore's "war room," Lt. Col. Sean Miller runs down a daily roll call of city police and federal agents, who give updates on phones being tapped, a cache of weapons stolen from a warehouse and a recent shooting on city streets...READ MORE.

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