Gun Trace Task Force

Alfred Chestnut, Andrew Stewart and Ransom Watkins were exonerated of murder in 2019 after each spending 36 years in prison. Each individual will receive $14.9 million with $3.3 million of that going to the attorneys.

“The few in uniform who gamble with the credibility of the department and the integrity of my prosecutors' cases must be identified for the sake of accountability. This is critically important because of the history of Baltimore in the not too distant stain of corruption within our police department.”

Federal prosecutor Leo Wise describes the investigation he led into the Baltimore Police Department's 'Gun Trace Task Force', where police officers were doing the stealing and drug dealers were the victims.

The Board of Estimates unanimously approved a settlement for the family of a man killed in a high-speed chase instigated by the infamous Baltimore City Police Department's Gun Trace Task Force.

The city's top cop talks about how his department is battling Baltimore's relentless crime problem, and confronting the legacy of corruption in the BPD's recent past.

The acclaimed producer of "The Wire" discusses his return to Baltimore's tough streets as the co-producer/writer of a true-crime drama series about the BPD's infamous Gun Trace Task Force.

He says BPD allowed corruption to flourish by failing to build a well-functioning accountability system

The Baltimore Banner investigative reporter discusses the new report on the BPD Gun Trace Task Force, and the latest on State's Attorney Mosby's federal indictment.

Filmmaker Sonja Sohn discusses her decision to spotlight the case of Detective Sean Suiter and the culture of corruption in the Baltimore Police Department.

Baltimore approves another settlement related to the city’s corrupt Gun Trace Task Force. Plus, a report on how companies and their employees are navigating the return to in-person work.