Police Reform

The Republican Senate candidate vetoed more than 160 bills during eight years as governor, including those related to guns, abortion, police reform and minimum wage.

But, council members expressed concerns about incomplete data and wanted more breakdown as to whom and where citations were issued.

“This is actually a pretty boring and straightforward and obvious structure for the police department. We were trying to avoid as many of the landmines as possible.”

Donell Barnett, president of the Association of Black Psychologists, joins us to discuss how the latest police killing of a young Black man has inflicted new trauma on the African American community.

Baltimore City's top cop discusses key issues facing the city and its police force, from curbing gun violence to recruting new officers.

The city is the only government in Maryland without local control of its police department.

Chairman Jones says changes are in the works.

On this Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday and national Day of Service, Tom speaks with three local citizens whose work for the public good is a daily calling.

The director of the Citizens Policing Project reflects on city plans to gain full control of its state-run police department.

The governor announced $150 million for police statewide, including $50 million to boost pay.