Agitator-In-Chief
@BaltoSpectator
On January 2, an unknown person walked out of Baltimore Police Evidence Control room with an untold amount of narcotics. Six months later, we're told the suspect remains "unknown."
It's quite strange, but there's still no mention of how an unknown person gets in and out of a highly secured, surveillance camera monitored room within police headquarters, and there's no clue who he is.
It's called the Evidence "Control" Unit, but apparently like so much of Baltimore Police, living up to their duties isn't much of a priority.
Some would say this is a reflection of leadership. Have you taken a good look at the likes of what passes for leadership at Baltimore Police lately?

This article won't even touch how Lioi shielded for a wife abusing murderer. That's another story.
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Baltimore Police Departments idea of
Evidence "Control."
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This is yet another glaring example, of the rank incompetence, and utter failure that's Baltimore Police. Masquerading as a legitimate agency.
We all saw the picture posted by Jayne Miller. If that isn't emblematic of the internal disarray in this department, you're just blind, and can't see.
Although the media has longed moved on. For such a highly critical incident, still unexplained, with such far reach implications, this is a curious story to let die. No oversight! No control! Not even the watchdogs are awake.

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