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Tuesday, July 05, 2011
WBFF Fox 45 Fox Baltimore: Man killed, toddler shot after Baltimore fireworks
July 05, 2011 02:14 EDT
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Adam Bednar North Baltimore Patch: Police Officer Plummets from JFX after Accident
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A Baltimore City police officer fell over the side of Interstate 83 Tuesday morning and plummeted 25 feet to the street below when a car slammed her patrol vehicle into the disabled car she was … Read More |
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Adam Bednar - Patch: 17 Baltimore Police Officers Charged in Extortion Conspiracy
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Maryland's federal prosecutor today charged 17 Baltimore City police officers with steering auto repair and towing jobs to a Rosedale company in exchange for cash, an extortion scheme that has been … Read More |
Friday, February 04, 2011
Investigative Voice: PER(S)NICKETY — Sun’s copy blog charges Investigative Voice with being too hard on ‘alleged’ serial killer
Monday, August 16, 2010
Investigative Voice: LIES & LIARS? — Bernstein & Jessamy battle for the hearts & minds of the electorate
LIES & LIARS? — Bernstein & Jessamy battle for the hearts & minds of the electorateSunday, 15 August 2010 21:24What was gained? What was lost?
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Police Commissioner Fred Bealefeld, top left, and city State's Attorney candidate Gregg Bernstein, above, were both called liars this past week by incumbent top prosecutor Pat Jessamy. (I.V. File Photos/A.F. James MacArthur & Stephen Janis)
IN CAMPAIGN FOR CITY STATE’S ATTORNEY,
THE INCUMBENT PULLS OUT ALL THE STOPS I am tough; I am smart; I am truthful (whereas) he continues to lie.— Patricia C. Jessamy DID THE CHALLENGER & THE COMMISH SHOOT THEMSELVES IN THE FOOT? Or was it Jessamy who did that to herself? PRACTICALLY A HOUSEHOLD WORD
By Alan Z. Forman As the city state’s attorney repeatedly attacked her primary-election challenger for allegedly continuing “to lie” about her record, and the police commissioner who supports him removed two lawn signs within hours of the chief prosecutor’s call for an “independent fact finder” to determine at taxpayer expense whether the top cop had lied about a phone call, local news outlets began reporting at week’s end that the Baltimore political establishment was rallying “around Jessamy.”
But was this truly the case? and even if it was, does it really matter?
The implication of a headline in the Thursday editions of the Baltimore Sun — “Bealefeld removes campaign signs as political establishment rallies around Jessamy”— and the reports from other local media that followed was that challenger Gregg Bernstein and Police Commissioner Frederick Bealefeld had grossly miscalculated by posting lawn signs in the commissioner’s Southwest Baltimore yard touting the top cop’s support of the upstart challenger, whose name hardly anyone in the city even knew.
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Investigative Voice: CLOSED CLASH — Black police organization to host debate between city state’s attorney candidates
CLOSED CLASH — Black police organization to host debate between city state’s attorney candidates
WILL BE OPEN TO MEDIA ONLY, NOT TO THE PUBLIC
The fight for Baltimore's top prosecutor’s job will shift into high gear next week, when the
city’s minority police organization hosts a debate between incumbent Patricia Jessamy and her opponent Gregg Bernstein.The Vanguard Justice Society, which represents minority officers in the Baltimore Police Department, has scheduled a debate between the two contenders for Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at the Mt. Washington Conference Center in Northwest Baltimore.
Newly elected Vanguard Justice Society President Kenneth Butler said the organization scheduled the debate to give both its membership and the public a chance to hear both candidates’ views on fighting crime in the city.
RACE HAS BEEN HEATED
“We know this has been a heated race, so we thought it would be worthwhile," he said. "I want our members to hear both sides and from both candidates.”
The debate will not be open to the public, Butler said. However, local news media have been invited to attend.
The race for city state’s attorney has gone from moribund to heated in the past two weeks. On Thursday the two held a heated debate on radio station WYPR-FM.
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Sunday, August 15, 2010
Red Maryland - Richard E. Vatz: The Jessamy-Bernstein Debate: Substance to Bernstein; Style to Bernstein; Penalty Points Against Jessamy
FRIDAY, AUGUST 13, 2010
The Jessamy-Bernstein Debate: Substance to Bernstein; Style to Bernstein; Penalty Points Against Jessamy – Likely Primary Election Winner: Jessamy
The August 12 debate between Patricia Jessamy and Gregg Bernstein on WYPR’s “Midday with Dan Rodricks” tells us a lot about political debates, and it also tells us a lot about the principals and their principles in the current race for City State’s Attorney in the Democratic primary.
When candidates have an unfriendly debate filled with unpleasant, personal attacks, the debate tends to be reported as generally nasty, with the implication being that “there is no love lost between these two,” or, in this case, described as their “frequently trading barbs,” in an otherwise excellent analysis in The Baltimore Sun.
The fact is that sometimes there is a major difference in the candidates in this regard. Yesterday’s ugly debate was one-sidedly nasty, even though both candidates were disdainful of the other... http://redmaryland.blogspot.com/2010/08/jessamy-bernstein-debate-substance-to.html
Red Maryland - Richard E. Vatz: The Jessamy-Bernstein Debate: Substance to Bernstein; Style to Bernstein; Penalty Points Against Jessamy – – Likely Primary Election Winner: Jessamy
http://redmaryland.blogspot.com/2010/08/jessamy-bernstein-debate-substance-to.html
LABELS: BALTIMORE CRIME, BLOG RED MARYLAND, ELECTIONS 2010, PEOPLE VATZ DR RICHARD
http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2010/08/red-maryland-richard-e-vatz-jessamy.html
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City's top prosecutor and challenger debate the issues
City's top prosecutor and challenger debate the issues
Sun scrutinizes claims made by candidates
By Tricia Bishop and Justin Fenton, The Baltimore Sun
8:55 p.m. EDT, August 12, 2010
Baltimore state's attorney candidate Gregg Bernstein and incumbent Patricia C. Jessamy met face to face in their first extended debate Thursday, frequently trading barbs.
During WYPR's "Midday with Dan Rodricks," Jessamy called Bernstein a liar, while he called her ineffective and isolated. The candidates in the Democratic primary also tossed out various claims and statistics to support their candidacy.
The Sun took a closer look at their claims and put them into context to see how they held up under scrutiny... http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/maryland/bs-md-debate-20100812,0,5737356,full.story
Related: http://weblogs.baltimoresun.com/news/crime/blog/
AUGUST 12, 2010
Analysis of prosecutor debate http://weblogs.baltimoresun.com/news/crime/blog/2010/08/analysis_of_prosecutor_debate.html
[Towson professor Richard Vatz, who teaches rhetoric and communication, posted his analysis of the style and substance of the debate on the conservative Red Maryland blog. Check it out here.]
Baltimore state's attorney candidate Gregg Bernstein and incumbent Patricia C. Jessamy met face to face in their first extended debate Thursday, frequently trading barbs.
During WYPR's "Midday with Dan Rodricks," Jessamy called Bernstein a liar, while he called her ineffective and isolated. The candidates in the Democratic primary also tossed out various claims and statistics to support their candidacy.
The Sun took a closer look at their claims and put them into context to see how they held up under scrutiny.
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Wednesday, July 28, 2010
Stephan Janis: CRIME & PUNISHMENT RECONSIDERED — Stop saying crime is down
CRIME & PUNISHMENT RECONSIDERED — Stop saying crime is down
The politicians need to stop playing politics with crime statistics
THE CITIZENS OF BALTIMORE DON'T WANT TO HEAR IT
AN INVESTIGATIVE VOICE EDITORIAL
By Senior Reporter Stephen Janis
That’s it, it’s over.
This week officially marks the proverbial final call for the mantra that seems to accompany every outbreak of violence.
Crime is down.
Even if it’s a statistical fact, the citizens of Baltimore don’t want to hear it.
Since Friday, seven people have been murdered including two overnight Monday as the city is reeling from the accounts of Johns Hopkins University researcher Stephen Pitcairn talking to his mother on a cellphone as he died from a vicious stab wound to the chest in Charles Village. http://investigativevoice.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=5227:crime-a-punishment-reconsidered&catid=25:the-project&Itemid=44
Stephan Janis: CRIME & PUNISHMENT RECONSIDERED — Stop saying crime is down
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