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Showing posts with label Media Investigative Voice. Show all posts
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Monday, October 18, 2010

Investigative Voice: Monday October 18, 2010

Delegate, Council President ask Mayor to disclose race impact fee spending, new developments in slaying of city police officer over parking space


CONTROVERSY OVER SPENDING OF RACE IMPACT FEES HEAT UP
DELEGATE, COUNCIL PRESIDENT ASK MAYOR FOR DETAILS
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POLICE OFFICER SLAIN IN DISPUTE OVER PARKING SPACE
MAN ARRESTED AND CHARGED WITH HITTING OFFICER
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MAN TAKES SHOTS AT SECURITY GUARDS
NO KNOWN MOTIVE FOR WILD SHOOT-OUT
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ANOTHER BRAZEN PHARMACY ROBBERY MARKS PRESCRIPTION
DRUG CRAZE
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NEW DETAILS ON MURDER SUICIDE BETWEEN NEIGHBORS
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PENSION BOARD TRAVELS TO MIAMI TO MEET WITH PHILADELPHIA BASED FIRM
OFFICIALS SAY THREE DAY JUANT WAS 'EDUCATIONAL'
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COUNTY REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR PROSECUTOR
PLEDGES TO CUT SALARY
EAST OLIVER DRUG DEALERS REMAIN
RESIDENTS WANT PARK UPGRADED, COUNCILMAN REMAINS SILENT
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MAN LEFT FOR DEAD IN OKENSHAWE ALLEY
DIED WITHIN BLOCKS OF HOSPITAL
LAWYER FOR TOWSON U DORM ROBBER SAYS CLIENT IS INNOCENT
PLANS TO USE CELLPHONE RECORDS TO PROVE IT
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DEFENSE MAKES IT CASE IN HARRIS TRIAL
NO ALIBI FOR 3 MEN ACCUSED IN KILLING
STARTLING TESTIMONY ABOUT TATTTO IN HARRIS TRIAL
JURY SENDS NOTE TO JUDGE
POLITICAL VET ANNOUNCES HE WILL RUN FOR MAYOR
WHO IS WILLIAM VINCENT BROWN
DETAILS EMERGE ON LIFE OF MAN POLICE BELIEVE WENT ON 2003 KILLING SPREE.
JUDGE TOSSES CASE AGAINST MD. MAN WHO CAPTURED POLICE ON VIDEO
DEBATE GETS HEATED IN RACE FOR COUNTY EXEC
 SNICKERS BAR PLAYS KEY ROLE IN EXCHANGE
TIRE SLASHER TARGETS CARS OF A CERTAIN COLOR
 DOZENS OF VEHICLES DAMAGED IN OVERNIGHT SPREE
SLAIN WITNESS SURFACES IN SLAIN COUNCILMAN'S TRIAL
DID HE ID A NEW SUSPECT IN THE CASE?
 
 
IS EVERYONE IN VIOLATION OF THE CITY'S PLASTIC BAG BAN?
LAPSE IN PROGRAM CAUSES CONFUSION
JUST ANOTHER PHOTO-OP?
OR CAN THE CITY SWEEP AWAY DRUG DEALERS?
HOPKINS SHOOTER DISCUSSED SUICDE BEFORE KILLING
POLICE SAY HE HAS RELATIVES IN JAIL
DOES THE BERNSTEIN VICTORY MEAN THE END OF MACHINE
POLITICS IN BALTIMORES?
HOPKINS SHOOTER HAD PERMIT TO CARRY GUN
WHICH VICTORIOUS CANDIDATE PARTIED WITH A BIG TIME DEVELOPER ON ELECTION NIGHT?
WHAT COLOR WAS THE MASK WORN BY KILLER OF COUNCILMAN?
 WITNESSES TESTIMONY AT ODDS
BERNSTEIN HOLDS ONTO 1400 VOTE LEAD - HEADED TOWARD HISTORIC VICTORY
SEARCHING FOR SUNFLOWERS? GO HERE
 
 
 
 
 
TRAPPED DOGS RESCUED IN GLEN BURNIE
 Anne Arundel Co. officials defend owners
 
 
 
DELEGATE CANDIDATE WANTS STATE TO PAY FOR
PIGTOWN RESIDENTS FUME AS CHARGES ARE DROPPED IN CONTROVERSIAL ASSAULT CASE
VICTIM LEAVES BALTIMORE FOR OREGON
HOPKINS STUDENT SEXUALLY ASSAULTED IN ELEVATOR
MAN FOLLOWED UNDERGRAD INTO OFF-CAMPUS APARTMENT
COMMUNITY TO WALK AWAY DRUG DEALERS
NEW PLAN TO COMBAT VIOLENCE INVOLVES POLICE, CLERGY      AND RESIDENTS
FORMER MAYOR KICKS OFF EARLY VOTING
STATE SENATE CANDIDATE GETS ROUGH TREATMENT
DEPUTY COMMISSIONER "FEELS" THE STREETS
2ND IN COMMAND ON THE SCENE OF WEEKEND HOMICIDE

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Thursday, August 26, 2010

'It's imperative to offer a different perspective': Stephen Janis is Baltimore's alternative journalist


'It's imperative to offer a different perspective': Stephen Janis is Baltimore's alternative journalist



Stephen JanisHe might beshadowing an apartment manager dealing with suspected drug dealers one day and discussing the policing of crime with veteran detectives the next. Everyday, Stephen Janis aims to be the journalist on the ground, covering crime and corruption stories missed by the mainstream. 

Janis is an award-winning investigative reporter in Baltimore and co-founder ofInvestigative Voice, a site dedicated to in-depth reporting and holding those in power to account. He is passionate about transforming a traditional craft by maximising its potential online. It is this approach, he told Journalism.co.uk, that gives his site an edge when it comes to competing with mainstream media... http://www.journalism.co.uk/5/articles/540019.php

Tuesday, August 17, 2010

Investigative Voice: HAMMERED! — City firefighter suspended after altercation with transsexual

HAMMERED! — City firefighter suspended after altercation with transsexual

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By Stephen Janis

Depending on which one you believe, Baltimore City firefighter Jerry Majette was either an innocent bystander who got robbed by a Baltimore County transsexual, or the assailant himself who attacked the soon-to-be woman with a hammer after he found her gender ambiguity unappealing.
For now, police believe the woman’s account that Majette pulled a hammer from the transsexual's closet and attacked her after he discovered that she was not a fully functional female, and have since charged Majette with first-degree assault and robbery.
The firefighter has been suspended by the Baltimore City Fire Department.
For his part, Majette, along with firefighter union officials, says he should not be suspended from the department over allegations that have yet to be heard in court.
Read more...  http://investigativevoice.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=5605:news-flash-city-firefighter-suspended-after-altercation-with-transsexual&catid=25:the-project&Itemid=44

http://kevindayhoff.blogspot.com/2010/08/investigative-voice-hammered-city.html
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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 electorate

Sunday, 15 August 2010 21:24


AN INVESTIGATIVE VOICE ANALYSIS

What 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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Saturday, August 14, 2010

Investigative Voice Stephen Janis: WHAT FUTURE BALTIMORE? — Of pools, politics and pensions


WHAT FUTURE BALTIMORE? — Of pools, politics and pensions

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SWIMMING IN THE CITY OF DISCONTENT


By Stephen Janis


Tell me I’m dreaming, but is it true the city that forked over $400 million to fund retirement payments and health benefits for city employees closed pools in early August during one of the hottest summers on record to save roughly $400,000 to $600,000?

Is it true?

I don’t know if I’m getting this right but did Baltimore City Council President Jack Young have to call a special session of the City Council and hold a news conference to push the Rawlings-Blake Administration to pay attention to an issue that should have been at the top of their agenda?

Did it really take the private sector's donating the money to keep our children cool in a city where taxpayer-funded take-home cars zoom out of state every night at the cost of millions of dollars every year?

Did I miss a meeting where it was decided that borrowing $300 million to build a downtown hotel that has yet to make money was a worthwhile use of taxpayer funds, but drawing down $400,000 from the rainy-day fund to improve the quality of life for the people who actually live here was not worth the risk to the city's credit rating?... http://www.investigativevoice.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=5505:what-future-baltimore-of-pools-politics-and-pension&catid=25:the-project&Itemid=44

Investigative Voice Stephen Janis: WHAT FUTURE BALTIMORE? — Of pools, politics and pensions

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