Police brutality? | A South Baltimore man is accusing a Baltimore police of assault and lying in a police report. His attorneys say his case is strengthened by police surveillance video (see below). The officer said the man was in a fighting stance. Watch the video for yourself and read the officer's report here: http://bit.ly/1ph7vMg | WMAR-2 News Baltimore

160K views · 4K reactions | Officer Rogers of patrol from the Baltimore Police Department- Central District stopped by the Ronald McDonald House and made a new friend. As Officer Rogers was playing the piano with his mini pianist he stated that he taught himself through watching YouTube. We were in awe of his talent and we were happy that he could interest his little friend in something new for her to possibly pursue. | Baltimore Police Department | Facebook

The video from Tuesday night shows an officer in a marked patrol car chasing a person on foot. The person who recorded the video, Slick Brown, exclusively told WBAL-TV 11 News that he and his friends were hanging out along Wylie Avenue in Park Heights when the officer went up and told them to move. "(The officer) told him, 'Come here,' for no reason," Brown told WBAL-TV 11 News. "So, my man said, 'No,' so he kept walking. He walked through the alley. As soon as he walked into the alley, (the off

Detectives asked any potential victims connected to a man recently arrested for an alleged attempted rape at Johns Hopkins University to come forward, the Baltimore Police Department announced Thursday. READ MORE: https://bit.ly/4nYPurA | WBFF FOX 45