Baltimore judges, state’s attorney’s employees might testify at trial of former city homicide prosecutor accused of stalking women

Baltimore Circuit Court judges and State’s Attorney’s Office employees might testify at the trial later this year for the former city homicide prosecutor accused of using his law enforcement authority to stalk ex-girlfriends, a state prosecutor said during a hearing Wednesday. The Office of the State Prosecutor brought 88 criminal charges against Adam Chaudry in December, alleging he subpoenaed phone records for over two years to harass women he had dated.