Protesters at Baltimore’s Inner Harbor demand Marilyn Mosby drop charges against squeegee worker accused of murder

The teenage squeegee worker accused of fatally shooting Timothy Reynolds was defending himself and should not face criminal charges, a group of activists joined by the youth’s family insisted on Monday night. Just under two dozen protesters gathered in McKeldin Plaza in the Inner Harbor near the intersection of Light and Conway streets where a confrontation July 7 between a 48-year-old white man wielding a baseball bat and a group of young Black squeegee workers resulted in the Hampden man’s death.