Two months after Baltimore’s worst mass shooting occurred, injuring 28 people and killing two at the Brooklyn Homes, with most of the victims teenagers — and for which four teenagers have so far been criminally charged — the Maryland Department of Juvenile Services released a much-anticipated “research brief” observing, among other things, that public concerns about juvenile crime are greatly overstated.
Downplaying youth crime at a time complaints are rising is a bad strategy for Maryland’s Department of Juvenile Services
September 13, 2023