Families in east Baltimore setting up neighborhood watch

Families in one east Baltimore neighborhood are taking a stand against crime. The Belair-Edison neighborhood already has a community improvement association. Now, they want a neighborhood watch with signs posted throughout the area and neighbors working together to prevent crime. Sherell Sellers said she and her neighbors are tired of the crime. They met Thursday to develop the watch group. Even before the meeting, she said she and a neighbor stopped teenagers from stealing an Amazon delivery truck.