Mayor’s pick for Baltimore Police commissioner is ‘actively looking’ to move into the city, as city law requires

The mayor’s pick for Baltimore Police commissioner is “actively looking” to move into Baltimore City, as is required for the city’s top cop, the mayor’s office said Wednesday. Richard Worley, who is serving as acting commissioner, was a resident and registered voter in Anne Arundel County, as of November, according to a report to the mayor and Baltimore City Council on police department command staff’s residencies. Public records indicate he lives in Edgewater.