Crime & Safety
Baltimore Council Decides on Police Commissioner
The City Council voted on whether Kevin Davis would stay on in longer term capacity.

The Baltimore City Council reportedly voted Monday to confirm Kevin Davis as the police commissioner.
Davis has been serving in interim capacity since the summer. He was named interim police commissioner in July after Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake released then commissioner Anthony Batts, calling his presence a “distraction” after April’s unrest.
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Davis came to Baltimore from Anne Arundel County, where he was named police chief in 2013 to help stabilize a police department rocked by allegations its two previous chiefs had known of, but ignored, misconduct by former County Executive John Leopold.
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