Possibly Incriminating Videos Produced By Cop, MS-13: Patch PM

Top stories from Wednesday, July 19, include allegations of possible police misconduct due to footage from an officer's body-worn camera in Baltimore; alleged MS-13 gang members filming an assault in Montgomery County; a fruit recalled due to possible salmonella contamination at Maryland Wegmans stores; and more.

Baltimore Police Officer Suspended Due To Body Camera Video
Evidence tampering allegations led to one suspension and two modified assignments after a public defender in Baltimore released questionable body camera footage about a drug search.

Men Attacked By MS-13 Gang Members In Wheaton Park
Two men were violently beaten by MS-13 gang members who mistakenly thought they were part of a rival gang. The gang members filmed themselves assaulting the men with branches and knives in a park, police said.

Total Solar Eclipse 2017: Best Spots To See It In Maryland
A total solar eclipse will be seen across the U.S. for the first time in 99 years on Aug. 21. Here's where to see it in Maryland.

Caribeña Papayas Contaminated With Salmonella
Consumers should check their papayas and throw them away, if they match the brand and type from Wegmans, according to the Maryland Health Department.

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• Nonprofit Culinary Training Program Holds Classes In Silver Spring
• Teen Dies After Being Found Shot In Car In Laurel: Police
• Baltimore County Public Library Introduces Streaming Video Service
• Employee Arrested For Perry Hall High School Threat: Report
• Masked Suspects Break Into Capitol Heights Convenience Store: Police

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