Baltimore City State's Attorney's Office

Thank you to everyone who came out to our 3rd Annual Solutions Pact at Digital Harbor High School last night! No singular agency, office, or individual can solve Baltimore's challenges alone. It takes all of us, from law enforcement to community organizations.

We are exactly 1 month away from National Crime Victims' Rights Week which kicks off with the statewide memorial service for crime victims. Our region will be hosted by Anne Arundel County at Arundel High School in Gambrills. For more info, visit ovc.ojp.gov/program/nation…

@justin_fenton I think this is a line from our new hire orientation packet.

When you’re on time to court, it starts 30 minutes late and when you’re running late, it starts on time. Every time.

Tune in to our Solutions Pact at Digital Harbor High streaming live: facebook.com/share/v/17g4Mb…

Tonight’s the night Baltimore. Join my team and I from 6-8P at Digital Harbor High (1100 Covington Street), along with DJS Secretary Betsy Fox Tolentino, Baltimore Councilman Antonio Glover and representatives from BPD, the Sheriff’s Office and the MD Alcohol, Tobacco and Cannabis Commission at our annual #SolutionsPact town hall hosted by WBAL radio’s own @TJSmithSocial as we discuss the issues around juvenile crime and the proliferation of “Smoke Shops” in our communities #BuildingBridges #YourVoiceIsYourPower #SAOBaltimoreCity

How lucky we are to have passionate staff who are committed to justice! Their ongoing connection with the community makes a true difference every day! Happy St. Patrick's Day! 🍀

Today, State’s Attorney Bates and Commissioner Worley read to students at Leith Walk Elementary/Middle school as part of the school's Read Across America speaker series. #TakeALookItsInABook

Baltimore State's Attorney Ivan Bates and Baltimore Police Commissioner Richard Worley announced charges against a mother for attempting to conceal evidence in her child's criminal case. MORE: bit.ly/4b8ZiLG

Born on Maryland’s Eastern Shore and later living in Baltimore, Harriet Tubman risked her life repeatedly to lead others to freedom utilizing the Underground Railroad—then continued fighting for justice, equality, and dignity for all. #WomensHistoryMonth

Press Release: Defendant Yolanda Wilkes is charged for allegedly concealing an assault committed by her daughter and two other co-defendants. She faces a maximum penalty of 11 years of incarceration if found guilty of all charges. stattorney.org/media-center/p…

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Join us on March 18 at 6PM for our 3rd Annual Solutions Pact. This is a townhall discussion with stakeholders from both city and state agencies to discuss your concerns around juvenile crime and smoke shops. No RSVP is required. For questions, reach out to mail@stattorney.org.

Collecting a paycheck without showing up for work. Clocking in early and clocking out late to inflate hours. Forging a doctor’s note at a nonexistent urgent care. 3 Baltimore Police officers face theft, misconduct indictments, reports @Dylan_Segelbaum thebanner.com/community/crim…

Indictment Alert: Yesterday, our Public Trust & Police Integrity Unit announced the indictments of three police officers in separate cases involving wage theft. stattorney.org/media-center/p…

March is Social Work Month💙Today we recognize our Family Bereavement Center Director, Kim Holmes, for her unwavering dedication to supporting families who have experienced the unimaginable loss of a loved one to homicide. #SocialWorkMonth

Today, we celebrate the strength, leadership, and resilience of women in Baltimore and around the world. We honor the women who serve our communities, advocate for justice, and work every day to build a safer, more equitable future. #InternationalWomensDay

Sentencing Alert: Defendant Trillion Bryant was given a Life sentence for slashing a 43-year-old man with a sword at the Lexington Market Metro Station in August 2024. stattorney.org/media-center/p…

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As the first woman and first African American elected to the Maryland State Senate, Verda Welcome broke barriers and opened doors for generations of leaders to come. #WomensHistoryMonth