Baltimore residents on the panel that reviews police brutality and abuse allegations will not be required to sign confidentiality agreements, possibly ending a months-long standoff between the city’s Law Department and the Civilian Review Board. But in announcing his decision Monday, city solicitor…
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Baltimore police Civilian Review Board no longer required to sign confidentiality deals, city solicitor says
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