With Anne Arundel County in the middle of its deadliest year for opioid overdoses, the top county prosecutor says light rail stops in Glen Burnie and Linthicum are potential hubs where people addicted to drugs travel into Baltimore to buy more. State’s Attorney Wes Adams told community activists…
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Anne Arundel prosecutor cites light rail in drug overdose crisis
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