A high-ranking Baltimore police commander who founded a nonprofit to improve police-community relations after the city’s 2015 unrest is under investigation for using the charity’s funds to pay for a personal European vacation. Maj. Kimberly Burrus admitted she was being investigated for theft by…
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Baltimore Police commander under investigation for theft from police-community relations nonprofit
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