The Baltimore Police Department has failed to prioritize patrol positions, leaving a 26.6 percent vacancy rate — significantly higher compared with other areas within the department — and should consider restructuring, a new report found. Of the 1,102 police officer positions budgeted across the…
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Baltimore Police failed to prioritize patrol positions, leaving a 26.6% vacancy rate, report says
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