In crunching data on homicides and non-fatal shootings in recent months, Baltimore police officials saw a trend: Whenever a homicide or non-fatal shooting occurs in the city, there is a “high likelihood” that another will occur within hours. In response to those findings, police have introduced…
Source: Sun
Citing evidence of clustered violence, Baltimore police introduce new tactical approach after shootings
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