New York Times Highlights Baltimore Police’s Epic Fail

By Robert Farago

Fragile Baltimore Struggles to Heal After Deadly Police Encounter the New York Times headline proclaims. As you can see from our headline, the story offers some hard data in addition to its touchy-feely examination of post-Freddie Gray Baltimore’s black community. The stats provided writer Sheryl Gay Stolberg indicate that the City’s police force are failing to keep a lid on crime, amidst allegations that they’ve backed off after six officers were charged with Mr. Gray’s homicide. Continuing to fail? Strangely . . .

the article never once uses the word “gang.”

The Greatest City in America is home to three major gangs: the Black Guerrilla Family, the Bloods and the Crips. They don’t like each other. At all. Members die in droves, due to rivalry-driven “gun violence.” Truth be told, the BPD’s public warning that the three gangs had declared a truce to go after cops after Freddie Gray’s death was fabricated. Which gives us an inkling of the Baltimore police force’s level of professionalism and efficacy. Let’s put some numbers to that:

The homicide rate is soaring. Baltimore, with roughly 623,000 people, has had 270 homicides this year, almost as many as in New York, with …Read the Rest

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