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    12 Aug 2014

    As long as I continue to breathe, as long as there's injustice in this world, I will use the voice that God has given me to speak against it

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    6 hours ago

    Update: Commissioner says 7 people were shot here, all injuries believed to be non-life-threatening. Youngest believed to be 16

    On scene of what preliminary reports indicate could be a mass shooting in East Baltimore. Commissioner Harrison on scene
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  3. 6 hours ago

    Father accidentally shot dead his own daughter on hunting trip

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  4. 14 hours ago

    Baltimore Police: Man found with bullet wound to the head dies

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  5. Nov 27

    Police find body of missing man in water near Baltimore's Fells Point neighborhood

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  6. Nov 26

    A lot can happen when law enforcement works together. Like really, actually do so, not just say they're doing so. The difference is currently very self evident. I'll say no more...

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  7. Nov 26

    I honestly don't know if the region has ever had another more successful example of interagency teamwork and cooperation than we saw in those 23 days of October 2002.

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    Nov 26
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    Of that was the middle school shooting, I remember him looking at the camera and saying “ It’s personal now.” Very powerful moment.

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  9. Nov 26

    The times were very uncertain. The entire region was on edge with a feeling of being under siege by an unknown enemy. But Moose shone a light of hope, giving us confidence the reign of terror would not last forever

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  10. Nov 26

    This was on live TV. I don't think America had ever seen a police executive shed tears at a press event. But all in all Moose gave folk the impression they were really on the case and would not rest till they got their man. He had a ton of credibility in the eyes of the public

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  11. Nov 26

    I'll never forget seeing tears roll down his face during a press conference after a little boy had become the latest victim of the sniper. Moose was overcome with emotion, but he tried to play it off and kept it moving...

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  12. Nov 26

    *in his fifties

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    Nov 26
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    Wow! Did not know about that.

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  14. Nov 26

    Talk about never forgetting where you came from. To go from a two time chief of major departments to being a beat cop on the same level as other rookies. Wild man

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  15. Nov 26

    When I heard he was going through the full academy is his FIFTIES I thought this guy's gotta be nuts!

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  16. Nov 26

    One of the most fascinating aspects of his "Hollywood storyline" career was how after all the Beltway Sniper national notoriety, he quit his job as chief, moved to Hawaii and became a bottom rung patrolman.

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  17. Nov 26

    And yes, the "Moose Is Loose" was the internal code for when the chief was out on the streets. Lol

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  18. Nov 26

    He had a reputation of being 100% no nonsense, but fair

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  19. Nov 26

    When I'd first returned from the west coast, I had the pleasure of briefly working for a allied agency under the chain of command of Chief Moose. Was one of the most highly respected leaders I've ever worked under.

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    Nov 26

    Charles Moose, Montgomery County police chief during 2002 D.C. sniper attacks, dies at 68

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  21. Nov 26

    R.I.P. Chief Moose... Charles Moose, former Montgomery County Police chief at helm during DC snipers, dies at 68

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