Three years into his 20-year prison sentence, Henry Allen is set to return to Baltimore City Circuit Court for a retrial in a 2022 victimless shooting after his attempted murder conviction was overturned in July. Read more »

Dandre Woods-Bethel, 29, betrayed little emotion as Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Paul E. Read more »

On July 23, Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa K. Read more »

The trial of 47-year-old Rodney Jermaine Addison was postponed on July 17 to give the defense more time to prepare for the case. Read more »

Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa K. Read more »

Brian Bradshaw, 19, pleaded guilty to firearm possession as a minor and having a handgun on his person before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Levi S. Read more »

Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Paul E. Read more »

At the end of his bench trial on June 9, Dandre Woods-Bethel, 29, testified about his history of mental illness in an unsuccessful attempt to prove himself not criminally responsible for the double murder of two women in 2020. Read more »

Members of victims’ families gathered in Baltimore City Circuit Court on June 6 for the double murder trial of defendant Dandre Woods-Bethel, 29.  Woods-Bethel and his attorney, Maureen O’Leary, opted for a bench trial before Judge Paul E. Read more »

Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa K. Read more »

Daquan Woodard, 22, is on trial accused in a double homicide that occurred on Feb. Read more »

The prosecution presented several witnesses on the second day of 22-year-old Daquan Woodard’s double homicide trial.  An assistant medical examiner examined the bodies of 40-year-old Odell Curtis and 32-year-old Ricardo Brooks-Watters and determined that the pair was shot to death in a homicide. Read more »

Counsel delivered opening arguments on the second day of 22-year-old murder defendant Daquan Woodard on Feb. Read more »

On Dec. Read more »

A 25-Year-old attempted murder defendant represented by attorney Maureen O’Leary, agreed to a guilty plea in reception court before Baltimore City Circuit Judge Jeffrey Geller on Nov.13.   On March 25, 2024, officers found defendant Antonio Flowers standing on the corner of Ashburton Street at Walbrook Avenue, and identified him as a suspect in a shooting in the Northwest District on March 4.  Flowers wounded a 20-year-old male victim on the 2000 block of Ashburton Street and was charged with attempted second-degree murder and firearm use in a felony or violent crime. Read more »