The trial of Eshwan Jones, 25, concluded on April 2 with jurors hearing witness testimony and closing arguments before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Hope Tipton. Read more »

The trial of 25-year-old Eshawn Jones continued April 1 before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Hope Tipton with ongoing testimony during which Jones identified himself as a suspect captured in footage related to an armed carjacking attempt. Read more »

The trial of 25-year-old Eshawn Jones began on March 31 with jurors hearing opening statements before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Hope Tipton. Read more »

The attempted murder trial of Eshawn Jones, 25, resumed on March 31 with testimony from authorities who investigated the crime Jones is charged with shooting an 18-year-old man in the neck during a carjacking attempt that occurred over four years ago on the 100 block of N. Read more »

The trial of 25-year old Eshawn Jones continued on March 31 before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Hope Tipton with jurors hearing testimony from the victim in a remote hook-up as well as investigators. Read more »

Markia Vaughn, 21, is set to serve 40 years behind bars after pleading guilty on Feb. Read more »

Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Levi S. Read more »

Sentencing for Markia Vaughn, 21, of Owings Mills was postponed for reasons undisclosed in a court hearing on May 5. Read more »

On Jan. Read more »

An Owings Mills woman’s sentencing for conspiring to shoot her friend was postponed on Oct. Read more »

An attempted murder defendant was scheduled to go in front of Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Levi S. Read more »

A 19-year-old woman accused of attempted murder for her involvement in the shooting of a friend pleaded guilty to conspiracy charges on Dec. Read more »

The attempted murder trial of an Owings Mills woman was postponed to December on Sept. Read more »

A 19-year-old woman who is being charged as an adult for a 2022 attempted murder was scheduled for trial in September as counsel awaits to hear whether the case will be transferred to juvenile court. Read more »