Hey_you is probably Amadeo using a different name just so it looks like he has some support. If not, I'm sure Hey is currently trying to get a soup kitchen, half-way house or drug clinic near his home, because if he is not, than his is a hypocrite just like Amadeo. ...

Hell, you don't have to talk about other countries when comparing the unclvilized conduct of Baltimore's poor residents. Just look at the poor areas in the other counties in this state. Like Garrett, Allegany, Somerset Counties. They have very low incomes, very few public services and the schools get far less money per student than Baltimore City and yet they don't have the shooting and high level ...

Hats off to Amadeo for holding the line against a bunch of screeching, right-wing NIMBYs. The yuppies want the cheap housing that comes with Baltimore city living but they want to piss and moan and shout, 'Not In My BackYard" when the realities of urban living conflict with their definition of an idyllic neighborhood. If these people don't like it, they should move to the 'burbs so they can live a ...

I am white and am probably upper middle class, if not just middle class and live in a decent neighborhood (Hamilton, though it has its problems, nothing like SW Baltimore). Anyway, I grew up on AFDC, I do agree that the people posting trash about the victims are probably white right-wingers who had the best of everything growing up. Point is that while the poor and criminal elements may mostly b ...

Oh and Tired, it doesn't take any time at all. It is public knowledge available via a quick case search online at Maryland Case Search. Takes about 1 minute to get some information which provides context and maybe a little background behind these terrible killings. Context would be something that could serve you well, considering your senseless comment that "Only God can judge so your opinion d ...

Well said, D-nice, well-said. The time for excuses--for all of us, black, white, politicians, cops, whoever--is long since past. ...

Yo Tired, you are not required to come here and read opinions in the "Comments" section. Maybe you should stop spending your time belly-aching about people speaking about facts and giving opinions and do something positive yourself. ...

The Bail is excessive but Lynae Chapman at 21 lacked the judgement and maturity to see that nationwide the cell phone crackdown was hitting prisons everywhere. This is a case and point where prisoners with nothing to lose drag down these naive women with false hopes and dreams. Ladies wake up!!!!! How many good jobs out here for convicted felons? Do you want to raise a family with the father o ...

We as a society are always analyzing the criminal and desensitizing the victims. For every one criminal that is killed in the line of illegal duty there crimes damaged more than 13 lives in some way. I can remember reading about quite a few stick up artist who terrorized innocent mothers and grandmothers on my block and no one would snitch on the them and finally they start dropping like flies w ...

We as black people need to stop making excuses to go out and rob, steal, murder, and sell drugs. The fact that 82% of all homicide victims have a criminal past and only 1 in 16,000 law abiding citizens are murdered compared to 1 in 2700 who are criminals. The people who are making excuses for these criminals need to look at the fact that if you have strong families and morality even poverty will ...

I work with at-risk youth. ...

"Dennis Cornish and Eric Cromwell both have pretty significant criminal histories. The world is better off without them."--You forgot to add "I work with at-risk youth!" {harharhar....} ...

Incidentally, am I the only one who's sick of people making snide remarks about the murder victims listed in this column, then adding that "I work with at-risk youth!" As though that justifies everything they say....(Corrected version of previous post.) ...

Dennis Cornish and Eric Cromwell both have pretty significant criminal histories. The world is better off without them. ...

Incidentally, am I the only one who's sick of people making snide remarks about the murder victims listed in this column, then adding that "I work with at-risk youth!" As thought that justifies everything they say.... ...

I wonder if life would've turned out better for Mr. Cornish if he had something resembling a father in his early years. Cornish Sr. spent the majority of his son's youth racking up charges including robbery, assault, tresspassing, destruction of property and assault with a deadly weapon. Eventually Cornish Jr. rang up a rap sheet that even put his old man to shame, compiling 20 criminal cases ag ...

Why looking for a job? why dont you get a degree in Medical Assistant and I have heard people get paid like $15/hr to $100/hr look at http://bit.ly/3ZRQwI ...

"when was the last time a murder was tied to the alcoholic supporting bar owners or alcohol licensed businesses in general, all over their share of the alcohol selling market?"--Correct. That has to do not with the relative danger posed by each product--alcohol is the more toxic of the 2--but with the legal status of alcohol & illegal status of opiates. (Corrected version of previous post) ...

"when was the last time a murder was tied to the alcoholic supporting bar owners or alcohol licensed businesses in general, all over their share of the alcohol selling market?"--Correct. That has to do not with the relative danger posed by each product--alcohol is probably the more toxic of the 2--but to the legal status of alcohol & illegal status of opiates. ...

Count, I see what you're saying satirically, but when was the last time a murder was tied to the alcoholic supporting bar owners or alcohol licensed businesses in general, all over their share of the alcohol selling market? ...

Sarah, while I agree that hate crimes need to be brought to light when they occur, this column has always stayed faithful to the facts and to definite points. It is why I follow it faithfully, more so than the Sun's Police Blotter. Using the word "potentially" is ambiguous at best, and innacurate at worst. Rather than being a "correction" like you think it would be, it would actually create con ...

Antonio was only less violent than Mr. Tatum up to the point when he decided to take the life of Mr. James. I hope he serves the full 40 years of that sentence. ...

Well,it looks like two "disgusted" knuckleheads are chiming in without reading the prior comments fully. We are truly disgusted when innocent people are murdered, but when those shitbags that have caused the violence in this city are exercised from society, well, that is something to cheer about. I would love to see these amoral thugs brought to trial, but since our city and state government has f ...

Looks like Brock's adult criminal carreer was cut a litting short, but he a strong start with eluding police, driving an unregistered vehicles, disorderly conduct, weapon charges, attempted 1st degree murder, and currently has an active case of 2nd degree Assualt. He was quite a busy young man. Same with Antonio, he had numerous weapon charges and a shitload of CDS trafficing charges, though he ...

"Like many Baltimore taverns that operate in neighborhoods ravaged for decades by drug addicts and the violent dealers they keep in business, the Hollins Street Pub is basically a package-goods store entombed in security glass." --Those damn drug addicts, ravaging nice friendly neighborhoods & making life tough for alcoholics! Oh, why don't they stop? ...