The Baltimore Police Department on Wednesday afternoon will release the body-worn camera footage of the fatal police shooting ...

Baltimore Police will share body camera video Wednesday of the fatal shooting of Pytorcarcha Clark-Brooks, 70. Officers ...

The nephew of a former Baltimore Police officer was found guilty Wednesday over an alleged murder plot last year to kill the officer’s estranged husband. Frederick County jurors convicted Keon ...

A Baltimore man was found guilty on Wednesday of conspiring with his aunt and another one of her nephews to kidnap and murder ...

The film, which opens in select theaters July 14 and is available to rent on Prime Video and Apple TV, centers on the 2017 federal indictment of Sgt. Wayne Earl Jenkins, the head of the Baltimore ...

A federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against the Baltimore Police Department from Demetric Simon, the man who had a BB gun planted on him after convicted ex-police Sgt. Wayne Jenkins ran him over ...

The Baltimore police union denied that its officers were responsible for Gray’s death—a belief that was likely held by other officers at the time and is reflected in the series’ dialogue.

Throughout the first episode, we’ve watched as Jenkins strutted his way through the streets of Baltimore, bursting into houses, apprehending guns, and bragging about his great “police work.” ...

The actions of former Baltimore police Sergeant Wayne Jenkins and his team of plain-clothed officers in the Gun Trace Task Force (GTTF) are explored in We Own This City. HBO's new true-crime drama ...

Jon Bernthal found it "fascinating" speaking to the real Wayne Jenkins ahead of his performance as the former Baltimore police Sergeant in We Own This City, the actor told Newsweek. Jenkins was a ...

Both of these things can be true. We see that clearly documented in the new HBO six-part miniseries, “We Own This City,” which centers on Baltimore cop Wayne Jenkins, played by Jon Bernthal.

A Baltimore City police officer at Camden Yards on Aug. 25, 2019 in Baltimore, Maryland. (Photo by Mitchell Layton/Getty Images) Oftentimes officers used the stolen cash to pay police informants.