WBFF- Baltimore — BALTIMORE — The Baltimore City Police Department’s new Entertainment District Unit is making strides in its efforts to combat crime, with officers making arrests and seizing firearms. The initiative has garnered praise from many in the community for its proactive approach.
However, concerns have been raised about the potential impact on police resources. Some worry that the unit’s staffing may be stretched thin, leading to officers working overtime or being reassigned from other areas.
Community activist Pastor Shannon Wright expressed these concerns, highlighting the importance of maintaining adequate staffing levels across the department.
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