Man arrested in February murder in NE Baltimore
Baltimore City Police said that a 24-year-old Baltimore man, Patric Glasco (seen at right), has been arrested and charged in connection with a Northeast Baltimore murder last month.
Police that Glasco has been charged with the murder of Martez Anthony Hall, 22, who was found shot in the torso in his home in the 1600 block of East 31 s t Street on Feb 16. He had been shot through the window, police said at the time.
Detective Jeremy Silbert said late Sunday that Glasco has also been charged with two counts of attempted murder and other charges including assault.
Glasco's record includes a 2007 indictment for attempted murder, robbery and firearm possession with a felony conviction - all of the charges were dropped. He's got a slew of other charges and convictions, and appears to be awaiting trial on drug charges filed in 2010.
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So why was the man with a slew of other charges and convictions doing out of jail?
There was a time when the state's attorney's office sought to explain why charges were dropped in cases. Read Peter Hermann's column in Sunday's paper to see how they handle those issues now.
Posted by: john | March 21, 2011 12:27 AM
"Read Peter Hermann's column in Sunday's paper to see how they handle those issues now. "
Last Sunday? This Sunday? Can't find it.
It ran in Sunday's paper - it was about a man who ran a youth center and was charged with raping a 15-year-old girl. This blog contains an archive of Peter's columns along the rail or search his last name on the main page.
Posted by: Anonymous | March 21, 2011 9:45 AM