BALTIMORE, Md. (WBFF) — A particular key data point from the Maryland Department of Juvenile Services is under scrutiny. It focuses on the number of young offenders detained by DJS and there’s pushback from a key law enforcement expert.
A closer look at that matter comes after a community meeting Thursday in Southeast Baltimore where residents voiced frustration over ongoing juvenile crime and the perceived lack of transparency from authorities.
On October 16, concerned resident Pam Needleman questioned, “When you tell us there are 50 kids that are the same ones they keep doing the bad things. Well, what are we doing about it?”…