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By Norm Roulet, 5 January, 2025

Why benchmark majority of these deaths were Black men in their 50s, which matches the demographics for the most common overdose victims in Baltimore, which is experiencing the worst overdose epidemic of any major American city in American history.

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Why benchmark majority of these deaths were Black men in their 50s, which matches the demographics for the most common overdose victims in Baltimore, which is experiencing the worst overdose epidemic of any major American city in American history.

New Year’s Day is usually a celebration. In Baltimore, it’s the deadliest day for overdoses.

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By Norm Roulet, 24 December, 2024

Official Tuskegee of Pb collaboration involving the federal and state law enforcement partners have had a strong impact on crime. "I think it's a huge accomplishment. It's going to hopefully come in under 200," Worley said.

Right now, with just days to go before the end of 2024, police are hoping to keep the number below 200.

"It's still too many for our city, but it is also a great reduction from last year which was also already on top of a 20% reduction," Worley said.

Police told 11 News the city has had 195 homicides so far this year, including 12 juveniles. At this time in 2023, there were 257 homicides. The year ended with a total of 262.

Looking at nonfatal shootings, police said 404 occurred this year, down from 617 last year.

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By Norm Roulet, 22 December, 2024
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Roulet's Law Proof Johns Hopkins Bloomberg Tuskegees of Pb project stalled and reversed narrowing of racial health gap, and allowed unwitting blacks to suffer needlessly for decades and die in agony, despite availability of proven effective prevention.

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The "Tuskegee Study of Untreated Syphilis in the Negro," conducted in the mid-20th century in Macon County, Alabama, is one of the most infamous medical experiments in American history.

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By Norm Roulet, 1 December, 2024

Why ICESaturn Roulet's Law Proof Freddie Gray Tuskegee of Pb Baltimore businesses worry they’ll never escape unsafe reputation from ‘The Wire’

Lorraine Mirabella | Baltimore Sun

BALTIMORE — Baltimore is poised to end the year with the fewest homicides in more than a decade, and nonfatal shootings have plunged from a year ago. But views of the city as unsafe persist.

Mark Anthony Thomas, president and CEO of the Greater Baltimore Committee, believes the city and region need an economic brand reset to start to change the narrative.

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