Don't go to Baltimore.... deadliest January in almost 50 years, with 36 homicides

[1srelluc]

It's not called Murdermore for nothing.

Baltimore residents speak out against city's high murder rates

DailyMail.com spoke to Baltimore residents who say crime in the city is only getting worse, with danger lurking around every corner after it suffered its deadliest January in nearly 50 years.

www.dailymail.co.uk

'You can't go anywhere without being fearful.' Families of gun violence victims in Baltimore - dubbed 'a bit of Haiti in the mid-Atlantic' by Tucker Carlson - blast Democrat leaders for failing to take action after deadliest January in 50 years​

• Baltimore, Maryland, suffered its deadliest January in almost 50 years, with 36 homicides - most of which were shooting deaths in robberies and brazen attacks
• For the past seven years there has been an average of one homicide every 30 hours in Baltimore
• Rosheda Murray's 26-year-old son Romar Burden was shot dead in 2020 - eight years after his twin brother Rodrick was gunned down at the age of 18
• Her youngest son, Jarrod, nine, is now also growing up without a father after Murray's ex-partner Qurell Gittings, 38, was shot dead in 2014
• Last February, Kaelin Washington, 11, was shot in the back when a gunfire erupted while she was walking from her godmother's house to the store
• 'I heard four or five shots and I got scared. I wanted to run but I froze and it was too late. Then I felt it in my chest,' the brave little girl told DailyMail.com
• Her mother Jasmine Ramsay, 33, was born and raised in Baltimore but admits she can no longer let her daughter be a normal child and play outside
• Victims of Baltimore's rising gun violence spoke out after Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson blamed Democrats for the city's high homicide rate last week

By BEN ASHFORD IN BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, FOR DAILYMAIL.COM

PUBLISHED: 13:52 EST, 8 February 2022 | UPDATED: 17:00 EST, 8 February 2022

 

[Gabe Lackmann]

Should call it Coontimore.

 

[Mikeoxenormous]

It's not called Murdermore for nothing.

Baltimore residents speak out against city's high murder rates

DailyMail.com spoke to Baltimore residents who say crime in the city is only getting worse, with danger lurking around every corner after it suffered its deadliest January in nearly 50 years.

www.dailymail.co.uk

'You can't go anywhere without being fearful.' Families of gun violence victims in Baltimore - dubbed 'a bit of Haiti in the mid-Atlantic' by Tucker Carlson - blast Democrat leaders for failing to take action after deadliest January in 50 years​

• Baltimore, Maryland, suffered its deadliest January in almost 50 years, with 36 homicides - most of which were shooting deaths in robberies and brazen attacks
• For the past seven years there has been an average of one homicide every 30 hours in Baltimore
• Rosheda Murray's 26-year-old son Romar Burden was shot dead in 2020 - eight years after his twin brother Rodrick was gunned down at the age of 18
• Her youngest son, Jarrod, nine, is now also growing up without a father after Murray's ex-partner Qurell Gittings, 38, was shot dead in 2014
• Last February, Kaelin Washington, 11, was shot in the back when a gunfire erupted while she was walking from her godmother's house to the store
• 'I heard four or five shots and I got scared. I wanted to run but I froze and it was too late. Then I felt it in my chest,' the brave little girl told DailyMail.com
• Her mother Jasmine Ramsay, 33, was born and raised in Baltimore but admits she can no longer let her daughter be a normal child and play outside
• Victims of Baltimore's rising gun violence spoke out after Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson blamed Democrats for the city's high homicide rate last week

By BEN ASHFORD IN BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, FOR DAILYMAIL.COM

PUBLISHED: 13:52 EST, 8 February 2022 | UPDATED: 17:00 EST, 8 February 2022

The KKK Democrats of the 1900's were never this good and causing so much death to black people. This is Joe Biden's America....

 

[Polishprince]

The actual number of murders last month in Baltimore is undoubtably a lot more. Some bodies haven't been discovered, perhaps buried, dumped in the bay, or being stored in someone's freezer.

 

[Manonthestreet]

It's not called Murdermore for nothing.

Baltimore residents speak out against city's high murder rates

DailyMail.com spoke to Baltimore residents who say crime in the city is only getting worse, with danger lurking around every corner after it suffered its deadliest January in nearly 50 years.

www.dailymail.co.uk

'You can't go anywhere without being fearful.' Families of gun violence victims in Baltimore - dubbed 'a bit of Haiti in the mid-Atlantic' by Tucker Carlson - blast Democrat leaders for failing to take action after deadliest January in 50 years​

• Baltimore, Maryland, suffered its deadliest January in almost 50 years, with 36 homicides - most of which were shooting deaths in robberies and brazen attacks
• For the past seven years there has been an average of one homicide every 30 hours in Baltimore
• Rosheda Murray's 26-year-old son Romar Burden was shot dead in 2020 - eight years after his twin brother Rodrick was gunned down at the age of 18
• Her youngest son, Jarrod, nine, is now also growing up without a father after Murray's ex-partner Qurell Gittings, 38, was shot dead in 2014
• Last February, Kaelin Washington, 11, was shot in the back when a gunfire erupted while she was walking from her godmother's house to the store
• 'I heard four or five shots and I got scared. I wanted to run but I froze and it was too late. Then I felt it in my chest,' the brave little girl told DailyMail.com
• Her mother Jasmine Ramsay, 33, was born and raised in Baltimore but admits she can no longer let her daughter be a normal child and play outside
• Victims of Baltimore's rising gun violence spoke out after Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson blamed Democrats for the city's high homicide rate last week

By BEN ASHFORD IN BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, FOR DAILYMAIL.COM

PUBLISHED: 13:52 EST, 8 February 2022 | UPDATED: 17:00 EST, 8 February 2022

Been a no go since room to destroy

 

[1srelluc]

The actual number of murders last month in Baltimore is undoubtably a lot more. Some bodies haven't been discovered, perhaps buried, dumped in the bay, or being stored in someone's freezer.

I went to Camden yards on a bus trip and on the way back someone peppered the bus full of .22 holes. The bus driver hauled ass, stopped outside the city, saw that there was but superficial damage to the body, and away we went. he said it happened all the time and that was 20 years or so ago.

 

[Darkwind]

Democrats. Killing Blacks since 1867.

 

[Manonthestreet]

REPORT: 77 percent of Baltimore high school students reading at elementary or kindergarten level

An anonymous teacher from Baltimore’s Patterson High School has come forward with crucial information to support the claim that fully 77 percent of students at the troubled institution have an elementary school – or lower – reading level.

thepostmillennial.com

 

[Disir]

It's not called Murdermore for nothing.

Baltimore residents speak out against city's high murder rates

DailyMail.com spoke to Baltimore residents who say crime in the city is only getting worse, with danger lurking around every corner after it suffered its deadliest January in nearly 50 years.

www.dailymail.co.uk

'You can't go anywhere without being fearful.' Families of gun violence victims in Baltimore - dubbed 'a bit of Haiti in the mid-Atlantic' by Tucker Carlson - blast Democrat leaders for failing to take action after deadliest January in 50 years​

• Baltimore, Maryland, suffered its deadliest January in almost 50 years, with 36 homicides - most of which were shooting deaths in robberies and brazen attacks
• For the past seven years there has been an average of one homicide every 30 hours in Baltimore
• Rosheda Murray's 26-year-old son Romar Burden was shot dead in 2020 - eight years after his twin brother Rodrick was gunned down at the age of 18
• Her youngest son, Jarrod, nine, is now also growing up without a father after Murray's ex-partner Qurell Gittings, 38, was shot dead in 2014
• Last February, Kaelin Washington, 11, was shot in the back when a gunfire erupted while she was walking from her godmother's house to the store
• 'I heard four or five shots and I got scared. I wanted to run but I froze and it was too late. Then I felt it in my chest,' the brave little girl told DailyMail.com
• Her mother Jasmine Ramsay, 33, was born and raised in Baltimore but admits she can no longer let her daughter be a normal child and play outside
• Victims of Baltimore's rising gun violence spoke out after Fox News anchor Tucker Carlson blamed Democrats for the city's high homicide rate last week

By BEN ASHFORD IN BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, FOR DAILYMAIL.COM

PUBLISHED: 13:52 EST, 8 February 2022 | UPDATED: 17:00 EST, 8 February 2022

Do you live there or have you lived there?

It occurred to me that might be asking for too much information. So, I am just going to ask my question and maybe you can answer it. What is "The Block" and is that where this is primarily happening?

 

[1srelluc]

Do you live there or have you lived there?

About a 1hour-45 minutes away. I did have a relative that lived in Ellicott City in the burbs I used to visit and go to a Orioles game a couple times a year but he died in the early 90s....I hear it's as big a shit-hole as Murdermore now.....Hell, truth be told it was not much to begin with.