AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoBaltimore County Public Safety: Officer P. Catalfamo, shot in the head while responding to an indecent exposure call in Pikesville, was released from Shock Trauma late Wednesday after 10 days of treatment, with police identifying the suspect and describing the ensuing shootout. Local Politics & Elections: Republican gubernatorial candidate Ed Hale posted an AI-altered image of Gov. Wes Moore amid claims of election meddling, raising questions under Maryland’s new law against deceptive election deepfakes. City Labor & Business: Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott pressed Apple over its plan to close the unionized Apple Towson Town Center store, arguing Towson workers should get the same relocation options as non-union staff. Community & Culture: The York Revolution canceled a Pride Night game after players refused to wear the planned jerseys, but the team will still hold a free Pride Night community event and donate $10,000. Public Safety & Weather: Wind Advisory runs until 6 p.m. with gusts up to 50 mph, and I-68 eastbound lanes near Flintstone were closed after an overturned tractor-trailer. Sports: Orioles closer Ryan Helsley returned from the injured list and helped Baltimore hold on in Seattle. Eastern Shore: Easton police are searching for critically missing 70-year-old Leland Phillips.
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