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• Baltimore black woman in photo police update#

REVOLT has reached out to the Annapolis Police Department and will update this article with any responses we receive. I know that you join me in keeping those closely affected in your thoughts,” Hunt wrote in the letter. “While this is a matter outside of school, this situation affects our school community. School officials within Anne Arundel County urged counselors at Mills-Parole Elementary, Annapolis Middle School and Annapolis High School to discuss the situation with students who were impacted by what they saw and to pay attention to their mental wellness. In an interview, the First Lady, Michelle Obama, said she tried spanking her daughter Malia. The Baltimore County Police Department was established by the Maryland State Legislature on April 11, 1874.

“While walking to the bus stop this morning, some students may have witnessed a tragic scene involving the death of an adult individual,” Richard Rogers and Casey Hunt, principals of Mills-Parole Elementary and Annapolis Middle School, wrote in a letter to parents obtained by the Capital Gazette. Why Whupping Children Won't Save Black America Stacey Patton. One of the first police forces in history. According to the Capital Gazette, several elementary school students on their way to Mills-Parole Elementary reported seeing the woman’s body outside on Belle Drive.

The victim’s identity has not been released by the Department as they await pending confirmation that the extended family has been notified. “People are waiting to see what the medical examiner determines the cause of death is, and people will respond accordingly,” he says. Finlayson was also “on the scene.”īacklash pertaining to the incident, Snowden tells REVOLT, will depend on the cause of death. He says he was able to identify the victim’s race because he was “on the scene as the police took her down.” On Facebook, Snowden reported that Annapolis Ward 4 Alderwoman Sheila M. Snowden tells REVOLT that the woman was found hanging from a tree. 3) that the deceased body belonged to an African American woman, which Annapolis police have confirmed. In a press release, issued by the Annapolis Police Department the following day, officers said at approximately 7:30 a.m., they responded to the 600 block of Belle Drive for the report of “an unattended death.” “Preliminary investigation reveals the incident does not appear to be criminal in nature,” the press release reads.Ĭarl Snowden, a longtime civil rights activist from Annapolis, posted on his Facebook Wednesday (Nov. 3) on the 600 block of Belle Drive near the Annapolis Walk Community Center. Police officers in Annapolis, MD reported a 72-year-old woman was found dead on Wednesday (Nov.