Baltimore Police Deputy Commissioner Dean Palmere, a veteran cop who has helped lead plainclothes and other operational units in the department for years, is retiring, he told The Baltimore Sun on Monday. The announcement comes the same day as testimony in the ongoing Gun Trace Task Force trial…
Source: Sun
Top-ranking Baltimore Police official retires, denies he coached gun task force officer on how to avoid punishment
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