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BALTIMORE - A suspected member of the notorious Bloods gang was arrested in Baltimore on Thursday for drug and weapon charges.
29-year-old Andre Duane Davis is being charged with controlled dangerous substances, possession of controlled dangerous substances and multiple handgun and weapons charges.
Multiple agencies worked together to arrest Davis and a search and seizure warrant resulted in investigators finding heroin, crack cocaine, powdered cocaine, marijuana, synthetic marijuana, prescription opioids, and two handguns.
Davis is suspected of supplying heroin and cocaine to other drug dealers in Baltimore and Anne Arundel County.
This investigation was led by the Maryland State Police in an effort to target inter-jurisdictional and cross-borders criminals affecting Maryland communities.
BALTIMORE - Another call to stop the violence as Baltimore's murder rate continues to rise. The group 'Baltimore Ceasefire' wants no one to kill anyone for 72 hours starting on Friday.
The ceasefire weekends are a when organizers ask people to make a commitment to be non-violent throughout the three-day weekend. That includes in their thoughts, words, as well as actions. They want people to think about how to resolve conflicts differently by talking out their problems with each other.
Ceasefire weekends are usually held Mother's Day weekend, the first weekend in February, August, and November.
Having a ceasefire weekend may come as some consolation for neighbors frustrated with the violence happening in the city.
RELATED: A year of ceasefires, yet Baltimore still plagued with crime
"It's getting higher and higher each month, but I just hope something going to happen in the future," said Britney Neal.
"Until it starts at home, with empathy and compassion for others, until those things are taught at home, respect, it will continue to be the way it is," said George Spradlin.
This weekend's events include a unity concert, a remembrance event, and a peace walk in an effort to bring awareness and unity to the community.
So far this year, around 260 people have been killed with October being an especially violent month.
The first Baltimore ceasefire started last August and there have been five others since then:
BALTIMORE - Another call to stop the violence as Baltimore's murder rate continues to rise. The group 'Baltimore Ceasefire' wants no one to kill anyone for 72 hours starting on Friday.
The ceasefire weekends are a when organizers ask people to make a commitment to be non-violent throughout the three-day weekend. That includes in their thoughts, words, as well as actions. They want people to think about how to resolve conflicts differently by talking out their problems with each other.
Ceasefire weekends are usually held Mother's Day weekend, the first weekend in February, August, and November.
Having a ceasefire weekend may come as some consolation for neighbors frustrated with the violence happening in the city.
RELATED: A year of ceasefires, yet Baltimore still plagued with crime
"It's getting higher and higher each month, but I just hope something going to happen in the future," said Britney Neal.
"Until it starts at home, with empathy and compassion for others, until those things are taught at home, respect, it will continue to be the way it is," said George Spradlin.
This weekend's events include a unity concert, a remembrance event, and a peace walk in an effort to bring awareness and unity to the community.
So far this year, around 260 people have been killed with October being an especially violent month.
The first Baltimore ceasefire started last August and there have been five others since then:
First Ceasefire: August 4-6, 2017 - Three shot, two killed
Second Ceasefire: November 3-5, 2017 - One shot, one killed
Third Ceasefire: February 2-4, 2018 - No shootings
Fourth Ceasefire: May 11-13, 2018 - No shootings
Fifth Ceasefire: August 3-5, 2018 - Four shot, one killed
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So (preaching to the choir) . These 5 immigrants that filed lawsuit against Trump. Did They Happen to have a "Pocket Lawyer" in possession ? Or, did they just happen to have the proper legal forms in their back pack ? And then did they just step off the trail to go to the Post Office to mail it "Ahead" to get there before they arrive ? Was it something they just happen to think of doing, along the way ? You Guys Know All The Answers To The Questions 😃
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Maybe build the wall, make it here.
Later, time to run.
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