6-6-11: Policing and Prosecuting in Baltimore

Baltimore Police Commissioner Frederick Bealefeld and State’s Attorney Gregg Bernstein have both pledged to reduce crime in Baltimore — and to keep violent criminals off the streets. We ask both of them what their exact strategies are to do so.

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