Baltimore voters are looking for a leader who can rein in crime, address poverty and restore trust in local government in their mayoral election, the highest-profile contest on Maryland's ballots today
. “The three main players, the police department, the state’s attorney’s office, and the U.S. attorney’s office, saw crime-control as a zero sum game: anybody gets any credit for anything, the others lose.” Kennedy came to Baltimore in 1998 and spent more than two years working with police and prosecutors to set up a focused deterrence strategy. It collapsed after O’Malley was elected. “O’Malley didn’t want it, didn’t like it, wanted New York-style zero tolerance in Baltimore,” Kennedy wrote.
It’s hard to tease out how much of the decline in the murder rate under Dixon was due to her leadership. Others certainly contributed. The collapse of Russell’s effort disappointed the Reverend Alvin Hathaway, senior pastor of Baltimore’s Union Baptist Churchwhere Russell had hosted some of his call-ins. Hathaway urged the next mayor to return to focused deterrence. “The next administration should revisit that call-in and exponentially scale it up,” he said.
After Dixon stopped to greet voters across town at the Druid Heights Community Development Corporation, a young woman driving an Acura rolled down her window as Dixon crossed the street. “I love you!” she yelled. Dixon greeted her and asked her to consider supporting her. “I’m voting for you, so you don’t have to worry about it,” the young woman said.John Brown“Good luck!” she yelled through the closed window of the bus.
“was not associated with any change in the number of homicides in the areas where” it was active. But the researchers allowed the strategy might not have been given a chance to work. it produced dramatic results: Oakland’s murder rate has fallen by half since 2012. Crucially, the strategy has endured in Oakland through two mayors and a succession of police chiefs, despite a police department scandal., after its first attempt fell through several years ago. And Harrison has pushed Baltimore to try again, too.
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