A partnership between Catholic Charities and the Baltimore Police Department facilitates firearm buyback events in Baltimore.

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Aug 8

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A partnership between Catholic Charities and the Baltimore Police Department facilitates firearm buyback events in Baltimore.

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The Baltimore Police Department maintains presence during a major event in Baltimore. All 2 developments

The entities involved

Catholic Charities
charitable organizations of the Catholic Church
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Baltimore Police Department
police service provider for Baltimore, US
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Aug 8wcbm.com

1 more outlet ran the same wire story

Aug 8foxbaltimore.com