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New $1.5 million Anne Arundel County police intel unit helps solve crimes

Summary by The Baltimore Banner
When a woman told Anne Arundel County Police that a man driving a black Ford Bronco pointed a handgun at her in an apparent episode of road rage Monday morning in Glen Burnie, an officer assigned to a new intelligence unit helped solve the case from his computer.

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New $1.5 million Anne Arundel County police intel unit helps solve crimes

When a woman told Anne Arundel County Police that a man driving a black Ford Bronco pointed a handgun at her in an apparent episode of road rage Monday morning in Glen Burnie, an officer assigned to a new intelligence unit helped solve the case from his computer.

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The Baltimore Banner broke the news in on Friday, February 21, 2025.
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