After the incident, the Hampton Inn Hotel in White Marsh County was ordered to be shut down by Governor Hogan for the remainder of the year. In spring 2016, it reopened.
After she received a mixture of sympathy and death threats, Mary Dawson took her sister and moved to Virginia, where she continued to do work as a security officer and yoga instructor.
Although the three male officers were acquainted, they never returned to active duty until April 2016.
In 2016, a civil court ruled against Michael Gibbons and he was ordered to pay a fine to Anthony Jackson Jr's family of $15,000.
Along with the female rights community, Nicole Torner's family sued the city of Baltimore and the police department for wrongful death, but the city wouldn't admit guilt.
Kevin Daughtry's cap gun was apparently destroyed in the gunfire. The LBGT community protested in Harford county in light of his denied justice.
Leo Gutierrez joined a therapy session to cope with his trauma of the Hampton Inn incident.
In honor of A.J, Carly Summers started a small group to help talk about her grief. She also helps his sister, Irene, babysit A.J's little nephew.
Despite his hate for the police, Monty Harris moved to Georgia and applied for the police department to ensure that what happened to him at the Hampton Inn would never happen again.
Shortly after the birth of his child, Kyle Gardner and his wife moved to Florida and, under the orders of Donnell Morgan, the National Guard donated money to help cope his trauma.
April Connors left Baltimore, married a man from New York, raised two children and now works as a full-time professional photographer.
The Watersway Band broke out all across Baltimore with several hit songs. Seth Rivers took a year off from his music career to grief over Nicole's loss.
Lori Raven never rejoined the band, but still lives in Baltimore and sings in the church choir of First Apostolic Church.
"This story is dedicated to the several minorities across the United States who have lost their lives to police brutality. At the end of the day, we must all treat human beings as equals. There is no black and white race, just the human race. Police brutality, racism and sexism still continues and won't stop until we all see the day when can all unite as one human race."
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Tales of Baltimore (2020)
Ficción GeneralIn 2015, during the riots and protests of Baltimore city, police and National guardsmen respond to an apparent shooter in a White Marsh hotel, resulting in a vicious crime being committed amongst several of the occupants of the hotel. R for Strong B...
