Baltimore police crack down on illegal scooters
A new Police initiative is aimed at reducing quality-of-life crimes. Police said they observed illegal scooters and mopeds breaking the law and took steps to improve community safety. Police Sgt. Steven Henson told 11 News Investigates the illegal scooters were on sidewalks speeding in and out of traffic.
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A pedestrian on a scooter was in the middle of the roadway, in what police called an unmarked crosswalk, when they were ...
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Law enforcement is searching for the driver of an electric scooter who struck an elderly man on a sidewalk in Koreatown.
Police are investigating a felony hit-and-run after a woman riding an electric scooter hit a 70-year-old man and rode off in ...
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