The head of the Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Service's internal investigative unit is leaving for a federal job.
The agency announced the departure of Jesse Ballard, a 26-year veteran of the agency, on Friday.
The unit handles investigations of inmates, detainees, employees and others.
The Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services has come under scrutiny recently after a sweeping federal indictment charged 25 people in a contraband conspiracy at the Baltimore City Detention Center, including 13 correctional officers.
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So, you are saying there will be no criminal charges on this guy, just a promotion! He's a black Democrat, go figure!
ReplyDeleteThis is just great , he's got Maryland screwed up so the feds think he's great.
ReplyDeleteObama thinking at it's best.
Don't you just love it , screw up real bad and make more money!
It's your dollar , your paying for this idiot.(should have said all the idiots)
He and his son are criminals.
ReplyDeleteThey are criminals, so prosecute them. Promotion???? Time to start shooting!
ReplyDeleteHe may have turned state's witness and needed to get out of the environment.
ReplyDeleteHow very convenient!
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