Now, the City State’s Attorney’s Office has filed charges against two of those workers, WJZ’s Ava-joye Burnett reports. One told our media,The Baltimore Sun, that he was “set up.”
Raw sewage bubbling up through pipes, no heat and even apartments infested with rodents — that’s what women living in Baltimore City public housing say they were forced to live in if they didn’t perform sexual favors for maintenance workers.
The State’s Attorney’s Office announced a slew of charges against two of the workers, including fourth-degree sex offense.
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I guess having fifteen children because of unprotected sex for drugs is o.k. Then letting working class pay for them. This world is upside down. Irony and Hypocrisy rule the U.S. I am in no way condoning the acts of these men. I am however calling out the crack whores on welfare living in these projects.
WHOA! Baby mommas gone wild!
Nice custom-made sign. How much did that cost the taxpayers?
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