ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WBFF) - Gov. Larry Hogan has just announced he is cutting off funding for the state's criminal justice coordinating council.
It follows his criticism of three judges for failing to attend a recent meeting with the governor to focus on Baltimore crime.
Fox45's John Rydell explains this is a panel of judges, prosecutors, police and public officials that meets on a regular basis to discuss criminal justice issues.
But speaking to reports this afternoon, the governor says he is fed up with what he believes is a lack of urgency in how the council is addressing the violent crime in Baltimore City.
He has therefore decided to cut off funding to the state panel.
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2 comments:
This is what happens when you appease Democrats and act like a Democrat. That do not act because they believe they have you. So what is Hogan going to do now try and return to the Republican way? LOL
Sounds like a (great) plan. When you hit 'em in their pocketbook they'll take notice.
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