Baltimore County Criminal Justice Reporter
Cassidy Jensen is a Baltimore County Criminal Justice Reporter at The Baltimore Sun. She covers police and justice issues, with a focus on crime, law enforcement, and the intersection of culture and society in Baltimore. Cassidy's work has been featured in various publications, including the Concord Monitor, Chicago Tribune Media Group, and Yahoo News.
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Cassidy Jensen's articles predominantly focus on local crime and legal developments in Baltimore, Maryland. She frequently covers evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, as well as government announcements and legal policy regulation.
Given the nature of her coverage, Cassidy is likely interested in receiving pitches from individuals with direct knowledge or involvement in ongoing criminal cases or legal proceedings within Baltimore and surrounding areas. Experts who can provide insights into the local legal system, police procedures, criminal justice reforms, or community impact of these events may also find a receptive audience with Cassidy.
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By: Cassidy Jensen
On the witness stand, Shanteari Weems wore a black t-shirt, not her federal prison uniform.
By: Cassidy Jensen
Jurors began deliberating Friday afternoon in the case of James Weems, whose ex-wife shot him in 2022 after he was accused of sexually abusing kids at her day care.
By: Cassidy Jensen
A Baltimore County jury found a day care van driver accused of sexually abusing a girl guilty of second-degree rape and other charges Friday evening.Police arre
By: Cassidy Jensen
BALTIMORE — More than two years ago, James Weems Jr.’s wife shot him in a Washington, D.C., hotel room.
By: Cassidy Jensen
Harford County prosecutors have dismissed felony charges of child abuse against a Baltimore County police officer accused of shaking his baby.
By: Cassidy Jensen
Harford County Councilman Dion Guthrie on Thursday pleaded “no contest” to stealing funds from the union local he led for more than 50 years in Baltimore County Circuit Court.
Harford County Councilman Dion Guthrie on Thursday pleaded “no contest” to stealing funds from the union local he led for more than 50 years..Guthrie, an 86-yea
By: Cassidy Jensen
Tens of thousands of ILA dockworkers went on strike in October including workers in Baltimore. (C)
By: Cassidy Jensen
Negotiations between the International Longshoremen's Association and port operators stalled this week, making it possible that dockworkers at the Port of Baltimore and elsewhere walk off the job again in January.
By: Cassidy Jensen
Negotiations between the International Longshoremen's Association and port operators stalled this week, making it possible that East Coast dockworkers walk off the job again in January.
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