Dylan Segelbaum is a courts reporter at The Baltimore Banner. He specializes in law and legal affairs, focusing on litigation, real estate, and property management, with an emphasis on lawsuits, court proceedings, and legal reform. Dylan's work has been featured in prominent publications including USA TODAY, The Washington Post, and Yahoo News.
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Dylan Segelbaum's reporting primarily focuses on local crime, court cases, and legal policy in Baltimore and Maryland. His coverage includes evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements, and legal policy regulations related to crime and government & politics.
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By: Alex Mann, Dylan Segelbaum
Share this via... Officer Dequwan Houchins sat in his patrol vehicle and ordered a smoothie, according to an indictment
By: Dylan Segelbaum
Share this via... An Owings Mills man will not have to spend any more time in jail for fatally striking a 71-year-old pedestrian with a vehicle last year in Baltimore County and leaving the scene.
By: Dylan Segelbaum, Alex Mann
Share this via... A former Baltimore Police officer will not spend any time in jail after admitting Wednesday to submitting fraudulent doctor's notes and getting paid for time that he missed at work
By: Dylan Segelbaum
Share this via... A Washington man convicted of opening fire and wounding five people during homecoming celebrations at Morgan State University in 2023 was sentenced Wednesday to serve 85 years in prison.
By: Dylan Segelbaum
Sydnie Haywood, 34, of Pikesville, pleaded guilty in Baltimore County Circuit Court to nine counts of fourth-degree sex offense
By: Dylan Segelbaum
Share this via... A former Maryland juvenile detention center employee pleaded guilty Monday to sexually abusing 11 boys between 1968 and 1991.
By: Dylan Segelbaum
Share this via... Antrell Smith remembers the roar of the engine.
By: Dylan Segelbaum
Share this via... A Baltimore Police officer who was captured in a viral video driving directly at a man with his patrol vehicle during a
Baltimore Police sergeant pleads guilty to stealing more than $5,200 by inflating pay Share this via...
By: Dylan Segelbaum
A man will serve more than five years in federal prison for intentionally setting three fires in Hampden that were part of a wave that rattled the northern Baltimore community and put neighbors on edge.
