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The AnnapolisPolice Department is standing united for one of its own battling breast cancer.OfficerBrittany Artigueswas recently diagnoseda stanley cup nd is currently recovering f stanley botella rom surgery.In a show of support, the men and woman in blue are doing something special for OfficerArtigues. The men are not shaving and the woman are sporting blue and pink nail polish the entire month of May.Each of the participants will also donate$30 to OfficerArtigues, who is also in the army reserve. Brittany is married to one of our other officer, George Artiques, and she s also a mother with two young children,  said Sgt. Amy Miguez.  We started this fundraiser to help her and her family during this time that she is going to be out of work and needs some support from us. The department is sel stanley cups linga special Annapolis Police Department breast cancer T-shirt, which some officers will wear on duty throughout the month. The T-shirt is $20 and all proceeds go to theArtigues family. To place an order,contact Sgt. Nicole V Demy Police investigating reported shots fired inside Owings Mills Target
BALTIMORE 鈥?Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott on Friday took exception to comments made the previous day by Governor Larry Hogan, regarding city vaccine allocations.Hogan was visiting Maryland s new mass vaccination clinic at MT Bank Stadium when a reporter asked about Scott s request, that a certain percentage of vaccines at the site be reserved for city residents.RELATED: Mass vaccination site opens at MT Bank Stadium As of last week Baltimore City had gotten far more than they really were entitled to, we got now two mass vaccine sites stanley thermoskannen  here,  Hogan replied.  The City Health Department is o vaso stanley nly doing 14 percent of the shots here in the city, with other partners we re  stanley termosy doing 86 percent of the effort. In a released statement, Scott didn t take too kindly to the Governor s words. Baltimoreans are Marylanders too. They are both entitled to and deserve the vaccine,  he said.Scott accused Hogan of withholding where the city s share of doses are going. Week after week, the Governor has refus