Baltimore City FOP

Baltimore City Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 3 represents the professional police officers, sergeants & lieutenants of the Baltimore Police Department.

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We are aware of the Police involved shooting in the Southern district. President Mancuso and Guard Glazerman along with attorneys are on our way to assist the officers.

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Please read the below statement from the Baltimore City Sheriff’s FOP Lodge 22 President, Shauna Carroll.

This speaks volumes on why you should not vote for Cogen. VOTE Sabrina Tapp-Harper for the next Baltimore City Sheriff.

Mike Mancuso,
President
Baltimore City Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 3

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We are aware of the police involved shooting in the WD. President Mancuso and our attorneys are on the way to the homicide unit to assist our officers. We do not believe any officers are injured.

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We are aware of the police involved shooting in the NWD. President Mancuso and State Trustee Cohen are at homicide with our involved members while Guard Glazerman is at Shock Trauma.

All involved members are in good spirits.

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We are aware of the police involved shooting in the Eastern District. President Mancuso and 1st VP MacDonald are on their way to assist with the officers involved.

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We are aware of the police involved shooting in the Southeast District. President Mancuso, 1st vice president MacDonald and State Trustee Cohen are on their way in to assist our officers.

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We are aware of the Police Involved Shooting in the WD. President Mancuso, Guard Glazerman, and SBWD are responding in to assist our officers.

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We are aware of the police involved shooting. At this time it does not appear that any of our officers have been injured.

President Mancuso and State Trustee Cohen, along with attorneys from SBWD Law are on their way to assist our officers.

Update will come if and when available.

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Please see the attached press release from President Mancuso regarding the recent inditement of Officer Parks.

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Great cops in Baltimore and a great States Attorney in Ivan Bates and his staff. These are the reasons for the crime decline. Criminals in jail and the prospect of jail works. FOP3 commends all involved!

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States Attorney Ivan Bates has been a game changer for Baltimore. He has restored the rule of law, and we all owe him a dept of gratitude for taking on this challenge. He has embraced the men and women of the BPD who have always policed Baltimore effectively, it just took the right partner to bring it all together.

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Thank God for Common Sense! BPD officer’s Baltimore City Circuit Court conviction overturned. Read below!

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True heroism in the skies over Baltimore! A huge shoutout to the officers in Foxtrot for their quick thinking and courageous actions that helped save a man’s life. Your dedication and bravery make a real difference every day. #BaltimorePD #Foxtrot #HeroesAmongUs #BPDStrong @GLFOP @BaltimorePolice @MDStateFOP

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A 25-year-old man is recovering in the hospital after a near-drowning incident at the Walter P. Carter pool on Saturday evening, according to Baltimore Police. https://t.co/9oRQfQY1rX

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7.18.2025

The Maryland Attorney General, Anthony Brown (AG), must reconsider his approach to handling sensitive investigations. Transparency is critical, but it must be balanced with the principles of due process, officer safety, and public trust. The recent release of the names of officers involved in the Dontae Melton Jr. case sets a dangerous precedent with far-reaching consequences. This was not a dynamic incident like a police officer involved shooting or similar incident. This incident is all on body worn camera! This is clearly a mental health incident where the police officers pleaded for help from other city agencies, and that help never came.
If AG Brown felt the need to release names in an obvious mental health case, why not release the names of all involved in the breakdown of services from the beginning all the way to the hospital staff. Weren’t they all involved in this incident? Singling out only the officers suggests that this is unbalanced and is politically motivated. The Attorney General should instead focus on ensuring a thorough, impartial investigation that leads to meaningful change. This is not a police officer related event that needed the release of the officers’ names. The AG is obviously looking for headlines! AG Browns’ decision to name the officers appears to be a calculated move to appease those that react before facts.
Inflammatory articles like this one (link below) by Banner reporter Darreonna Davis and the AG’s unnecessary actions put the involved officers at risk and hinders public safety. The facts are the officers involved did everything in their power to ensure Mr. Melton received medical treatment and the AG knows this. Baltimore’s crumbling public safety infrastructure has been ignored for far too long. Baltimore City Fire and EMS, and the BPD have suffered from underfunding and understaffing for years, causing critical issues that surfaced in this incident. This is the failure of city leadership going back decades, not a failure of the individual officers named by the AG. Fix the problems that politics have created and find real solutions instead of pandering.

Mike Mancuso

President, FOP3

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