BALTIMORE - Attorneys are challenging the arrest of over 230 people during this week’s violence and looting.
Among the first cases was 28-year-old Gerard Anderson, who faced charges of malicious destruction and felony burglary.
Linda Ramirez, an attorney working pro bono, argued Anderson was going to a grocery store to get food, not to loot. Ramirez said her client wasn’t identified as a person who damaged the store’s windows. She wanted his bail set at $25,000.
The judge wasn’t swayed and set bail at $100,000, with the first $500 in cash.
Asked if he had anything to say, Anderson replied, “I’m good.” More
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