Ben Conarck is a Criminal justice reporter at The Baltimore Banner. He covers prisons, jails, and police, with a focus on crime and justice, as well as the judicial system and legal affairs. His work has been featured in prominent outlets including the Sun Sentinel Media Group, Tampa Bay Times, and Miami Herald.
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Ben Conarck's reporting focuses primarily on crime-related topics in the Baltimore area, particularly around prison healthcare, law enforcement, and the Maryland prison system. His coverage also includes government announcements and evolving stories related to these themes.
If you are looking to reach out to Ben with a pitch, consider offering insights or expert commentary related to local crime issues, civil rights within the criminal justice system, healthcare in correctional facilities as well as any developments within Baltimore jails or police department. If you have unique perspectives on any of these topics that are specific to Baltimore or Maryland, they would likely be of interest to him.
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By: Ben Conarck
The U.S. Capitol Police charged a man from California with carrying a dangerous weapon.
By: Ben Conarck
‘He didn’t even threaten anyone,’ the judge said. The California man, who is charged with a misdemeanor, told police the guillotine was the ‘real deal,’ according to an arrest report.
By: Cleve R. Wootson Jr., Ben Conarck, Les Carpenter, Liam Bowman
With D.C. streets in front of the U.S. Capitol transformed into a racetrack, drivers on Sunday bolted past the National Gallery of Art, the National Archives and other landmarks in
By: Ben Conarck
More than six years after protesters in Richmond toppled an iconic statue of Jefferson Davis amid national civil rights demonstrations, work crews quietly removed three remaining Confederate monuments
By: Ben Conarck
Philan Le told The Post about the guillotine’s journey from California and what came next. Legal experts say convicting him may be a challenge.
Philan Le acknowledges he drove a guillotine to the nation's capital in the bed of his pickup truck and parked it near the U.S. Capitol.
By: Paul Schwartzman, Ben Conarck
Prosecutors are asking a judge to “immediately admonish” D.C. Council member Trayon White Sr. to refrain from making public comments about the jury selection process and his trial.
By: Ben Conarck
A National Guard member is accused of pointing his weapon at another Guard member inside a van while sitting outside a Popeye's on H Street Northeast. He's being held in jail.
A National Guard member who had been assigned to patrol Washington is being held in the D.C. jail on a felony charge after allegedly unholstering
By: Juan Benn Jr., Ben Conarck
The head of the police union is calling on the D.C. Council to regulate how the license-plate readers are used in the nation's capital.
