Jeff Levine is a journalist and educator who has reported on both domestic and international news stories for over thirty years. His extensive experience includes being a founding correspondent for CNN and serving as bureau chief in Chicago and Jerusalem, with a focus on impactful storytelling and communication. Levine's work has been featured in The Portland Press Herald, D.C. Witness, Cincinnati Business Journal, NewsBreak, New Jersey Stage, and Baltimore Witness.
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Jeff Levine's coverage primarily focuses on local crime, trials, and legal proceedings in Washington D.C. It seems that he is particularly interested in evolving stories and breaking news related to crime and legal policy regulation.
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By: Jeff Levine
A suspected shooter in a household dispute rejected a plea deal in a reception court hearing before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa K. Copeland on Aug. 26. The defendant, John Harrison, 53, will stand trial for the incident on Dec. 1. According to the statement of charges, on May 4 a Baltimore Police Department […]
By: Jeff Levine
In a hearing before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Charles J. Peters on Aug. 26, the defense attorney for a suspect in a mosque shooting accepted a ple
By: Jeff Levine
In a motions hearing on Sept. 2, the defense for 43-year-old Aaron Mills failed to have his client’s case dismissed before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Althea M. Handy. Mills is charged with two counts each of first-degree assault and use of a firearm in a crime of violence, as well as second-degree assault, assault […]
A non-fatal shooting case that was delayed over scheduling conflicts was set for jury selection on Sept. 1 following a reception court hearing before Balti
By: Jeff Levine
Fifty-six-year-old Michael Thornton will face a jury trial for his alleged involvement in shooting the son of his domestic partner. Thornton appeared before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa K. Copeland in reception court on Sept. 4. He faces charges of attempted first-and-second degree murder, first-second-degree assault, firearm use in a felony violent crime, a […]
By: Jeff Levine
A jury rendered an acquittal before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Paul Cucuzzella on Sept 4, for 25-year-old defendant Bernard Christopher Crawford, He was originally charged with first-and second-degree assault, firearm use in a felony or violent crime and reckless endangerment. Crawford was accused of firing a gun at a residence on the 3700 block […]
By: Jeff Levine
Testimony continued on Oct. 2 in the gang-related homicide trial of Gregory Whitfield, 21, before Baltimore City Circuit Court before Judge Jeannie Hong. He is accused of killing Theodore Burrell, 20, and attempted first-degree murder of another male victim along with co-defendant, Bishop Chance, 25. Chance was also wounded in the incident ostensibly by Whitfield. […]
A prosecutor pleaded for time to put a murder suspect on trial in a reception court proceeding before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Melissa M. Phinn on October 15. At issue, conflicting schedules, and possible prejudice because jurors saw the defendant in shackles before a proceeding began. Derrick Ashe Jr. 40, is accused of first […]
By: Jeff Levine
Witness testimony focused on surveillance footage and evidence seized from the suspect’s car was presented on Oct. 20 before Baltimore City Circuit Court Judge Paul Cucuzzella on day two of of 41-year-old Tirrell Evans’ trial.. Evans is charged with conspiracy to commit first-degree murder, first-degree murder and multiple firearm offenses for alleged connection to the […]
By: Jeff Levine
When queried by Baltimore City City Circuit Judge Melissa K. Copeland about the prosecution’s intent to retry James Edwin Barnett, 58, for a triple-fatal arson fire, the unequivocal answer was, “Absolutely!” Barnett is charged with one count of second-degree arson, three counts each of second-degree murder and involuntary manslaughter, and five counts of reckless endangerment […]
