Governors want to spend their time working on important initiatives and their biggest headaches. Yet they are always being surprised and distracted by the inevitable crises that arise unanticipated from the octopus of state government.
As he struggles with budget shortfalls, Gov. Martin O’Malley has turned some of his attention to unforeseen problems with the State Police, generally viewed in Annapolis as a well-run and respected agency.
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