Baltimore County?s police department will receive two grants to fund new equipment for analyzing forensic evidence and tracking stolen property, authorities announced Tuesday.
A $244,837 federal grant will replace the county?s two DNA replication devices, helping to chip away at the county?s backlog of 68 forensic cases, officials said. Law enforcement officials gathered at a news conference Tuesday said replacement equipment would quadruple the number of samples they can process at one time.
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