Four months after it took effect, Baltimore?s new gun offender registry is starting to yield results ? including its first criminal charge.
As of Tuesday, 47 people have registered under the new city law ? the first of its kind in Maryland ? which is modeled after many states? sex offender registries. Late Thursday prosecutors filed their first criminal charge, when a Baltimore man?s Salisbury address didn?t check out.
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