Police union upset over ?light? punishments in robbery case

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One of four males accused of attempting to rob and murder a Baltimore police officer at knifepoint was sentenced this week to eight years in prison ? but the city?s police union isn?t happy.

That?s because the three other robbery suspects have gotten off without serious penalties, said Paul Blair, president of the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 3.

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