The Public Defender’s Office said attorneys will start an investigation into contaminated evidence at the Baltimore Police Department’s crime lab, after the city police commissioner fired its director.
Patrick Kent, the chief attorney for the Forensics Division of the Public Defender’s Office, said his agency planned to “conduct our own, independent review” after meeting with police and prosecutors.
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