Judge Dismisses Retired Officer's Lawsuit Against Baltimore County Cops
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Federal Judge Dismisses Jackie Conways Lawsuit Against Baltimore County Officers
A federal judge has dismissed Jackie Conways lawsuit against two Baltimore County officers, stemming from her arrest last year after reporting a man exposing himself during a DoorDash delivery. Conway, a retired Baltimore City sheriffs captain, was arrested for assault when she had her licensed Glock at low-ready as the man approached her SUV aggressively. Prosecutors dropped the charges the next day, finding no probable cause. Conways lawyer, J. Wyndal Gordon, is disappointed with the quick dismissal without discovery, calling it a summary move based only on the filings. The suspect, Keyon Agnew, was later charged with indecent exposure, but that case also got dropped due to weak evidence. Conways team plans to appeal, keeping the case in the spotlight as questions remain about how police handled a clear victims call.
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