Walk Hard: Baltimore is unsafe for and unsympathetic to pedestrians

By Edward Ericson Jr., City Paper

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"The police officer was clearly sympathetic" to the driver, she says. "The attitude is, everybody drives, everybody makes mistakes, and it could have been me. It's easy for the police officer to identify for the driver and not that person that got hit."

http://www.citypaper.com/news/mobtownbeat/bcp-061516-walk-dangers-20160614-story.html

by B' Spokes

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