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State’s Attorney’s Decision to Drop Felony Charge in Patrol-Group Controversy Protested
from: Bill Hughes
The “All Peoples Congress” staged a press conference/protest/picket in front of the west side of the Mitchell Court House on Jan. 24, 2011, in Baltimore, MD. On Jan. 20, 2010, State Attorney Gregg L. Bernstein had dropped a felony charge against Eliyahu Eliezer Werdesheim, age 23. He is accused of striking “a black teenager in November,” when on patrol with the Jewish group k/a “Shomrim.” Werdesheim’s arraignment on misdemeanor charges is set for sometime in February. His attorney is claiming “self-defense.” A press conference was also called on the east side of the Court House by the Baltimore Black Media Group. See for background on this dispute: http://articles.baltimoresun.com/2011-01-20/news/bs-md-ci-werdesheim-hearing-20110120_1_shomrim-members-misdemeanor-charges-felony
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