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To: Bonefish who wrote (1424704)	11/10/2023 10:20:59 AM
From: Sdgla	Respond to of 1577188

Like all these corrupt DA’s she will be jailed… Freddie Gray ! Former top prosecutor for Baltimore convicted in perjury case tied to purchase of Florida homes A federal jury convicted former Baltimore state's attorney Marilyn Mosby of two counts of perjury after a trial that started Monday. Mosby served two terms as state’s attorney for Baltimore. A federal grand jury indicted her on perjury charges before a Democratic primary challenger defeated her last year. James Wyda, a lawyer for Mosby, declined to comment, citing a gag order. The maximum prison sentence for each count of perjury is five years, said a statement from U.S. Attorney Erek L. Barron's office. “We respect the jury’s verdict and remain steadfastly committed to our mission to uphold the rule of law, keep our country safe, protect the civil rights of all Americans, and safeguard public property," he said. Mosby gained a national profile for prosecuting Baltimore police officers after Freddie Gray, a Black man, died in police custody in 2015, which was Mosby’s first year in office. His death led to riots and protests in the city. None of the officers were convicted. Mosby declined to testify before her attorneys rested their case on Wednesday. After the verdict, she said, “I’m blessed" as she left the courthouse and entered a waiting car. Mosby also faces separate charges of mortgage fraud. A trial date for those charges hasn’t been set. In 2020, at the height of the pandemic, Mosby withdrew $90,000 from Baltimore city’s deferred compensation plan. She received her full salary, about $250,000 that year.