As a follow up to our post on Thursday on Dawnta Harris, the 16-year-old who allegedly ran over and killed a Baltimore cop with a stolen car while on house arrest for stealing a car, new documents have come to light that confirm that Harris’ mother begged Juvenile Service to keep her son locked up:
New docs obtained by I-Team incl prescient warning by mother of Dawnta Harris to DJS about her son on community detention before killing of county police officer. pic.twitter.com/YORhPJwU1Y
— Jayne Miller (@jemillerwbal) May 25, 2018
And another document shows that officials did not seek detention of Harris on May 18 in an emergency hearing called after the teen missed numerous check-ins to confirms his house arrest. He allegedly killed officer Amy Caprio on May 21:
MD Juv Services Secy Sam Abed says internal investigation now after I-Team reveals doc showing DJS did not seek detention at May 18 emergency hearing on 16 y/o Dawnta Harris. Harris was AWOL from house arrest, he allegedly killed police officer May 21.
Abed: doc was "mistake" pic.twitter.com/gOlnSM7dNL— Jayne Miller (@jemillerwbal) May 25, 2018
Wow. This kid should’ve been locked up.
Officer Caprio was laid to rest on Friday in an emotional ceremony attended by Maryland Governor Larry Hogan:
I was humbled to speak at the funeral service of Officer First Class Amy Caprio, the first female Baltimore County police officer ever killed in the line of duty. Her impact on her community and the legacy she leaves behind will be as lasting as her years on this earth were brief pic.twitter.com/3AygdLMz9c
— Governor Larry Hogan (@GovLarryHogan) May 25, 2018
Amy loved being a police officer, and according to her fellow officers, it was a job that she excelled at. As an officer, she brought honor to her badge each and every day. pic.twitter.com/OBDQuY6lQk
— Governor Larry Hogan (@GovLarryHogan) May 25, 2018
Today, we mourn together. But in our grief, we also celebrate the incredible legacy that is left behind by a young woman who chose to dedicate her life to public service. pic.twitter.com/oVlbLIqwt5
— Governor Larry Hogan (@GovLarryHogan) May 25, 2018
Officer First Class Amy Caprio has the eternal gratitude of a state that will forever be in her debt. I will continue to pray for her family that they find solace knowing that Amy died a true hero and that her sacrifice will never be forgotten. pic.twitter.com/JCe1WSPhkn
— Governor Larry Hogan (@GovLarryHogan) May 25, 2018
Related:
FUME: Baltimore teen accused of murdering cop was on house arrest at the time https://t.co/Sj55R3ESa1
— Twitchy Team (@TwitchyTeam) May 24, 2018
