there's one on baker on 700 block of smallwood. they put them there last thursday and walked away. >> it's not only dangerous the way they did it. it's wasteful and makes no sense. we will check that out. we will see come to our staff work with the councilman and see whether we speak of without you got the lights replaced. >> we will work to try to get that. it seems like something we can get solved. >> the issue of losing poorhouses and the 700 block of smallwood, the counterpoints a couple of issues. >> you lost them -- >> within two days ago. they were burned, deliberately. just two days ago. 1700 block of smallwood, individual who held legally works, i guess i've got to be honest he's got an illegal car wash that he was working. we know the name. we know the individual. we are hoping the police have to buy another we have neighbors would indicate that at least one saw him pulling the gasoline on the porch and then poorhouses actually burned. it not only points out the problems that we have with individuals but we have a serious

. >> reporter: wayne smallwood cautioned about race as the motive. >> until a case is actually totally revealed i don't know if that was the actual deal. >> reporter: too early to go there you think? >> right. because i don't think that every individual that's white in america feels that way about other minorities in the country. >> i'm a church going guy and for somebody to come in and do something like that was devastating. >> reporter: vernon tyler chilled that it could happen here. >> it makes you think if you're going to church, you go to choir rehearsal, now you got second thoughts. >> i thought we would be over this by now. the killing is senseless. >> reporter: richard butler concerned what role mental health may have played and could it have been prevented? >> we should talk to people and when we see them going through stuff, we should pull them to the side and show them some love because i think that's all it is, people need love. >>> this raises questions about race relations in the united states. >> our bruce johnson is at the north metropolitan ame church. >> reporter: thi

there's one on baker one on presbu presb presbury and smallwood. they put them there and walked away. they are never lit. >> it's not only dangerous the way they did it, it's wasteful. it makes no sense. we will check that out. we will see -- we will have our staff work with the councilman and see whether -- >> we got the lights placed. i had no idea they were not on. >> we will work -- that seems like something we can get solved. >> the issue of losing four houses in the 1700 block of smallwood. it points to a couple of issues? >> you lost them? >> within two days ago, they were burned, deliberately. >> during the unrest? >> no. this was just two days ago. 1700 block of smallwood, individual who illegally works -- i got to be honest. has an illegal car wash he was working. we know the name. we know the individual. we are hoping that the police have him by now. we have neighbors ready to indicate that at least one saw him pouring the gasoline on the porch and then four houses actually burned. it not only points out to problems that we have with ind

there's one on baker, one on presbury and smallwood. they put them there and walked away.ey are never lit. >> it's not only dangerous the way they did it, it's wasteful. it makes no sense. we will check that out. we will see -- we will have our staff work with the councilman and see whether -- >> we got the lights placed. i had no idea they were not on. >> we will work -- that seems like something we can get solved. >> the issue of losing four houses in the 1700 block of smallwood. it points to a couple of issues? >> you lost them? >> within two days ago, they were burned, deliberately. >> during the unrest? >> no. this was just two days ago. 1700 block of smallwood, individual who illegally works -- i got to be honest. has an illegal car wash he was working. we know the name. we know the individual. we are hoping that the police have him by now. we have neighbors ready to indicate that at least one saw him pouring the gasoline on the porch and then four houses actually burned. it not only points out to problems that we have with individuals, but we have a serious mental h

facilities and facilities blame the city. 15, 16, 1700 blocks, lights on and off. 16, 1700 block of smallwood lights on and off. senator cardin: these are public, not private lights? you're talking about the streetlights? marvin: first flight went out midnight. the next one went out around the 15th. they told us it would be 21 days and that would have been yesterday. senator cardin: did they tell you the problem? >> first, they did not know. what they have done, the hardwired about four lights. otherwise, we had no lights. we had the police lights, one on baker. it is from last thursday, walked away. senator cardin: it is not only dangerous the way they did it, it is wasteful and it makes no sense. we will check that out. we will have our staff work with the councilman. marvin: they have never been on. senator cardin: that seems like something we can get solved. >> the issue of losing clutch or houses in the 1700 block of smallwood, it points to a couple of issues. within two days. they were burnt, to liberty -- deliberately. individual who i guess i have got to be honest, he has got an illeg

. >> reporter: wayne smallwood cautioned about race as a motive. >> until a case is actually total revealed i don't know if that was the actual deal. >> reporter: too early to go there you think? >> right. because i don't think that every individual that's white in america feels that way about other minorities in the country. >> i'm a church going guy and for somebody to do something like that was devastating. >> reporter: vernon tyler chilled that it could happen here. >> it makes you think if you go to church or choir rehearsal, now you got second thoughts. >> i thought we should be over this by now. the killing is senseless. >> reporter: richard butler concerned what role mental health may have played and could it have been prevented. >> we should talk to people when we see people going through stuff, pull them to the side and show them some love because i think that's all it is. people need love. >> reporter: surprising i think today the first emotion was not anger. there was plenty of that to go around, but really the primary emotional was the sort of dismay and wanting to know what wa

smallwood joan's pain so we can find a solution.s not the answer to all. but it is a side parallel effort that we must correct in order to give dignity to those who may have detoured but yet do not need to be condemned for life. i intend to introduce a number of legislative initiatives, besides those who are ongoing, as we're discussing, the mandatory minimums, to focus on the criminal justice side of dealing with juveniles. bail reform and solitary confinement, most people don't realize that when these young men are incarcerated, rather than giving them an opportunity rather than promoting the promise act of our colleague, mr. scott, and giving alternatives to incarceration, but more importantly to people's lives we throw them in jail. and many of us know the tragic story of the 16-year-old that was in solitary confinement for three years, was ultimately released and commit sued side. so we look forward to our colleagues joining in this legislation, the effective speedy trial bail reform and solitary confinement safeguards for juve