Hampden

According to WJZ-TV, police arrested multiple people, but there is no word yet on charges or what led to the disturbance.

And a 29-year-old Baltimore man will spend five years in federal prison for setting a series of fires in the city's Hampden neighborhood.

Justin Reeves pleaded guilty to malicious destruction of property in connection with several incidents in the North Baltimore community last year.

In one of the cases, Reeves set fire to a home while a person was sleeping in a second-floor bedroom.

You use the words Marylanders deserve.

Well, do Baltimore residents, because you are a senator representing the city of Baltimore, do the residents in Baltimore City deserve better than to watch school-age kids, school-age kids wreak havoc at places like The Rotunda? For those of you not familiar, The Rotunda, I'm very familiar with it.

Beautiful apartment complex right in the heart of Hampden there with some nice shops underneath, a beautiful courtyard.

And the other day...

Here's the story.

Two scooter crashes and a fight involving several female students occurred during a teen takeover Monday at the Rotunda in the city's Hampden neighborhood.

Now, obviously, I'm familiar with the Rotunda because believe it or not, if you go on Fox News or Newsmax, uh, their, their remote studio is there in the Rotunda.

So you all, you know, that's where you go.