Baltimore Officers Convicted In Corruption Case

A federal jury has convicted two Baltimore police officers on all but one of 32 counts stemming from a corruption investigation.

Baltimore City police Officers William King, 36, and Antonio Murray, 35, were indicted on allegations that they used their police powers to detain drug dealers and rob them of drugs and cash.

According to court documents, the officers either sold the drugs or gave them to confidential informants.

The entire crime ring surfaced when the two officers were mentioned by name in the now infamous "Stop Snitching" DVD.

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Previous Stories:

• May 18, 2005: Second Officer Kept Behind Bars In Corruption Case
• May 13, 2005: Drug Cases In Jeopardy After Feds Indict Officers
• May 12, 2005: Officers Accused Of Corruption Face Judge
• May 12, 2005: Baltimore Officers Accused Of Robbing Drug Dealers

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