Life on the Streets

Charles Oliver | 1.8.2004 12:00 AM

Maryland State Police Superintendent Edward T. Norris has been charged with illegally spending about $20,000 officials funds while he was the top cop in Baltimore. Norris allegedly used the money to cover personal expenses, including those stemming from affairs with several women. His former chief of staff, John Stendrini, was charged with misusing police money and is accused of obstructing justice.

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