15 Baltimore Cops Sentenced to Federal Prison Won't Be Separated from General Population
Baltimore cops facing state jail time get segregated housing
Police officers convicted of a crime in Maryland and sentenced to state prison are typically housed in segregated areas for their safety, far from most other inmates.
But those prosecuted in U.S. District Court and sent to federal prison — like the 15 Baltimore officers recently convicted in a kickback scheme — will, for the most part, be thrown in with the rest of the convicts.
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