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It’s not just you — auto thefts are surging in Baltimore. And around the country.
Banner reporters documented the surge earlier this year. Although the city would typically have 200-300 auto thefts per month, there were 960 of them in May.
Reporters continue to cover the problem, but we want to know how we can be most helpful.
So tell us: What do you want to know about car thefts in Baltimore?
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As the director of audience, T.J. oversees The Banner's editorial presence on social media and develops strategies that will put our journalism in front of the widest possible audience.
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