The seven Baltimore police officers -- members of the department's Gun Trace Task Force -- stand accused in a federal racketeering indictment of seizing money from people they have stopped, claiming fraudulent overtime and filing false affidavits. Sean Suiter, 43, was shot in the head with his own gun after struggling with his killer on November 15 in west Baltimore. The 18-year department veteran had been investigating a killing when he noticed a man acting suspiciously and ran toward him. Police Commissioner Kevin Davis said Suiter struggled with his killer, making a brief call on his police radio at the time, Davis said. He added that Suiter's clothing indicated he and the killer had struggled.

Source: CNN December 28, 2017 02:12 UTC