Maryland law restricting face coverings for police takes effect as Eastern Shore leaders weigh in
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A new Maryland law restricting when law enforcement officers can cover their faces while on duty took effect Thursday, drawing mixed reactions from Eastern Shore law enforcement and civil rights leaders.
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A new Maryland law restricting when law enforcement officers can cover their faces while on duty took effect Thursday, drawing mixed reactions from Eastern Shore law enforcement and civil rights leaders.
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