Serial Baltimore flasher sentenced to 3 years in prison, apologizes to victims
In court, John S. Morgan spoke directly to his victims, apologizing for what he called "stupid behavior."
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In court, John S. Morgan spoke directly to his victims, apologizing for what he called "stupid behavior."
Thousands of Ravens fans in Brazil are expected to be in Rio to cheer on their team, including members of "Ravens Brasil," the team's official fan organization in the South American country.
After a tough loss to the New Orleans Saints, Baltimore Ravens fans are turning the page and packing their bags for Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
Thousands of Ravens and Orioles fans are expected to soar into downtown Baltimore, which means a big boost for local businesses.
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