Careers
Both officers joined the department in 1992 - Murray in May and King in November. King worked with a number of high-profile Baltimore City Police Department units throughout his career. On May 23, 1994, Murray was shot in the arm and lost his gun during a struggle with an alleged drug dealer. His gun was used to kill a 26-year-old man eight days later. The injuries he suffered from this incident forced Murray off the job for almost two years. After 2004, both King and Murray worked in the department's housing authority unit. The police department's internal affairs division started investigating the two officers after receiving several tips. Their investigation was aided by the circulation of the controversial "Stop Snitchin'" DVD.
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