Erek L. Barron, the first Black U.S. Attorney in Maryland’s history, has resigned from his position. Barron, who took office in October 2021, announced his resignation in a statement, expressing gratitude for the opportunity to serve. He was nominated by President Joe Biden after a career in law and politics, including serving as a federal prosecutor and a Maryland prosecutor. Barron has been involved in efforts to curb gun violence, particularly targeting youth violence in Maryland. He emphasized the importance of community involvement and collaboration with law enforcement in tackling this issue. A public service announcement featuring Barron and Baltimore City police was launched to raise awareness about the consequences of gun violence. Barron stressed the need for a united effort from all members of the community to combat the problem effectively. His resignation from office marks the end of his tenure as the U.S. Attorney for Maryland, leaving behind a legacy of dedication to justice and public service.
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