Sean Suiter
The agenda promised “a high-level overview of progress from previous meetings,” but almost immediately the panel created to review the still-unsolved death of Baltimore police Detective Sean Suiter voted yesterday to go into closed session.
“We have some very urgent work to complete in a very short amount of time,” said James “Chip” Coldren Jr., co-chair of the Independent Review Board, apologizing to the media and members of the public listening to the meeting, which was conducted via telephone conference.
Coldren said the panel, meeting for the sixth time, needed to move immediately to discussion and approval of its final report on Suiter’s November 15 death in West Baltimore.
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