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Computer systems down at Greater Baltimore Medical Center

By The Associated Press

TOWSON, Md. (AP) — A spokesman for the Greater Baltimore Medical Center says the medical center’s computer system has experienced a disruption.

WBAL-TV reported it happened early Sunday.

The medical center’s spokesman tells the station that the network disruption affected information technology systems.

John Lazarou says while many of the systems are down, GBMC HealthCare has processes in place to maintain safe and effective patient care.

Lazarou says GBMC is responding according to its policies. The medical center is located in the Baltimore suburb of Towson, Maryland.

Baltimore solicitor won’t say if city agencies got subpoenas

By The Associated Press
BALTIMORE — The city solicitor of Baltimore has declined to tell The Baltimore Sun whether any city agencies have received a subpoena in the criminal tax investigation of Council President Nick Mosby and State’s Attorney Marilyn Mosby. The Sun also reported Monday that the city solicitor’s office has declined the newspaper’s requests for any such subpoena documents under public records laws.
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