welcomed students back to classes with an open letter thanking "the thousands and thousands of students who made good decisions (Monday) and avoided the violence and law-breaking."

The letter also warned that students who did participate in Monday's violence will be held accountable.

"Principals and teachers are planning activities that will help students learn from the past days' events," Thornton said. "Counselors, social workers, and psychologists will be on hand to support students' emotional needs."

The city was far from normal. National Guard troops roam the streets. The Baltimore Orioles won their Major League Baseball game Wednesday afternoon in an empty stadium where spectators were excluded. The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra played a free, outdoor concert.

Contributing: John Bacon              A. First Amended Complaint


       On April 20, 2012, plaintiff filed a first amended complaint alleging causes of
action for: verbal sexual harassment; breach of the Equal Employment Opportunity
Commission settlement agreement; retaliation; and denial of reasonable accommodation.
On July 16, 2009, plaintiff was hired by defendant’s probation department (the
department) as a contract program auditor. In January 2010, she was reassigned to the
department’s contract services office. From February 16 through April 2010, another
contract program auditor, Juanita Guerrero, sexually harassed plaintiff. Ms. Guerrero
grabbed a laser tool from a co-worker, Manuel Campos, and aimed it at his crotch. Next,
Ms. Guerrero allegedly pointed the laser tool toward plaintiff and stated, “Now Raquel’s
pussy.” On another occasion,