Maryland Governor Wes Moore and Democratic leaders unveil a new legislative package targeting the surge in juvenile crime. The bill aims to fix flaws in the system without increasing adult charges for minors. Key measures include extending probation for felonies and expanding crimes applicable to 10-to-12 year-olds. Police will file reports for juveniles in custody, and the Department of Juvenile Services will expedite decision-making. The reform garnered bipartisan support, emphasizing accountability and intervention. If passed, it would take effect in October.