Overview

• A pornographic video featuring racist and antisemitic imagery interrupted the virtual public comment segment of the meeting
• The livestream was immediately halted by Board Chair Robert Salley and the meeting shifted to an in-person format
• Baltimore City School Police and the Baltimore Police Department have launched a hate crime investigation into the breach
• Online viewers saw only a frozen screen while explicit content was visible to those attending in person
• The district is collaborating with its technology team to strengthen meeting security and will post the remainder of the session on its YouTube channel